Speakers and Program of the school

The morning will be dedicated to classical lectures whereas the afternoon hands-on sessions will be organised on the various tools that will be proposed. 

Participants are expected to come with their laptops. 

Astrophysical lectures

Magneto-Hydrodynamics and gravity

Patrick Hennebelle (CEA, France) and Ralf Klessen (Heidelberg Univ, Germany)

Interstellar turbulence

James Beattie (Princeton Univ, USA) & Marc-Antoine Miville-Deschênes (ENS, France)

Galactic Dynamo

Eva Ntormousi (Pisa Univ, Italy)

Interstellar Chemistry

Valentine Wakelam (Bordeaux Obs, France)

Interstellar Dust

Frédéric Galliano (AIM, France) & Ugo Lebreuilly (CEA, France)

Interstellar Ices

Jennifer Noble (TBC)

Radiative transfer

Stefan Reissl (Heidelberg Univ, Germany)

Cosmic rays

Philipp Girichidis (Heidelberg Univ, Germany) & Isabelle Grenier (AIM, France)

Stellar structure

Corinne Charbonnel (Genève Obs, Swiss)

Stellar feedback

Mike Grudic (Flatiron, USA)

Galactic cycle

Juan Soler (Vienna Obs, Austria) & Steffie Walch (Koln Univ, Germany)

Star forming Clumps/cores

Alessio Traficante (INAF, Italy) & Frédérique Motte (IPAG, France)

Protostellar disks

 Anaelle Maury (Barcelone Univ, Spain) & Benoit Tabone (IAS, France)

Planetary systems

Daniel Price/Guillaume Laibe (TBC)

Interstellat medium in the Magellanic clouds and other galaxies

Karin Sandstran & Vianney Lebouteiller (AIM, France)

Introduction to tools and methods

Introduction to the most important methodologies used in astrophysics will be given. The hands-on session will be proposed by all speakers and the participants will be allowed to choose depending on their main interests. The main families of methods including analytical and numerical calculations, synthetic observations, fit and adjustment and machine learning will be covered.

The analytical approach

Patrick Hennebelle (CEA, France) & Francois Levrier (ENS, France)

Numerical simulations

Benoit Commercon (ENS-Lyon, France) & Noé Brucy (ENS-Lyon, France)

Synthetic Observations:

Valentin Legouellec (Barcelone Univ, Spain) & Juan Soler  (Vienna Obs, Austria)

Fit and adjusment to the data

Frédéric Galliano (AIM, France)

Machine Learning and statistical methods

Erwan Allys (ENS, France) & Victor Ksoll (Heidelber Univ, France)