Title: JWST's Little Red Dots: Masters of Disguise in the High-Redshift Universe  This talk will explore the exciting journey to probe several populations of black holes, spanning from the distant to the local Universe. I will focus primarily on the "little red dots" (LRDs), a newly discovered and puzzling population of compact red sources at … Continue reading "CRA Seminar: Fabio Pacucci – Harvard cfa"

Title: Gravitational waves: from black holes to the cosmos Gravitational waves reveal the universe through an entirely unique spectrum, complementary to electromagnetic and neutrino observations. Although the field is young, it has already revolutionized our understanding of black holes and neutron stars, with implications for gravity, stellar and galactic astrophysics, nuclear physics and cosmology. In … Continue reading "CRA Seminar – Maximiliano Isi – Flatiron Inst. NYC"

Title: Galaxy Evolution and the Cosmic Baryon Cycle in 3D Abstract Galaxies are intricately linked to the gas in and around them, making the characterization of gas flows essential for directly constraining star formation, gas flow rates, and feedback processes, as well as for testing modern theories of galaxy evolution. The recent deployment of highly … Continue reading "CRA Seminar – Yuguang Chen UC-Davis"