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2024-08-28firstbillion_c24Near-Far Connections: The Milky Way and its Local Environment as a Laboratory (R)YesNo
2024-06-05darkmatter_c24
Li, Ting (Toronto)
Milky Way's Satellite Galaxies under Tidal Stripping and the Implications to the Nature of Dark MatterYesYes
2024-06-05darkmatter_c24
Pearson, Sarah (Univ. Copenhagen)
Decoding Dark Matter with Stellar Streams from Beyond the Milky WayYesYes
2023-04-19friends
Vaikuntanathan, Suri (Univ. Chicago)
The Genealogy of the Milky Way and the search for the missing Dark MatterYesNo
2023-03-07friends
Necib, Lina (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Related Words: dark, matter
The Genealogy of the Milky Way and the search for the missing Dark MatterYesYes
2022-11-17whitedwarfs_c22
Vani, Akash (Univ. Heidelberg)
Properties of white dwarfs in a semi-analytic Milky Way model based on Gaia DR3YesYes
2021-02-04halo21
Fraternali, Filippo (Univ. of Groningen)
Keynote Talk: What does the Milky Way tell us about CGM (II)?YesNo
2021-02-02halo21
Putman, Mary (Columbia)
Keynote Talk: What does the Milky Way tell us about CGM (I)?YesNo
2019-05-06gaia19
Grand, Rob (HITS)
Using cosmological simulations to learn about the Milky Way in the context of GaiaYesYes
2019-04-24gaia19Modelling the gas inflow pattern of the Milky WayYesNo
2019-04-19gaia19
Famaey, Benoit (Observatoire Astronomique de Strasbourg)
Perturbed Distribution Functions for Milky Way DiskYesYes
2019-04-08gaia19Is Milky Way formation an environmental science?[Podcast][Aud][Cam] KITP Blackboard LunchYesNo
2019-04-03gaia_c19
Johnston, Kathryn (Columbia University)
Physical Manifestations of Chaos, Resonance and Regularity Around the Milky WayYesYes
2019-04-03gaia_c19
Simon, Josh (Carnegie Observatories)
Orbits and Tidal Stripping of the Milky Way's SatellitesYesYes
2019-04-03gaia_c19
Weiss, Jake (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)
Fitting the Density of the Milky Way using Statistical Photometric ParallaxYesNo
2019-04-02gaia_c19
Schoenrich, Ralph (University of Oxford)
Wrinkles, warp, and big waves. Substructure of the Milky Way with GaiaYesNo
2019-04-02gaia_c19
Widrow, Larry (Queen's University)
Waves, Warps, and Phase Space Spirals in the Milky WayYesYes
2019-04-01gaia_c19
Gerhard, Ortwin (MPE Garching)
Dynamics of the Milky Way bulge. A new 3D view from VIRAC and Gaia proper motionsYesYes
2019-04-01gaia_c19
Laporte, Chervin (University of Victoria)
Footprints of the Sagittarius dwarf galaxy on the Milky Way: from outer disc to the 6D Gaia volumeYesNo
2019-04-01gaia_c19
Mackereth, Ted (U. of Birmingham)
Constraints on and predictions for the assembly history and evolution of the Milky Way disc using APOGEE, Gaia and the EAGLE simulationsYesYes
2019-04-01gaia_c19
Wetzel, Andrew (UC Davis)
Related Words: galaxies
Simulating the Milky Way and its SatellitesYesYes
2019-03-21gaia19 Discussion: Milky Way Science DriversYesNo
2019-03-20gaia19
Bonaca, Ana (Harvard)
Related Words: milky, stellar, way
Uncovering the nature of dark matter with stellar streams in the Milky WayYesYes
2019-03-15gaia19
Anderson, Lauren (Flatiron)
Modeling the 3D Dust Map of the Milky Way Galaxy as a Gaussian ProcessYesYes
2019-03-06colloq
Bonaca, Ana (Harvard)
Related Words: milky, stellar, way
Decoding the Milky Way galaxy -- Physics Dept. ColloquiumYesNo
2018-05-29cdm18
Li, Ting (FNAL)
Stellar Streams in the Milky WayYesNo
2018-05-21cdm18
Nadler, Ethan (Stanford)
Modeling Subhalos and Satellites in Milky Way-like SystemsYesYes
