Second day of the Astrophysics axis

Following the second day of the Astrophysics axis which was held on December 2, 2022 at the Pascal Institute, find the presentations of the speakers below:

Présentation de l’axe astrophyique - Alain Abergel (IAS) - ( 10.1 MB)

Session 1 - Sytellar and planetary systems

Can we detect deep axisymmetric toroidal magnetic fields in stars? - Hachem Dhouib (AIM) - ( 4 MB)

Émission de OH dans l'infrarouge moyen dans les régions de photodissociation - Marion Zannese (IAS) - ( 18.3 MB)

Telluric absorption correction for exoplanet radial velocity measurements - Anastasiia Ivanova (LATMOS) - ( 1.73 MB)

The B-BOP detector, a new generation of resistive bolometer for submillimeter astronomy combining imaging, polarimetry and spectroscopy within the pixels - Timothée Tollet (AIM) - ( 8.31 MB)

Etalonnage des imageurs spectraux des missions JUICE (Jupiter) et BepiColombo (Mercure) - Paolo Haffoud (IAS) - ( 8.91 MB)

Session 2 - Galaxy, cosmology, high energies

The skeleton of star formation with ASKAP: revealing the formation process of interstellar structures with high resolution 21cm data - Frances Buckland-Willis (AIM) - ( 22.61 MB)

The Cosmological potential of distant clusters with Athena/WFI - Nicolas Cerardi (AIM) - ( 1.78 MB)

Fond diffus cosmologique, tension de Hubble - Adrien La Posta (IJClab) - ( 9.2 MB)

From a Super-deblended Far-Infrared Catalog to the Quest of Hidden Star-Formation with JWST - Aurélien Le Bail (AIM) - ( 7.14 MB)

Innovative 3D coded aperture for imaging ionising radiations - Yaroslav Susaiev (CEA, LIST + AIM) - ( 13.93 MB)