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Speaker | Title |
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Session 1 | |
Bob Mann (Edinburgh) | |
Bob Blum (Rubin) | Rubin Observatory updateOperations Status |
Christina Williams (NOIRLab) | Community Science updateScience with the Rubin Science Platform and Data Previews |
Ashley Villar (Harvard) | |
George Beckett (Edinburgh) | |
Session 2 | |
James Mullaney (Sheffield) | LSST Data Release Processing: what, when, where and the UK’s involvement |
Manda Banerji (Southampton) | The HSC-VISTA fusion dataset and prospects for LSST+-VISTA extragalactic science |
Tom Wilson (Exeter) | Enabling early Rubin science with robust cross-matches in the crowded LSST sky |
Chris Frohmaier (Southampton) | LSST and the The Time-Domain Extragalactic Survey (TiDES) |
Aaron Watkins (Herts) | Modifying the HSC pipeline sky-subtraction algoithms algoithm for low-surface-brightness science with LSST |
Naomi Robertson (Edinburgh) | The interplay between different Cosmic shear analysis choices for LSST-Y1 cosmic shear |
Madison Walder (Surrey) | Probing the dark matter haloes of external galaxies by modelling with stellar streams |
Session 3 | |
Mike Walmsley (Manchester) | Galaxy Zoo for LSSTDetailed morphology with Rubin |
Adam McMaster (Open U) | Black hole hunters: a microlensing search for quiescent black holes |
Francesco Petri (Imperial) | Inferring cosmology using Exploiting Lyman-break galaxies from Rubin for cosmology with LSST |
Sugata Kaviraj (Herts) | Dwarf galaxies in deep-wide surveys like LSST: a new frontier in the study of galaxy evolution |
Isabelle Ye (Manchester) | |
Sebastian von Hausegger (Oxford) | |
Suhail Dhawan (Cambridge) | Strongly lensed supernovae: discovery to cosmology in the LSST ear |