Events

Talk 1: GRB 221009A/SN 2022xiw and GRB 230812B/SN 2023pel - Two Ordinary SNe Associated with Energetic GRBs Talk 2: Multi-fidelity emulators and the cosmological constraints from Lyman alpha forest

Talk 1: A periodically repeating Fast Radio Burst Talk 2: The SPYGLASS Program: Mapping the Extensive Star Formation History of the Solar Neighborhood

Talk 1: Three dimensional simulations of exoplanetary atmosphere escape Talk 2: SOFIA/EXES survey of gaseous water in the massive young binary W3 IRS 5

Talk 1: New diffusive instabilities in dusty protoplanetary disks: Setting the stage for planetesimal formation Talk 2: The high redshift universe in JWST observations: The UV luminosity function and little red dots

Talk 1: What are the radial distributions of density, outflow rates, and cloud structures in the M82 wind?

Talk 1: To the stratosphere and beyond: Correcting quasi-static wavefront error drifts in astronomical telescopes Talk 2: Galaxy cluster weak lensing from the stratosphere with SuperBIT

Talk 1: Bayesian Analysis for Remote Biosignature Identification on exoEarths (BARBIE): Using Grid-Based Nested Sampling in Coronagraphy Observation Simulations for Molecular Detection Talk 2: Strong gravitational lensing by AGNs as a probe of the quasar-host relations in the distant Universe

Talk 1: Prospects of a statistical detection of the 21-cm forest and its potential to constrain the cosmic heating and reionization history Talk 2: Cracking neutron star mysteries: Physics-driven insights into interior, surface, and exterior by X-ray Timing results

Talk 1: TESS as a supernovae hunter: Constraining supernova progenitors with high cadence photometry at early time

Talk 1: TESS as a supernovae hunter: Constraining supernova progenitors with high cadence photometry at early time

Talk 1: Exoplanet aeronomy: A case study of WASP-69b

Talk 1: Tracing the rapid evolution of supermassive black holes with High-z Quasar Clustering measurements Talk 2: Simulating our universe: how and why?

The TESS Science Conference III (TSC3) will cover all science done with the MKI-led NASA TESS Mission, from Solar System (asteroids, trans-neptunian objects, comets), through exoplanets and stellar astrophysics (asteroseismology, variable stars, stellar binaries), to extragalactic astronomy (supernovae, AGN, TDEs).

The Summer MKI Undergraduate Research Forum (SMURF) is an annual event for undergraduates to showcase their research to the entire MKI community. It offers the opportunity to experience an extremely important aspect of research: presenting to other scientists, but in a stress-free, friendly environment.

Unveiling Dust Beyond the Local Universe

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Cosmic death spirals