Monday
8 July

14:00-15:45

Welcome Workshop

All welcome!

Schedule:

14:00 - 14:15: Introduction of the event

14:15 - 14:30: Welcome to ESO, by Bruno Leibundgut (ESO Director for Science) 

14:30 - 14:40: ESO Summer Research Programme - 2024 Edition, by EsRP 2024 Organisers

**10 min break**

14:50 - 15:45: Introduction to the projects and students, by EsRP 2024 advisors and students

Tuesday
9 July

15:00-16:00     

Lecture: From photons to science: observational astronomy techniques in a nutshell

Amelia Fraser-McKelvie

Wednesday
10 July

15:00-16:00     

Lecture: The duck theorem and how telescopes work?

Jason Spyromilio 

Thursday
11 July

14:00-15:00     

Lecture: Revealing the cold Universe: the power of ALMA and its scientific discoveries

Gergö Popping

16-19 July

NTT Observing week

Wednesday
24 July

15:00-16:00     

Lecture: From Galaxies to cloud systems: a journey from galaxy structure to cloud formation

Ashley Barnes

Thursday
25 July

15:00-16:00     

Lecture: Discovering the Universe beyond photons with Multimessenger Astronomy

Martina Karl

Tuesday
30 July

15:00-16:00     

Lecture: Massive star evolution and their exotic outcomes

Julia Bodensteiner

Thursday
1 August

15:00-16:00     

Lecture: Chemical evolution of galaxies

Mirko Curti

Tuesday
6 August

15:00-16:00  

Lecture: Astrochemistry in Young Solar Objects: insights from ALMA and JWST

Pooneh Nazari & Marta De Simone

Thursday
8 August

15:00-16:00  

Lecture: The search for Earth 2.0

Justyn Campbell-White

Tuesday
13 August

15:00 - 16:00

Lecture: Insight to Science Communications

Bárbara Ferreira

Wednesday
14 August

Afternoon

Farewell Workshop

All welcome! The students will present the research carried out at ESO with 15 minutes long talks, followed by 5 minutes to ask questions.

Schedule:

13:45, Opening

13:50, Farewell words by Xavier Barcons (ESO Director General)

14:00, Zooming into the environment around young protostars, Lauren Mason

14:20, A cosmic dance: hunting thee mysterious companion of a rapidly rotating classical Be star, Marta Święch

14:40, ** 15 min break **

14:55, Applying particle simulations to probe the environment around active black holes, Lucas Ribeiro da Silva

15:15, The most extreme environment of the Galaxy: unveiling the metallicity of a young stellar cluster in the Galactic centre, Marta Rey Montejo 

15:35, Unfolding the intricate realm of a nascent protostar, Daniel Capela

15:55, ** 15 min break **

16:10, Stellar secrets unveiled: a cosmic odyssey into the birth of massive stars, Morgan Owen

16:30, The needle in a haystack: hunting for exocomets, Catalina Sáez Carvajal

16:50, Wrap-up of the 6th Edition of the ESO Summer Research Programme by the Organisers

17:00, Adjourn