2018-05-01cdm_c18
Steinmetz, Matthias (Postdam)
Related Words: formation, galaxy
Constraints on dark matter in the Milky Way and the Local GroupYesYes
2018-04-26cdm18
Martin, Nicolas (Strasbourg)
Are faint Milky Way satellites really dwarf galaxies?YesNo
2017-05-18galhalo_c17Not So Lumpy After All: The Inevitable Depletion of Dark Matter Subhalos by Milky Way-size GalaxiesYesNo
2017-05-18galhalo_c17
Geha, Marla (Yale University)
Related Words: galaxies, milky, way
Satellite Galaxy Populations Around Milky Way AnalogsYesYes
2017-05-18galhalo_c17
Kallivayalil, Nitya (University of Virginia)
Probing the Dark Halo of the Milky WayYesYes
2016-04-26colduniv16
Battersby, Cara (Harvard-Smithsonian)
The Milky Way LaboratoryYesYes
2015-03-12galarcheo15
Kallivayalil, Nitya (Univ. Virginia)
Probing the Milky Way HaloYesYes
2015-03-10galarcheo15
Benson, Andrew (Carnegie Observatories)
Modeling the Milky Way satellite system - moving from qualitative to quantitativeYesYes
2015-02-18plecture
Aerts, Conny (Universities of Leuven & Nijmegen)
Starquakes and Exoplanets in the Milky WayYesYes
2015-02-06galarcheo_c15
Simon, Josh (Carnegie Observatory)
The Milky Way satellitesYesYes
2015-02-05galarcheo_c15
Sharma, Sanjib (University of Sydney)
Kinematic modeling of the Milky Way using the RAVE and GCS stellar surveysYesYes
2015-02-04galarcheo_c15
Bullock, James (UC Irvine)
The Milky Way's haloYesYes
2015-02-03galarcheo_c15
Cohen, Judith (Caltech)
Outward bound with RR Lyrae stars: Studies of the outer halo of the Milky WayYesYes
2015-02-03galarcheo_c15
Schoenrich, Ralph (University of Oxford)
Chemo-dynamical modeling of the Milky WayYesYes
2015-02-02galarcheo_c15
Kravtsov, Andrey (University of Chicago)
The Milky Way in the cosmological contextYesYes
2015-02-02galarcheo_c15
Nidever, David (University of Michigan)
Tracing chemical evolution over the extent of the Milky Way's disk with APOGEE red clump starsYesYes
2015-02-02galarcheo_c15
Rix, Hans-Walter (MPIA)
Related Words: formation, galaxy
Stellar populations in the Milky Way and galaxy formationYesYes
2014-07-01stars14
Benjamin, Bob (Univ. Wisconsin)
The Three Dimensional Milky Way Galaxy: Stars, Gas, and Star FormationYesNo
2014-04-16stars_c14
Walch, Stefanie (University of Cologne)
The life-cycle of molecular clouds in Milky Way-like disk galaxiesYesNo
2014-04-14stars_c14Winds and their impact in simulations of Milky Way-sized galaxiesYesYes
2013-05-17dmatter_c13
Frenk, Carlos (Durham Univ.)
Related Words: dark, matter
Decoding the identity of the dark matter from Milky Way dataYesNo
2013-05-17dmatter_c13The velocity structure of DM halos and the cosmological context of the Milky WayYesNo
2013-05-14dmatter_c13
Strigari, Louie (Stanford)
Dark matter in the Milky Way and satellites: Implications for CDM and direct detectionYesYes
2012-02-17dwarfgal_c12
Geha, Marla (Yale)
Related Words: galaxies, milky, way
A New Milky Way Stellar Stream in the Direction of AndromedaNoNo
2012-02-17dwarfgal_c12
Fadely, Ross (Haverford)
Challenges in Finding the Milky Way's Faintest Companions: Star-Galaxy SeparationNoNo
2012-02-17dwarfgal_c12
Lee, Duane (Columbia Univ.)
Progenitors of Ultra-Faint Dwarfs and the Milky Way Halo: Constraints from the Distributions of Neutron-Capture ElementsNoNo
2012-02-17dwarfgal_c12Testing the "Common Mass Scale" of Milky Way Dwarf Spheroidal SatellitesNoNo
2012-02-17dwarfgal_c12
Steinmetz, Matthias (AIP)
Related Words: formation, galaxy
Substructure and Asymmetries in the Milky WayYesNo
2012-02-17dwarfgal_c12
Vera, Carlos A. (Kaptyen Astro. Inst.)
