7โ€“11 Jul 2025
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Session

Plenaries 2 - Tuesday

8 Jul 2025, 11:15
TLC042

TLC042

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  1. Prof. James Binney (University of Oxford)
    08/07/2025, 11:20
    Plenary Talk

    Gaia and MUSE provide amazing data for both the Milky Way and external
    galaxies. The data reflect huge selection effects and to overcome these we
    need sophisticated chemo-dynamical models that can be `observed' with the
    same biases. It's vain to suppose we can infer how galaxies formed and how they
    work as machines until we have constructed credible chemo-dynamical models.

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  2. Jonathan Tennyson (University College London)
    08/07/2025, 12:05
    Plenary Talk

    We can observe the Universe in exquisite detail by careful study of the wavelengths of light that arrive at Earth. However to interpret these signals requires laboratory data, much of it associated with spectroscopy and the behaviour of molecules. In hotter environments such the atmospheres of brown dwarfs, cool stars and most observed exoplanets, as well non-LTE environments such cometary...

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