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3:00pm, Nov. 28th (Thursday)
Suoqing Ji （California Institute of Technology）
The Cosmic Ray-Dominated Circumgalactic Medium
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3:00pm, Nov. 14th (Thursday)
Yu GAO （高煜）， Purple Mountain Observatory
An ALMA View of Local Luminous Infrared Galaxies/Quasars
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3:00pm, October 31st (Thursday)
Prof. Xianzhong Zheng (PMO)
Understanding connections between star formation and dust obscuration in galaxies over time
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3:00pm, October 24th (Thursday)
He Gao (Beijing Normal University)
Electromagnetic Counterparts for binary neutron star mergers
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3:00 pm, October 17th (Thursday)
Charling Tao (Centre de Physique des Particules de Marseilles)
Highlights in cosmology 2019
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3:00pm, October 10th (Thursday)
The initial conditions of star formation
The initial conditions of star formation
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3:00pm on Thursday (Sept.19)
Xue-Bing Wu (Peking University)
Changing-look AGNs: Discoveries and Challenges
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3:00pm, September 5th (Thursday)
Prof. HongSheng Zhao (University of St. Andrews)
A new way to measure potential and transverse velocity
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3:00pm, July 11 (Thursday)
Hugh Jones (University of Hertfordshire)
Exoplanets from the radial velocities of nearby stars
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3:00pm, July 4 (Thursday)
Prof. Jie Jiang (Beihang University)
The solar cycle: its variability and prediction
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3:00pm, June 27 (Thursday)
Zhiyuan Li（Nanjing University）
New insights on the X-ray Source Populations in the Galactic Center and Nearby Galaxy Clusters
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3:00pm, June 25 (Tuesday)
Jian Ge (葛健教授，University of Florida)
Deep Neural Network in Big Astronomical Data Era
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3:00pm, June 13(Thursday)
Zuhui Fan (Yunnan University.)
Steepness as a probe in weak lensing cosmological studies
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3:00pm, June 06(Thursday)
Ran Wang (Peking University)
Co-evolution of the first supermassive black holes and their host galaxies
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3:00pm, May 30 (Thursday)
Q. Daniel Wang (University of Massachusetts/T.D Lee Institute/Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
Probing Astrophysics of Galactic Feedback in Nearby Disk Galaxies
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3:00pm, May 28(Tuesday)
Dr. Tao Wang (University of Tokyo/NAOJ)
New frontiers in galaxy and cluster formation in the early universe and challenges to theoretical models
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3:00pm, May 23 (Thursday)
Prof. Bin Hu (Beijing Normal University; 胡彬)
Stochastic Gravitational Wave Background
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3:00pm, May 16 (Thursday)
Dandan Xu (Institute for Advanced Studies, Centre for Astrophysics, Tsinghua University.)
A study of stellar orbital fractions: the CALIFA observed and the IllustrisTNG simulated galaxies
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3:00pm, May 9 (Thursday)
Timothy C. Beers (Univ. of Notre Dame)
The Origin of the Astrophysical r-Process
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3:00pm, April 25 (Thursday)
Shude Mao (Tsinghua University)
What have we learned about extrasolar planets with microlensing?