Not Too Big, Not Too Small: the Dark Halos of the Dwarf Spheroidals in the Milky WayNoYes
2012-02-16dwarfgal_c12
Belokurov, Vasily (Univ. Cambridge)
The Faintest of the Milky Way SatellitesYesYes
2012-02-16dwarfgal_c12The Puzzling Darkness of Massive Milky Way SubhalosYesYes
2012-02-16dwarfgal_c12
Frenk, Carlos (Durham Univ.)
Related Words: dark, matter
The Satellites of the Milky Way and the Nature of the Dark MatterYesYes
2009-01-17clusters_c09
Bonatto, Charles (IF-UFRGS)
The Milky Way Globular Cluster System RevisitedNoNo
2009-01-17clusters_c09
Kim, Sungsoo (Kyung Hee Univ.)
Dynamical Evolution of the Mass Function and Radial Profile of the Globular Cluster Systems of the Milky Way and M87NoNo
2008-11-24bblunchThe Truth is Out There: How Large Sky Surveys Are Reshaping our Picture of the Milky WayYesNo
2008-11-20friends
Kollmeier, Juna (Carnegie Observatories)
The Great Escape: Hypervelocity Stars in the Milky WayYesNo
2008-10-23milkyway08
Reid, Mark (Harvard)
The Structure of the Milky Way and Dynamics of the Local Group from Micro-arcsecond Astrometry with the VLBAYesYes
2008-10-09milkyway08Measuring Milky Way Halo Potential with Thin Stellar StreamsYesYes
2008-10-03milkyway_c08
Binney, James (Univ. Oxford)
An Introduction to Torus Dynamics as a Way of Modelling the Milky WayYesYes
2008-10-03milkyway_c08
Brown, Warren (Harvard)
Probing the Milky Way with Hypervelocity StarsYesYes
2008-10-03milkyway_c08
Colavitti, Edoardo (Univ. Trieste)
Constraints on the Gas Accretion history of the Milky Way from Chemical AbundancesNoYes
2008-10-03milkyway_c08Building the Milky Way Halo with AquariusNoYes
2008-10-03milkyway_c08A Quantitative Explanation of the Observed Population of Milky Way Satellite GalaxiesNoYes
2008-10-03milkyway_c08
Lackner, Claire (Princeton)
Phase Space Clumps as Probes of Milky Way Mergers: Chemical Compositions of Newly Discovered Low-Alpha StarsNoYes
2008-10-03milkyway_c08
Rix, Hans-Walter (MPIA)
Related Words: formation, galaxy
Back to the Main Point: Is Studying the Milky Way Just Fun, or Important to Rest of Astrophysics?YesNo
2008-10-03milkyway_c08
Tollerud, Erik (UC Irvine)
Hundreds of Milky Way Satellites?NoYes
2008-10-03milkyway_c08The Dual Origin of a Simulated Milky Way HaloNoNo
2008-10-02milkyway_c08Modeling the Milky Way in a Hierarchical UniverseYesYes
2008-10-02milkyway_c08The SDSS View of the Milky Way: Mapping the Density, Metallicity and Kinematics of the GalaxyYesYes
2008-10-01milkyway_c08
Geha, Marla (Yale)
Related Words: galaxies, milky, way
Properties of the Ultra-Faint Milky Way dSphsYesYes
2008-10-01milkyway_c08
Smith, Martin (Univ. Cambridge)
Finding Fossils on our Doorstep - Using the Milky Way as a Testbed for Galaxy FormationYesYes
2008-09-30milkyway_c08
Blitz, Leo (UC Berkeley)
Related Words: gas
Neutral Gas in the Milky Way: Some Things We've Learned (and Some We'd Still Like to Know)YesYes
2008-09-30milkyway_c08
Matteucci, Francesca (Trieste Obs.)
Modelling the Chemical Evolution of the Milky WayYesYes
2008-09-30milkyway_c08
Robertson, Brant (Univ. Chicago)
Dying Embers: Gas Consumption in the Milky WayYesNo
2008-09-30milkyway_c08Warps and Wiggles: The History of the Milky Way as Revealed by GasYesYes
2008-09-29milkyway_c08A New Sparse Map of the Outer Disk of the Milky WayYesYes
2008-09-23milkyway08
Penarrubia, Jorge (Univ. Victoria)
How Tidally Disrupted is the Present Population of Milky WayYesNo
2004-05-06astro99Black Holes in the Milky WayNoNo