
Explore active galactic nuclei through advanced modeling techniques, including GRMHD and radiation transport, to understand their complex physics and observational characteristics.

Explore cutting-edge techniques for identifying quasars using extensive multi-wavelength datasets, enhancing our understanding of these distant cosmic objects and their role in the universe.

Explore how supermassive black hole winds shape galaxies, influence star formation, and distribute elements across the universe through observations and simulations.

Explore the realm of supermassive black holes, from quasars to radio galaxies. Learn about their discovery, properties, and recent observations, including the groundbreaking image from the Event Horizon Telescope.

Explore supermassive black hole physics: formation, growth, and environmental impact. Covers accretion discs, AGN structure, jets, and scaling relations. Ideal for graduate students in astrophysics.

Explore dwarf post-starburst galaxies as probes for tidal disruption events around intermediate mass black holes, offering insights into galactic nuclei and black hole properties.

Explore a newly discovered population of tidal disruption events selected through mid-infrared observations, offering insights into supermassive black holes and galactic nuclei properties.

Investigación sobre estrellas destruidas por agujeros negros estelares, analizando eventos de disrupción de marea y su impacto en la comprensión de núcleos galácticos y agujeros negros supermasivos.

Explore partial tidal disruption events and their role in galactic nuclei. Learn about stellar destruction by supermassive black holes and the resulting accretion flares that provide insights into cosmic phenomena.

Explore the latest advancements in detecting tidal disruption events, their impact on understanding galactic nuclei, and the challenges in modeling these cosmic phenomena.

Explore polarized emission in tidal disruption events, offering unique insights into supermassive black holes and galactic nuclei. Part of a conference on advancing TDE research and observations.

Explore tidal disruption events: their host galaxy preferences and UV/optical emission origins. Gain insights into galactic nuclei and supermassive black holes through luminous accretion flares.

Explore observations of tidal disruption events and nuclear transients, providing insights into galactic nuclei and supermassive black holes. Learn about recent advances and outstanding questions in the field.

Explore multi-wavelength observations of ASASSN-15oi to unravel the complexity of tidal disruption events, providing insights into galactic nuclei and supermassive black holes.

Explore the origins of late-time radio emissions in tidal disruption events, providing insights into galactic nuclei and supermassive black holes through luminous accretion flares.

Explore tidal disruption events in complex environments, focusing on extreme coronal line emitters and their impact on understanding galactic nuclei and supermassive black holes.

Explore relativistic outflows in tidal disruption events, examining rates, energetics, and implications for ultra-high-energy cosmic rays with expert Paz Beniamini from Open University Israel.

Explore enhanced tidal disruption event rates in active galactic nuclei, examining the interaction between stars and supermassive black holes in galactic centers.

Explore the detection of rogue supermassive black holes through tidal disruption events, offering insights into galactic nuclei and black hole properties across cosmic time.

Explore the cooling envelope model for tidal disruption events with Brian Metzger, examining how stars are destroyed by supermassive black holes and the resulting luminous accretion flares.

Explore the current state of tidal disruption event observations and their potential for population studies, focusing on recent advances and future prospects in understanding galactic nuclei and supermassive black holes.