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September 15, 2025

Photometric Redshifts for Next-Generation Sky Surveys

Biprateep Dey, University of Toronto

September 8, 2025

Exploring Star Formation and ISM through Artificial Intelligence

Duo Xu, University of Toronto, CITA

A colorful abstract background with stylized faces, overlaid by an image of the Milky Way galaxy and text: The unquiet neighbour: how the LMC bugs the Milky Way by Eugene Vasiliev, University of Barcelona, 10 April 2023.

June 17, 2025

The Unquiet Neighbour: How the LMC bugs the Milky Way

Eugene Vasiliev, University of Surrey

A fiery, glowing orange star burns intensely in the center of a star-filled space background, radiating bright light and energy.

December 23, 2024

So Long Kolmogorov!

James Beattie, CITA/Princeton

March 26, 2015

The morphology of the Milky Way and spiral galaxies

The arm structure of the Milky Way remains somewhat of an unknown, with observational studies hindered by our location within the Galactic disk. We present the results of a project aimed at constraining the global structure of the Milky Way through numerous numerical simulations and synthetic observations.