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Do, 30.06.2022

Seminar: Primitiveness of cometary dust collected by MIDAS on-board Rosetta

Minjae Kim will present the shape descriptor of the MIDAS/Rosetta particles and their pristinity evaluation.

Fr, 24.06.2022

Special Seminar: Probabilistic Machine Learning

Associate Prof. Robert Peharz (TU Graz) will introduce us to his research topic - relevant for all future projects seeking collaboration with the TU Graz in the area of artificial intelligence.

Do, 23.06.2022

Colloquium: How does Magnetic Reconnection work: what we know, and what we don’t

Prof. Michael Hesse, Director of Science at NASA's Ames Research Center, will introduce magnetic reconnection, the most important energy conversion and transport process in plasmas in the universe.

Do, 09.06.2022

Seminar: From Circumplanetary Disks to Icy Moons

PhD candidate Nick Oberg (TU Delft, NL) will discuss the conditions for moon formation in circum-planetary disks, related to the JUICE mission

Do, 02.06.2022

Colloquium: Burnout Prävention - Gesundes Brennen statt Ausbrennen (in German)

Mag. Regina NICHAM (Wien, Innovatives Betriebliches Gesundheitsmanagement - IBG GmbH) will talk about burnout symptoms, prevention, and intervention

Di, 31.05.2022

Special Seminar: Numerical modeling of magnetic reconnection in space

Dr. Seiji Zenitani (RCUSS, Kobe University) will talk about numerical investigations on magnetic reconnection in space and solar plasmas.

Do, 19.05.2022

Seminar: Classification of spectral fine structures of Saturn kilometric radiation

Georg Fischer will present results from his ongoing international FWF project on the fine structures of auroral radio emissions.

Do, 12.05.2022

Colloquium: Rocky differentiated planets and the Lavoisier-Lomonosov bridge from non-life to life

Stephen Mojzsis, Origins Research Institute, Budapest (Hungary) will explain what we know about the formation and very early history of Earth some 4.48-4.0 Gyrs ago.

Do, 28.04.2022

Colloquium: The Search for Life on Planets Around Other Stars

Prof. James Kasting (Dept. of Geosciences, Penn State University) will talk about the characterisation of exoplanets with the next generation of instruments like the JWST, LIFE, and LUVOIR.

Do, 21.04.2022

Seminar: Machine learning in heliophysics - trailblazers in Graz

Ute Amerstorfer, Rachel Bailey (ZAMG), Martin Reiss and Hannah Rüdisser (TU Graz Know Center) present an overview of ongoing efforts to apply machine learning in various heliophysical contexts.

Do, 14.04.2022

Colloquium: Polarimetry as a tool for characterising planets and exoplanets

Daphne Stam (TU Delft, The Netherlands) will show how spectro-polarimetry can be used to characterise planets and exoplanets, connected to missions like ENVISION (Venus) and SELFIE (Earth).

Do, 07.04.2022

Seminar: Eta Earth Revisited: How many Earth-like Habitats might there be in the Milky Way?

Manuel Scherf will talk about calculating the number of planets suitable for life.

Do, 31.03.2022

Colloquium: The Evolving ALMA Perspective on the Chemistry and Physics of Planet-Forming Disks

Prof. Edwin Bergin, University of Michigan (US) will report on the conclusion from ALMA observations about the chemistry and planet formation process in protoplanetary disks.

Do, 24.03.2022

Seminar: Machines that Learn and the Quest for the Fundamental Laws of Nature

Wolfgang Waltenberger from the ÖAW - HEPHY institute will talk about artificial intelligence applications in physics.

Do, 17.03.2022

Colloquium: Playing with sand: How collisional charging impacts planetary science from planet formation to planetary surfaces and atmospheres

Prof. Gerhard Wurm (Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany) will tell us about his lab experiments with dust grains related to planetary atmospheres and planet formation.

Do, 10.03.2022

Seminar: COPHYLAB - Comet Physics Laboratory

Sunny Laddha will present the international consortium Cophylab, which aims to improve our knowledge of the origin and activity of comets.

Di, 08.03.2022

Physico-chemical processes in planet-forming disks

TUG/KFU Physics Colloquium Summer 2022

Do, 03.03.2022

Colloquium: Bridging the Exoplanet - Planetary Divide

Prof. Mark Marley (University of Arizona / NASA Ames) will discuss why there is often a lack of collaboration between exoplanet researchers and the more traditional solar system researchers, and demonstrate the potential of exoplanet/Solar System synergies with a few examples of successful collaborations in the fields of atmospheric chemistry.

Do, 24.02.2022

Seminar: Magnetosheath Jets - a key linking effect between the solar wind and the Earth’s magnetosphere

Florian Koller (PhD student, University of Graz) will talk about physical processes in near Earth space.

Do, 17.02.2022

Colloquium: The Exploration of Mercury -- A Space Plasma Physicist’s Perspective

Prof. James A. Slavin (University of Michigan) will summarise previous results from space exploration missions to Mercury, as well as future prospects with BepiColombo.

Do, 03.02.2022

Colloquium: The space debris problem - a challenge to further space exploitations

Tim Flohrer (head of the Space Debris Office, Space Safety Programme Office, ESA-ESOC, Darmstadt, Germany) will present the Space Debris problem. How can laser technology contribute to a sustainable solution?

Do, 27.01.2022

Seminar: On the extended hydrogen exosphere of Mercury

Daniel Schmid and Helmut Lammer will present the first in-situ measured atomic hydrogen density profile derived from magnetic field observations by MESSENGER.

Do, 20.01.2022

Colloquium: The Path to Habitable Worlds: Roadmaps, Missions, and Astro2020

Dr Aki Roberge (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Exoplanets and Stellar Astrophysics Laboratory) will report on the 2020 US Astrophysics Decadal Survey and the LUVOIR and HabEx Missions.

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