23–24 Oct 2025
Madrid
Europe/Zurich timezone

Session

Invited talks

23 Oct 2025, 09:15
CFMAC Lecture Hall (Madrid)

CFMAC Lecture Hall

Madrid

Calle Serrano 121 28006 Madrid (Spain)

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  1. Carlos F. Sopuerta (Institute of Space Sciences of the Spanish National Research Council (ICE, CSIC))
    23/10/2025, 09:15
  2. Gianluca Calcagni
    23/10/2025, 09:50
  3. Ramón Pardo de Santayana (ESA)
    23/10/2025, 10:25
  4. Anna Heffernan (University of the Balearic Islands)
    23/10/2025, 11:30

    Extreme-Mass Ratio Inspirals (EMRIs) are a key source for the future space-based gravitational wave detector, LISA. In this talk, I will give a review of EMRIs and the self-force method, the leading technique in EMRI-waveform modelling. In particular, I will give a current status update, outline key challenges and exciting new prospects.

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  5. Juan Garcia-Bellido
    23/10/2025, 12:05

    I will review the LISA PBH projects [ Living Rev.Rel. 28 (2025) 1 ]

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  6. Sascha Husa (Institute of Space Sciences and University of the Balearic Islands)
    23/10/2025, 12:40

    I will summarise the challenges for developing waveform models that satisfy the requirements for LISA, and summarise the current and planned waveform activities in the LISA Consortium and Distributed Data Processing Center.

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  7. Dr Daniela Doneva (University of Valencia)
    24/10/2025, 09:15

    The gravitational wave observations of the inspiral, merger, and
    ringdown of binary black hole coalescence are a powerful tool to test
    GR. It can probe for example the presence of additional polarizations,
    additional channels for energy emission, and deviations from the Kerr
    black hole quasinormal mode spectrum. Based on numerical relativity
    simulations in modified gravity, we will...

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  8. Jaume Garriga (ICCUB/Dept. FQA, Universitat de Barcelona)
    24/10/2025, 09:50
  9. David Roma-Dollase (Instituto de Ciencias del Espacio (ICE-CSIC), Institut d'Estudis Espacials de Catalunya (IEEC))
    24/10/2025, 10:25

    In this talk, I will present the Science Diagnostics Subsystem (SDS), which constitutes the Spanish payload contribution to LISA. After outlining its motivation and architecture, I will describe its key elements: temperature sensors and actuators, low- and audio-frequency magnetometers, and a radiation monitor. I will summarise the current development status and highlight the next milestones,...

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