The Imprint of Cosmic Reionization on Dwarf Galaxies
What can the smallest galaxies in the local Universe tell us about reionization?
Astrophysical Classics: A Burst of Inspiration
The year is 1978. Some people are wondering how star formation works in weird-looking galaxies.
How fast is dark matter?
Can observations of stars help to determine the local dark matter velocity?
Revisiting the Universe-making Recipes
With an improved recipe for gas cooling, today’s paper found that the simulated Universe would be a little different.
Definitive discovery of a dead distant disc
Featuring a galaxy in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Meet the Keynote Speakers: Philip Hopkins
Prof. Phil Hopkins studies the formation of the many components of our universe — from galaxies and supermassive black holes to stars and planets.