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Verify on official websiteScientific Programme Details of each selected parallel session and lunchtime session for NAM are listed below including organiser details. Note a parallel session block is 90 mins and a lunchtime session is 45 mins. The parallel sessions have been put into categories to ease navigation. However, note, these categories are not inclusive but more indicative; i.e., a session can in principle fall into 2 or more of the categories. The following categories have been used: o Cosmology and large-scale structure o Engagement (covering a wide range of activities) o Facility (for facility based research that doesn't fall into a single science category) o Galaxies and star formation o High energy and transient phenomena o Instrumentation o Professional (covering a wide range of professional skills, practice, and behaviour topics) o Solar o Stellar and planetary (including exo planets) o Techniques The lunchtime sessions are placed in their own category but cover a wide range of topics including engagement, facility, instrumentation, and professional practice/behaviour. Note, most lunchtime sessions do not accept submitted contributions: see the lunchtime descriptions and titles to identify those that accept abstracts. COSMOLOGY AND LARGE-SCALE STRUCTURE These sessions are mainly focused around cosmology and large-scale structure science. Note similar science may also be covered in other categories, particularly the facility category. Theoretical and observational approaches to the Hubble tension
Scientific Programme Details of each selected parallel session and lunchtime session for NAM are listed below including organiser details. Note a parallel session block is 90 mins and a lunchtime session is 45 mins. The parallel sessions have been put into categories to ease navigation. However, note, these categories are not inclusive but more indicative; i.e., a session can in principle fall into 2 or more of the categories. The following categories have been used: o Cosmology and large-scale structure o Engagement (covering a wide range of activities) o Facility (for facility based research that doesn't fall into a single science category) o Galaxies and star formation o High energy and transient phenomena o Instrumentation o Professional (covering a wide range of professional skills, practice, and behaviour topics) o Solar o Stellar and planetary (including exo planets) o Techniques The lunchtime sessions are placed in their own category but cover a wide range of topics including engagement, facility, instrumentation, and professional practice/behaviour. Note, most lunchtime sessions do not accept submitted contributions: see the lunchtime descriptions and titles to identify those that accept abstracts. COSMOLOGY AND LARGE-SCALE STRUCTURE These sessions are mainly focused around cosmology and large-scale structure science. Note similar science may also be covered in other categories, particularly the facility category. Theoretical and observational approaches to the Hubble tension
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Request a DemoOr start free trial βNational Astronomy Meeting (NAM) 2025 takes place on Monday, July 7, 2025 to Friday, July 11, 2025 in Durham. All times are in UTC.
National Astronomy Meeting (NAM) 2025 takes place at Teaching and Learning Centre (TLC) in Durham, United Kingdom.
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