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.
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
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:
