Conference Programme

IT = Invited Talk (20min + 5 min questions)

CT = Contributed Talk (12 min + 3 min questions)

The poster exhibition will take place outside the auditorium. Note that posters are limited to a width of 70 cm!

Wednesday 2 October Location: LUX auditorium
12:00-13:30	Registration
13:30-13:35	Welcome by LOC
13:35-13:45	Introduction from National committee for astronomy
13:45-13:55	Introduction from Swedish Astronomical Society
	Chair: Adam Rains
13:55-14:20	Ryan Boukrouche	Stockholm University	(IT) Exploring the impact of clouds on observations of terrestrial exoplanets in their habitable zones from the upcoming Large Interferometer for Exoplanets (LIFE)
14:20-14:35	Alexandra Muresan	Chalmers	(CT) Diversities and similarities exhibited by multi-planetary systems
14:35-15:00	Poster flash presentations
15:00-15:50	Poster session and coffee/tea
	Chair: Henrik Hartman
15:50-16:05	Emil Knudstrup	Onsala Space Observatory	(CT) Do particular planets prefer polar orbits?
16:05-16:20	Victor Rufo-Pastor	Lund University	(CT) On the rapid growth of the milky way-mass disks - The physics of triggering CGM cooling in Genetically Modified Simulations
16:20-16:35	Tom Bakx	Chalmers	(CT) From blobs to clouds: Spatially and spectrally resolving the most intensely star-forming environments through cosmic time
16:35-16:50	Marília G C C Carlos	Uppsala University	(CT) Detailed chemical composition of solar analogues with and without planets

18:00	Utdelning av Svenska astronomiska sällskapets Rosa Tengborg-stipendium
18:05-19:00	Nordenmarkföreläsning: Sanna Alwmark, Lund University Jakten på stenplaneternas tidiga historia This popular science lecture will be given in Swedish (på svenska) in the LUX auditorium and also broadcasted on zoom https://lu-se.zoom.us/s/63327853561 More information can be found at Svenska astronomiska sällskapets webpage here

Thursday 3 October Location: LUX auditorium
08:30-09:00	Registration
	Chair: Terese Hansen
09:00-09:25	Diane Feuillet	Uppsala university	(IT) Find foreign stars in the Milky Way and discovering the history of their original homes
09:25-09:40	Shilpa B Seshashayana	Malmö university	(CT) Fluorine abundances in Open Clusters
09:40-09:55	Ella Wang	Stockholm university	(CT) Dips and flashes: Lithium abundances in one million stars
09:55-10:10	Christian Lehmann	Lund university	(CT) Strangers in the Galactic Disk: the Strength of Radial Migration as told by Local Metal-Rich Stars
10:10-10:25	Kris Youakim	Stockholm university	(CT) Characterizing Milky Way halo stellar streams using chemo-kinematic tagging with unsupervised machine learning
10:25-10:55	Coffee and tea
	Chair: Santiago del Palacio
10:55-11:20	Anne-Kathrin Baczko	Onsala Space Observatory Chalmers	(IT) AGN jets from formation to dissipation
11:20-11:35	Kelley Hess	Onsala Space Observatory Chalmers	(CT) Sweden and the Square Kilometre Array: On the ground running
11:35-12:00	Santi Roca-Fabrega	Lund University	(IT) The ARRAKIHS ESA-F2 Space Mission: Unveiling the nature of dark matter
12:00-12:30	A Adamo, S Feltzing, E de Beck	SU, LU, Chalmers	(CT) On ESOs STC, UC and Council
12:30-13:30	Lunch break
	Chair: Sophie Rosu
13:30-13:55	Anja Moeslinger	Swedish Institute of Space Physics	(IT)
13:55-14:10	Claudia Skoglund	Stockholm University	(CT) Starshades: Geoengineering Solutions and Technosignatures in Direct Imaging Phase Curves
14:10-14:25	Klaudia Jaworska	Lund University	(CT) Exocomets of β Pictoris
14:25-14:40	Terese Olander	Uppsala University	(CT) Spectroscopy of benchmark M dwarfs for the Plato mission
14:40-14:55	Miora Andriantsaralza	Chalmers University of Technology	(CT) DEATHSTAR – A new hope for accurate mass-loss-rate estimates for AGB stars
14:55-15:40	Poster session + coffee/tea
	Chair: Henrik Hartman
15:40-16:05	Georgia Panopoulou	Onsala Space Observatory Chalmers	(IT) Mapping the Galactic magnetic field in 3D with stellar polarization
16:05-16:20	Franz Kirsten	Onsala Space Observatory Chalmers	(CT) High cadence monitoring of hyperactive Fast Radio Bursts at Onsala Space Observatory -- what does the high energy emission of repeating FRBs tell us about the non-repeaters?
16:20-16:35	Yang Hu	Stockholm University	(CT) SN 2021aaev: A Superluminous Type II SN with Long-Timescale - Flash Ionisation
16:35-16:50	Sean Brennan	Stockholm University	(CT) Massive stars activity shortly before core-collapse
16:50-17:05	Oscar Wistemar	Royal Institute of Technology	(CT) Analyzing GRB211211A prompt emission with a photospheric model
18:00-.....	Conference dinner at Vattenhallen, including award for Best Poster, and while having coffee and cake desert we will hear Dainis Dravins presenting: Astronomy meetings in Sweden – a very non-personal view

Friday 4 October Location: LUX auditorium
	Chair: Urban Eriksson
08:30-08:55	Jonas Enander	Oscar Klein Center	(IT) From stars to stories: how to create engagement with astronomy
08:55-09:10	Avinash Singh	Stockholm University	(CT) Strategies for Astronomy Outreach and Astrophotography in emphasizing Amateur engagement in Scientific Follow-up
09:10-09:25	Anastasios Kapodistria	Stockholm University	(CT) Higher Education Astronomy – An exploration of representations and their meaning making functions
09:25-09:40	Erik Persson	Lund University	(CT) Space humanities: the role of humanities for space exploration
09:40-10:20	Coffee/Tea
	Chair: Katrin Ros
10:20-10:45	Alexander Bock	Linköping University	(IT) OpenSpace – A free and open-source browser of the universe
10:45-11:00	Anna Arnadottir	Lund University	(CT) Starlit encounters at the Lund University Planetarium
11:00-11:15	Robert Cumming	Onsala Space Observatoty Chalmers	(CT) Disco ball astronomy: time to get ready for solar eclipses in 2025-2028
11:15-11:30	Johan Warell	Svensk Amatörastronomisk Förening	(CT) The SAAF Margareta Westlund Telescope: A remote telescope for amateur astronomy, school and science
11:30-11:35	Katja Lindblom		International Astronomical Union new National Outreach Coordinator for Sweden
11:35-11:45	Urban Eriksson	Uppsala University	Summary
11:45-11:55	Closing remarks by LOC