The 2nd Conference of Young Researchers at CAMK PAN

23 Jun 2020, 08:55 → 25 Jun 2020, 16:05 Europe/Warsaw

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The 2nd Conference of Young Researchers at CAMK PAN will be held remotely on 23-25 June 2019 via Zoom. The meeting is organized by the PhD Students of the Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center of the Polish Academy of Sciences.

The goal of the meeting is to provide an opportunity for students to present their conducted research in front of a larger audience. The talks will cover a broad range of topics from astronomy and astrophysics such as:

• Neutron stars
• Gravitational waves
• Galactic dynamics
• Evolved binaries
• Stellar pulsations
• Cosmic distance scale
• Accretion discs and their environments
• X-Ray properties of stars and galaxies
• Jets
• Cosmology

Though a majority of speakers are students from CAMK PAN, we would also like to invite the participation of PhD students from other universities and institutes. There is a limited number of slots available.

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Tuesday, 23 June

Student presentations: Filip Morawski - Searches for anomalies in gravitational-wave data

Student presentations: Aleksandra Olejak - The origin of inequality. Isolated formation of 30 Msun and 10 Msun BH-BH merger

Student presentations: Agostino Leveque - MOCCA Survey Database: Extra Galactic Globular Clusters. Method and first results

Student presentations: Sumanta Kumar Sahoo - Asteroseismology of pulsating subdwarf B stars using TESS data

Student presentations: Sachu Sanjayan - Pulsating subdwarf B stars in the oldest open cluster NGC6791

Student presentations: Sowgata Chowdhury - Studying the southern Beta Cephei stars using TESS

Student presentations: Qiang Chen - Scaling of magnetic dissipation and particle acceleration in ABC fields

Student presentations: Jose Ortuno Macias - Kinetic numerical simulations of particle acceleration mechanisms in relativistically magnetized jets of blazars

Student presentations: André da Silva - The hunt for peculiar Eu and Ba abundances in metal-poor stars using *Gaia* and GALAH surveys

Student presentations: Henryka Netzel - High-Amplitude Delta Scuti stars

Student presentations: Bartłomiej Zgirski - Distance determinations using RR Lyrae stars and the new reddening maps of the Magellanic Clouds

Student presentations: Piotr Wielgórski - Calibrating p-factors of Classical and Type II Cepheids

Student presentations: Monica Taormina - Toward early-type eclipsing binaries as extragalactic milestones

Student presentations: Gonzalo Rojas García - Deeping on binary systems: Enigmatic subclass and detached binaries as distance tracer

Student presentations: Mikołaj Kałuszyński - BH Tom – The System for Automatic Observations Scheduling, Photometry and Calibration for Microlensing Events Followups

Student presentations: Ayush Moharana - Eclipse Timing of Detached Eclipsing Binaries using SOLARIS network of telescopes

Student presentations: Bartosz Etmański - Ammonia in Circumstellar Environment of V Cyg

Wednesday, 24 June

Student presentations: Lami Suleiman - Partially accreted crusts of Neutron Stars

Student presentations: Vadym Khomenko - Modelling of pulsar glitches in Neutron Stars

Student presentations: Lorenzo Gavassino - Boosting the heat

Student presentations: Ankan Sur - Magnetic field evolution of neutron stars

Student presentations: Samaresh Mondal - A bright ultraluminous X-ray source in NGC 5055

Student presentations: Dominik Gronkiewicz - Thermal instability as a primary limit for optically thick X-ray coronae in AGN

Student presentations: Bartosz Bełdycki - Neutron Star atmospheres and color correction factor

Student presentations: Ananda Deepika Bollimpalli - X-ray variability studies from GRMHD simulations

Student presentations: David Abarca - GRRMHD Simulations of Accretion on Neutron Stars

Student presentations: Ruchi Mishra - General relativistic radiation hydrodynamic simulations of levitating atmospheres

Student presentations: Katarzyna Rusinek - Swift/BAT AGNs - their radio loudness, jet production efficiency and host galaxies

Student presentations: Maitrayee Gupta - Comparing radio-loud Swift/BAT AGN with their radio-quiet counterparts

Thursday, 25 June

Student presentations: Swayamtrupta Panda - The CaFe Project: Search for the correlation between Fe+ and Ca+ in active galaxies

Student presentations: Marzena Śniegowska - High metal content of highly accreting quasars

Student presentations: Chandra Shekhar Saraf - Cross-Correlation Study between CMB Lensing and Galaxy Surveys

Student presentations: Mohammad Hassan Naddaf Moghaddam - BLR size and R-L relation in realistic FRADO model

Student presentations: Arkadiusz Chimicz - Polish SST optical sensor network upgrade as a contribution to EUSST

Student presentations: Beata Konacka - The tools essential for the detection of Near-Earth Asteroids and space debris

Student presentations: Eleonora Veronica Lai - On the spectral-timing properties of Cygnus X-1 in its hard state.

Student presentations: Marta Dziełak - Stratification of hot accretion flow of MAXI J1820+070

Student presentations: Tathagata Saha - Testing the reliability of AGN torus X-ray spectral models

Student presentations: Saikruba Krishnan - Tools for Period Searching in AGN in the Era of "Big Data"

Student presentations: Théo Hugues - Search for Dark Matter with liquid argon detectors

Student presentations: Rajeev Rathour - Stellar Pulsation studies