Posters
The numbers in the tables below denote the location on the poster board easels in the venue.
Poster session #1 (Tuesday, Wednesday)
| Title | Author |
|---|---|
| 1. - The shadowing of the Einstein Probe by the Zwicky Transient Facility | Tomas Ahumada (NOIRLab) |
| 2. - Constraining Cas A’s Shock Break-Out with IR Echoes | Rodrigo Angulo (JHU) |
| 3. - ... | ... |
| 4. - Chasing early TDEs with SOAR and Gemini |
Jonathan Carney (UNC Chapel Hill) [presented by Hank Corbett, Igor Andreoni] |
| 5. - From common envelope evolution to luminous red novae | Zhuo Chen (Tsinghua Univ.) |
| 6. - The Faint and the Furious: What are the Lowest Mass Stars that Explode as Core-Collapse Supernovae? | Kaustav Kashyap Das (Caltech) |
| 7. - Gravitational-wave Alert System Enabling Multi-messenger Astronomy Follow-up of Fermi and Swift using RAVEN | Michael Davis (U. Minnesota) |
| 8. - The Modernization of the InterPlanetary Network | Courey Elliott (LSU) |
| 9. - Decoding the Diversity of Type IIb Supernovae and their Progenitors with ZTF | K-Ryan Hinds (Caltech) |
| 10. - Stellar mergers and common-envelope transients in the Roman-Rubin era | Viraj Karambelkar (Columbia) |
| 11. - TDEs as a probe of supermassive black hole evolution across cosmic time: redshift-dependent TDE rates in LSST, Roman, and JWST | Mitchell Karmen (JHU) |
| 12. - AT 2024wpp in UV to NIR: The Unprecedented Evolution and Properties of a Luminous Fast Blue Optical Transient | Natalie LeBaron (UC Berkeley) |
| 13. - Now in Color! The 20-year Light Curves of Eta Carinae's Great Eruption from Its Light Echoes | Xiaolong Li (JHU) |
| 14. - SN2025wny: a Hydrogen-poor Superluminous Supernova at z ≈ 2 | Maggie Li (Caltech) |
Poster session #2 (Thursday, Friday)
| Title | Author |
|---|---|
| 1. - Volumetric Rates of Type Ia Supernovae in DES and forecasts for Roman using solely photometric data | Cole Meldorf (U. Pennsylvania) |
| 2. - Metallicity dependence of pair-instability supernova properties | Takashi Moriya (NAOJ) |
| 3. - LightCurveLynx: A community-driven time-series modeling toolkit for LSST | Alex Malz (STScI) |
| 4. - EuroFlash: a commensal search for fast transients < 300 MHz with LOFAR 2.0 | Ziggy Pleunis (U. Amsterdam/ASTRON) |
| 5. - YSN-Class (Young SuperNova Classifier) | Oleksandra Pyshna (Caltech) |
| 6. - Probing early signatures of dust formation in core-collapse supernovae with ground based optical/NIR observations | Sam Rose (Caltech) |
| 7. - Hiding in Plain Sight: Wandering AGNs in the LSST Era | Kendall Sippy (Penn State) |
| 8. - Old dog, new tricks - Introducing the Rapid Response Mode at the Nordic Optical Telescope | Samuel Grund Sørensen (Aarhus Univ., Denmark) |
| 9. - Every Deep Field Lives: Discovering the Transients through AI without Image Subtraction | Nao Suzuki (LBL) |
| 10. - Machine learning methods and data products for kilonova observations | Andrew Toivonen (LANL) |
| 11. - Application of time-series analysis methods to a multiple-sector TESS observations | Ashutosh Tripathi (Xinjiang Astr. Obs.) |
| 12. - Gemini Next Generation Operations Software: Gemini Program Platform and Scheduler | Bryan Miller (NOIRLab/Gemini) |
| 13. - The Diversity of Massive Stellar Deaths and Relativistic Jets: Unraveling a Cosmic Tandem | Gokul Prem Srinivasaragavan (U. Maryland) |
| 14. - SN 2024iss: A Multi-Wavelength Exposé of a Type IIb Supernova with an Early-Time UV Spectrum | Rujula Yete (UNC Chapel Hill) |
| 15. - Real-time detection of changing-state AGN in LSST data | Miranda Zak (Penn State) |
Virtual Posters