Astrophysics Calendar

Feedback-driven bubbles reshape the interstellar medium and influence the progression of star formation on galactic scales.  Thanks to facilities including Gaia and JWST, we can now resolve the local environments of superbubbles in the Milky Way and...

Perhaps the most stunning surprise revealed by JWST yet is a class of compact, red, high-redshift sources (z~2-9) found in virtually every image the telescope takes. The sheer numbers of these ``Little Red Dots" demand that any satisfying theory of...

The Bahcall Lunch follow the astrophysics colloquium lecture. Registration is required by noon the previous Thursday so a meal can be provided.

 A revolution is underway in our understanding of the origins of supermassive black holes (SMBHs), reshaping our view of how the very first black holes formed and grew in the early universe. New breakthroughs have provided critical insights into...

The discovery of a true Earth twin exoplanet (an Earth-mass planet orbiting a Sun-like star within the habitable zone) has been a long-standing goal in the field, and advances in observational technology over the past decades have been moving us...

The ubiquity of substructures in protoplanetary discs has opened debate regarding the alignment of planet formation timescales with protostellar disc evolution. Under the hypothesis of the planetary interpretation, a robust conclusion is that a...