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Fall Semester
Date Speaker/Title/Abstract
10/13/26 Aparna Joshi
Probing IMF–ISM Feedback with Spatially Resolved Galaxy Observations
9/22/26 Harold Diaz-Quiroz
An investigation of star-forming galaxies in the low-z universe
9/15/26 Maria Sanchez Rincon (Caltech), Lachlan Hobart (University of Queensland), and Tanish Parida (Acton-Boxborough Regional High School)
Undergraduate Summer Research Showcase
9/8/26 Gibson Bowling (Arizona State University)
Physically Motivated Stellar Populations for Galaxies at Cosmic Dawn
9/1/26 Prof. Haojing Yan
Roman eXtreme Deep Field (RXDF)
Spring Semester
Date Speaker/Title/Abstract
4/28/26 Bangzheng (Tom) Sun
(Dissertation Defense) New Insights into Galaxy Evolution -- a Quartet of JWST Studies
4/21/26 Kishlay Singh
(Comprehensive Exam) A Comparative Study of Methods for Calculating the Figures of Rotating Giant Planets
4/14/26 Vicki Kuhn
AGNs, Black Holes, and Their Host Galaxies at Cosmic Noon
4/7/26 Dr. Lulu Zhang (University of Texas, San Antonio)
Feedback Signatures and Implications for the Central Engine in AGN Revealed by JWST Spectroscopy
3/31/26 Prof. Sergei Kopeikin
Gravitational Multipoles as Probes of Giant Planet Interiors
3/10/26 Harold Diaz-Quiroz
GALEX + JWST: An investigation of star-forming galaxies in the low-z universe
3/6/26 Prof. Thomas Curtright (University of Miami)
(Special Seminar) Do time delay effects explain galactic rotation curves?
3/3/26 Mason Huberty (University of Minnesota)
Lyman-α as an Observational Probe of Reionization in the JWST Era: Challenges and Pathways Forward
2/24/26 Dazhi Zhou (University of British Columbia, Canada)
SPT-selected protoclusters and the early emergence of the hot intracluster gas
2/10/26 Prof. Haojing Yan
Prospect of detecting supernovae at high redshifts