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Join us for CITA seminar at 3PM with Antonella Palmese from Carnegie Mellon University, who will present on latest advances in multi-messenger astronomy and provide forecasts for multi-messenger cosmology in the coming years. #gravitationalWaves, #astronomy

This afternoon at 3PM for CITA seminar Prof. Gilbert Holder from UniversityofIllinois will bring the latest on the use of cosmic microwave background experiments as wide field astrophysics surveys. #CMB, #WideFieldAstrophysics, #TimeVariablesSky, #stellarFlares

Stars are the building blocks of our universe. The light they produce dictates how galaxies and planetary systems evolve. PhD candidate Shivan Khullar's talk precedes the UofTAstroTours on Thursday, May 2. shivankhullar.github.io CITA

"Why are satellites becoming easier and easier to see in the night sky, and why are astronomers so incredibly worried about this?" Dr. Samantha Lawler University of Regina will provide the answer to this and many other questions on Tuesday, May 14, 7PM at the 55 Meeting of AAS Dynamical.

Neutrino luminosity consistent with the extragalactic diffuse IceCube signal is providing clues on supermassive black hole populations at high redshifts. Join CITA seminar on May 27 with Dr. Rostom Mbarek (JSI Prize Fellow, Univ. of Maryland/NASA Goddard ).

Thank you #IrinaTziamali from #INCLUSIVEMINDS for the highly engaging content of the two day workshop "Unravelling EDI". The event was made possible through a partnership between CITA, Dunlap Institute, DADDAA, and the McDonald Institute EDI fund. Bart Ripperda Dr./Prof. Renée Hložek

Tonight: You're invited to a private screening of the Bending Light Documentary! Chat with Maya Fishbach & Quirks & Quarks host Bob McDonald post-show! 📍 Spadina Theatre, 24 Spadina Road, Toronto 📷 6:30 PM 📷 Q&A after 📷 Free entry, RSVP needed 📷karmafilm.ca/bendinglight📱

Tomorrow starts the 'Globular Clusters and Their Tidal Tails' conference. The event is supported by CITA  and the Dunlap Institute. Check the conference website at: physics.mcmaster.ca/~reinacam/gcan… Logo: Eesha Das Gupta (instagram: @/stelllararts).

Q&A with Quirks & Quarks Bob McDonald, director Alan Goldman Alan Goldman and Maya Fishbach at the pre-screening of Bending Light Documentary recounting the solar eclipse expedition in 1922 that helped prove Einstein’s theory of general relativity. Watch on Super Channel, June 8.

Why are stars and ISM separate fields in research? New publication by Piyush Sharda, Yuan-Sen Ting 丁源森, OSU Astronomy and CITA Postdoc Neige Frankel shows that APOGEE data can constrain ISM physics (outflow, turbulence) without needing an ad hoc chemical model (e.g., MDF, AMR).

A recording of Rostom Mbarek's seminar 'Diffuse Neutrino Flux from Coronae of Supermassive Black Holes' is now available at: cita.utoronto.ca/events/recent-…

In his blackboard seminar yesterday, Milan Ilnyckyj traced out humanity's energy history across more than 10,000 years; the nature of today's fossil fuel energy system; and the prospects for fossil fuel abolition to save the climate: youtu.be/MB2Fo2ro87Q?si…

Tonight The Great Hall, another great opportunity to marvel at new scientific discovery and have fun with astrophysicists from Dunlap Institute, CITA and UofT D. A. Dunlap Dept of Astronomy & Astrophysics.

What advances are possible in the observations of accreting X-ray pulsars in the era of X-ray polarization? Jeremy Heyl, University of British Columbia is giving the CITA seminar tomorrow at 2PM. Join us in MP1318A or via zoom.