Description
Dedicated poster session. Posters will remain on display on the following days of the conference. Poster of sizes up to A1 can easily be accommodated on the poster boards.
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Taotao Qiu (Huazhong University of Science and Technology)Poster
Recent pulsar timing array (PTA) experiments have reported strong evidence of the stochastic gravitational wave background (SGWB). If interpreted as primordial gravitational waves, the signal favors a strongly blue-tilted spectrum. On the other hand, the Ekpyrosis-bouncing cosmology with a strongly blue-tilted gravitational wave spectrum, i.e., nT ≃ 2, offers a potential explanation for the...
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Tarin Eccleston (The University of Auckland)Poster
There have only been a few recorded observations of supernovae in the Milky Way. The earliest was seen by Han-dynasty astronomers in 185 CE, while the most recent is thought to be in the late 1600s. Supernovae have appeared as unexpected guests in the sky throughout history, and we have not yet observed them in detail. But well before the star dies, it releases invisible messengers –...
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