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Previous journal-clubs Current year Previous years 25 Journal-clubs in 2015 Date Sujet Présenté par 26 november 2015 Pipelining the galaxy photometric analysis Poster Diego Stalder Díaz Inst. Nacional Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE), São José dos Campos, Brazil 12 november 2015 Compaction, quenching and the main sequence of star forming galaxies Avishai Dekel Racah Inst. Physics, Hebrew Univ., Jerusalem, Israël 5 november 2015 Gas accretion and feedback in star-forming galaxies Matthew Hayes Dept. Astronomy, Stockholm Univ., AlbaNova Univ. Center, Sweden 29 october 2015 Metal-poor Wolf-Rayet galaxies unveiled from integral field spectroscopy ApJ 2015 arXiv 2015 MNRAS 2013 A&A 2008 Carolina Kehrig Inst. Astrofísica de Andalucía, Spain 15 october 2015 Evidence for a significant contribution of rare bright sources to the ionising UV background at z~5.6-5.8 Jonathan Chardin Inst. Astron. (IoA), Kavli Inst. Cosmology Cambridge (KICC), Univ. Cambridge 8 october 2015 Do the properties of central galaxies depend on the magnitude of their brightest companion? Marina Trevisan IAP 1 october 2015 Starburst-regulated fueling of supermassive black holes Sergiy Silich INAOE, Puebla, Mexico 24 september 2015 Modeling and interpreting the spectral energy distribution of galaxies with BANGS Jacopo Chevallard ESTEC, Noordwijk, Netherlands 17 september 2015 The impact of radial migration on the cheminal evolution of the Milky Way disk Nikos Prantzos IAP 10 september 2015 Superbubble: energetics, feedback to ISM, escape path for ionizing photons MNRAS 2015 MNRAS 2014 MNRAS 2013 Arpina Roy Dept. Astronomy & Astrophysics, Raman Research Inst., Bangalore, India 18 june 2015 The MUSIC of CLASH: the concentration-mass relation of galaxy clusters Massimo Meneghetti INAF, Oss. Astron. Bologna, Italy 4 june 2015 Two plus one: binary black hole evolution stimulated by a "dressed" black hole Vincenzo Antonuccio-Delogu INAF, Oss. Astron. Catania, Italy 21 may 2015 Elemental abundances in Milky Way like galaxies from a hierarchical model of galaxy formation Gabriella De Lucia Oss. Astron. Trieste, Univ. Studi Trieste, Italy 7 may 2015 On the physical origin of galactic conformity Peter Behroozi Space Telescope Science Inst. (STScI), Baltimore, USA 23 april 2015 How angular momentum is acquired by high (and not so high) redshift galaxies arXiv 2011 arXiv 2012 Julien Devriendt Dept. Physics, Univ. Oxford, United Kingdom 9 april 2015 Properties of dusty massive galaxies at high and low redshifts Kate Rowlands School Physics Astron., Univ. Saint Andrews, Scotland 2 april 2015 CLASH-VLT cluster of galaxies: stellar mass functions and intra-cluster light arXiv 2015 Andrea Biviano INAF, Oss. Astron. Trieste, Italie 26 march 2015 Stellar population synthesis with binaries John Eldridge Univ. Auckland, New Zealand 19 march 2015 Size evolution of star forming galaxies at high redshift Emma Curtis-Lake IAP 5 march 2015 Star formation rate versus black hole accretion arXiv 2015 arXiv 2015 Marta Volonteri IAP 12 february 2015 1) 3D weak lensing map-making, application to galaxy clusters MNRAS 2014 2) The relationship between galaxies and dark matter haloes in CFHTLenS/VIPERS from near-UV to the near-IR arXiv 2015 1) François Lanusse Laboratoire CosmoStat, Irfu, AIM-Service d'Astrophysique, CEA Saclay 2) Jean Coupon Observatoire de Genève, Dept. Astronomie, Switzerland 5 february 2015 The XMM-Newton/SDSS Galaxy Cluster Survey A&A 2014 A&A 2013 A&A 2011 Ali Takey National Research Inst. Astron. Geophysics, Cairo, Egypt 29 january 2015 The search for heavily obscured AGN A&A 2014 IAUS 2014 Cristian Vignali Dipt. Fisica, Univ. Bologna, Italy 22 january 2015 Chemical evolution of self-gravitating primordial disks Dominik Schleicher Inst. Astrophysik Göttingen (IAG), Germany 8 january 2015 Who is the "alchemist" in our Galaxy? Chemical evolution of r-process elements Yuhri Ishimaru Dept. Material Science, International Christian Univ., Tokyo, Japan Previous years Image : D1 Deep Field from the Legacy Survey of the Canada-France-Hawaï Telescope (CFHTLS) TERAPIX Data Processing Center (CNRS/INSU - IAP - CEA)