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Prof. Magdalena Kunert-Bajraszewska (NCU)7.07.2026, 11:10
Our research focuses on the earliest stages of radio activity in active galactic nuclei (AGN), combining time-domain studies of radio transients with low-frequency imaging of compact radio sources. Using multiwavelength observations, we investigate the physical mechanisms responsible for triggering radio jets, their early evolution, and their interaction with the surrounding interstellar...
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Prof. Maciej Koprowski (NCU)7.07.2026, 11:30
The star-forming main sequence provides a compact description of how galaxies build their stellar mass as a function of cosmic time. In this talk, I will present a continuity-equation framework for translating an observed redshift-dependent star-forming main sequence into the predicted evolution of the galaxy stellar mass function. Starting from observed high-redshift stellar mass functions,...
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Dr Grzegorz Nowak (NCU)7.07.2026, 11:50
In this talk, I will present selected results from radial velocity (RV) follow-up campaigns of small transiting planets (1–4 Earth radii) discovered by Kepler/K2 and TESS. These observations were conducted using the TNG/HARPS-N, ESO/HARPS, CAHA/CARMENES, and VLT/ESPRESSO instruments within the framework of the KESPRINT, THIRSTEE, and CARMENES consortia. Precise RV measurements are essential...
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Prof. Andrzej Niedzielski (NCU)7.07.2026, 12:10
I will present our exoplanet search project, that resulted in detection of 30 exoplanets, mostly around evolved stars, so far. I will briefly present status of the project, our forthcoming results as well as our plans for the future.
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