LSST:UK at NAM 2025
We had three sessions at NAM 2025 in Durham: a two-block parallel entitled Enabling early science with Rubin LSST in 2025 and a lunch-time session on LSST and LSST:UK for Early Career Researchers. Presentation materials from the sessions are listed below, along with the audience responses to the questions posed during the lunchtime discussion session, captured via Slido.
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Enabling early science with Rubin LSST in 2025
Vera C. Rubin Observatory and the Legacy Survey of Space and Time - Federica Bianco
Introduction to LSST:UK and UK involvement in Rubin/LSST - Bob Mann
Introduction to early science with the Rubin/LSST - Graham Smith
Lasair: the UK broker for Rubin alerts - Roy Williams
The ComCam campaign and Data Preview 1 - James Mullaney
The LSST-NIR Fusion pipeline: advancing multiwavelength astronomy with Rubin LSST and VISTA - Elham Saremi
The LSST AGN Science Collaboration and its Early Science plans - Niel Brandt
Galaxy-halo connection across cosmic time: preparing for LSST with deep survey fields - Natalia Stylianou
Enhance LSST cosmological constraints using data-augmented redshift calibration and variational-autoencoder marginalisation - Yunhao Zhang
Solar system alerts in Year 1 of LSST: the effects of template generation - James Robinson
Forecasting cosmological constraints from LSST strong lenses: a multi-probe hierarchical approach - Tian Li
Propagating photometric redshift uncertainties for LSST and Stage-IV surveys - Jaime Ruiz Zapatero
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LSST and LSST:UK for Early Career Researchers
Introduction and overview - Matthew Temple
Junior DESC Organisation (JuDO) - Tom Cornish
Structured discussion of scope and organisation of Junior Associates network - led by Steve Ardern
Responses to questions posed via Slido:
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