LSST:UK at NAM 2023

We had three sessions at the 2023 National Astronomy Meeting. A review of the sessions was included in the July 2023 Newsletter and PDF copies of presentation slides are listed below.

	Speaker	Title

	Speaker	Title
Session 1	Bob Mann (Edinburgh)	UK involvement in the LSST
	Bob Blum (Rubin)	Rubin Observatory update
	Christina Williams (NOIRLab)	Community Science update
	Ashley Villar (Harvard)	LSST Science Collaborations
	George Beckett (Edinburgh)	Delivering a UK Independent Data Access Centre for LSST

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 Time-Domain Extragalactic Survey (TiDES)
	Aaron Watkins (Herts)	Modifying the HSC pipeline sky-subtraction algoithms for low-surface-brightness science with LSST
	Sugata Kaviraj (Herts)	Dwarf galaxies in deep-wide surveys like LSST: a new frontier in the study of galaxy evolution
	Madison Walder (Surrey)	Probing the dark matter haloes of external galaxies by modelling stellar streams

Session 3	Mike Walmsley (Manchester)	Galaxy Zoo for LSST
	Adam McMaster (Open U)	Black hole hunters: a microlensing search for quiescent black holes
	Francesco Petri (Imperial)	Inferring cosmology using Lyman-break galaxies from Rubin
	Naomi Robertson (Edinburgh)	The interplay between different analysis choices for LSST-Y1 cosmic shear
	Isabelle Ye (Manchester)	Detecting the Doppler magnification dipole from LSST images
	Sebastian von Hausegger (Oxford)	Testing the cosmological principle with Rubin
	Suhail Dhawan (Cambridge)	Strongly lensed supernovae: discovery to cosmology in the LSST era