David Whitworth is a new postdoc at the ENS.

Unleashing the predictive power of tidal disruption events The tidal force from a supermassive black hole can disrupt a star passing too close, resulting in a powerful electromagnetic flare as […]

En Salle des thèse à l’ENS.

The impact of stellar feedback on galaxies Small-scale stellar feedback can impact the large-scale evolution of galaxies by regulating star formation and by driving galactic fountain flows and outflows. Using […]

Title: From cosmic lasagna to space-time spaghetti -- obtaining the least-model-dependent strong gravitational lensing probe   Abstract: Strong gravitational lensing has advanced as a standard probe to map mass densities of […]

Title: Probing Cold Gas around Galaxies through the Mg II Resonance Doublet Abstract: The structure and kinematics of the gas around and in galaxies are crucial for understanding the multiphase flows […]

Title:    Results and perspectives from the ExoGRAVITY Large Programme Abstract: The direct detection of a giant exoplanet using long-baseline interferometry in 2019 marked the debut of the GRAVITY instrument […]

Titre: L’impact du dérèglement climatique sur l'astronomie observationnelle Résumé: Les grands observatoires astronomiques fonctionnant dans le visible/infrarouge sont souvent accompagnés de station météo afin de suivre les paramètres clés qui […]