NAM2023

We held three LSST-related sessions at the 2023 National Astronomy Meeting, as follows:

Speaker

Title

Speaker

Title

Session 1

Bob Mann (Edinburgh)

UK involvement in the LSST

Bob Blum (Rubin)

Rubin Operations Status

Christina Williams (NOIRLab)

Community Science with the Rubin Science Platform and Data Previews

Ashley Villar (Harvard)

Rubin Observatory/LSST Science Collaborations

George Beckett (Edinburgh)

Delivering a UK Independent Data Access Centre for LSST

Session 2

James Mullaney (Sheffield)

Data Release Processing

Manda Banerji (Southampton)

The HSC-VISTA fusion dataset and prospects for LSST-VISTA science

Tom Wilson (Exeter)

Enabling early Rubin science with robust cross-matches in the crowded LSST sky

Chris Frohmaier (Southampton)

The Time-Domain Extragalactic Survey (TiDES)

Aaron Watkins (Herts)

Modifying the HSC pipeline sky-subtraction algoithm for low-surface-brightness science with LSST

Naomi Robertson (Edinburgh)

Cosmic shear analysis choices

Madison Walder (Surrey)

Probing the dark matter haloes of external galaxies with stellar streams

Session 3

Mike Walmsley (Manchester)

Detailed morphology with Rubin

Adam McMaster (Open U)

Black hole hunters: a microlensing search for quiescent black holes

Francesco Petri (Imperial)

Exploiting Lyman-break galaxies 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)

Detecting the Doppler magnification dipole from LSST images

Sebastian von Hausegger (Oxford)

Testing the cosmological principle with Rubin LSST

Suhail Dhawan (Cambridge)

Strongly lensed supernovae

 

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