Simon Hodgkin

Name:	Simon Hodgkin
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	28 Oct 2025, 5:13 p.m.

Public lists managed by Simon Hodgkin

• Institute of Astronomy Extra Talks
• The Sackler Lectures

Talks given by Simon Hodgkin

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Talks organised by Simon Hodgkin

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• Space Exploration: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Understanding Norms and Ethics in Space
• Tori, disks, and winds — the AGN dust emission at high angular resolution
• Supernova Dust
• New Frontiers in Exoplanet Characterization
• XZ: X-ray spectroscopic redshifts of obscured AGN
• Cancelled
• Probing the dynamics of gravity with gravitational wave detections
• Superluminous supernovae - cosmic origins and evolution
• Galaxy clusters as hydrodynamics laboratories
• The growth of disks and bulges
• A new generation of multi-dimensional stellar structure models
• Does feedback matter in star cluster formation?
• The Hubble Space Telescope: 27 Years of Cosmic Discovery
• Novae and Supernovae: Intimate Connections
• Physical Manifestations of Evolution, Regularity and Chaos In and Around Our Galaxy
• Physical Manifestations of Evolution, Regularity and Chaos In and Around Our Galaxy
• Dwarf Galaxies - Fossils of Galaxy Evolution
• The Plurality of Worlds
• The Athena X-ray observatory in the late 2020s Astronomy landscape
• A 3D View of the Dark Universe: illuminating intergalactic gas with fluorescent Lyman-alpha emission
• Planets Within and Around Binary Stars: Extremophiles of Planet Formation
• Galactic Palaeontology
• The repeating fast radio burst FRB 121102: a long time ago in a galaxy far-far away
• The LMC - A large and messy neighbour
• Phase-resolved spectroscopy of the discs and the jets in the Galactic microquasar SS433
• Detecting and Characterising Giant Planets with Direct Imaging
• The Observational Quest for the Earliest Galaxies: Progress & Challenges
• Big Questions in Exoplanetary Science
• Hydrogen Epoch of Reionization Array
• The role of gas flows in driving galaxy evolution: clues from the cold interstellar medium
• Star Formation in a Hard X-ray Selected AGN Sample
• Hitomi and the X-ray spectrum of the Perseus Cluster
• Planck and the Optical Depth to Reionization
• The Dawn of Gravitational Wave Astronomy: Observation of gravitational waves from a binary black hole merger
• Magnetars life cycle: birth, evolution and death
• The Most Massive Black Holes in the Early Universe
• The formation of massive black-hole binaries: understanding the Advanced LIGO detections
• Stimulated Feedback In Galaxies and Clusters
• Stimulated Feedback In Galaxies and Clusters
• Supermassive Black Hole Growth and Galaxy Evolution
• Title to be confirmed
• Kepler, the Architectures of Exoplanet Systems & Implications for Planet Formation
• The mass function of stars and black holes in globular clusters
• Gamma Ray Bursts in the Era of Rapid Followup
• Exo-zodi - the evolution of dust in the habitable zones of Sun-like stars
• NB Postponed to Easter Term:The most massive black holes in the early universe

• The chemical heritage of protoplanetary disks: new insights from ALMA and Rosetta

• Supermassive Black Hole Growth and Evolution
• A first principles look at accretion and planet formation
• The Variability of Accreting Black Holes
• Extracting cosmological information from current and forthcoming galaxy surveys
• Massive stars, a strong case for cosmic marriage
• Galaxy evolution in proto-clusters
• X-ray Binaries and ULXs
• Brown dwarfs and their disks: new results and old problems
• The Growth of Supermassive Black Holes From Seeds to Maturity
• The Growth of Supermassive Black Holes From Seeds to Maturity
• Galaxy Surveys: More Than Dark Energy
• Internal structures and compositions of giant (exo)planets: From CoRoT to Juno
• Probing the mass assembly of galaxies with ultra-deep imaging
• Fred Hoyle's manifold contributions: A personal view
• Zero Active Mass in FRW Cosmologies
• Positive feedback in galaxies
• Exploring the Extreme Climates of Giant Planets
• Using our Galactic center supermassive black hole Sgr A* as a testbed for theories of accretion
• Euclid space mission: a cosmological challenge for the next 15 years
• Jet-ISM Interactions in Radio Quiet AGN
• Galactic Archeology - past, present, and future
• Galactic Winds: Implications for Models of Galaxy Evolution
• Exploring Gravitational forces via thought experiments
• Ghostly Galaxies: exploring the universe with the Dragonfly Telescope
• Ten billion years of galaxy construction
• Quantifying Dark Energy using Cosmic Lensing
• The physics of AGN feedback in galaxy clusters
• What Can Tidal Disruption Events Teach Us About Black Hole Accretion?
• eROSITA: a global view of the hot Universe
• Supernova flash spectroscopy: a new observational window into stellar death
• CANCELLED - Using our Galactic center supermassive black hole Sgr A* as a testbed for theories of accretion
• Connecting the cosmic web to Galaxy morphology
• Overview of Planck 2014 Cosmological Results **Note Change of Date**
• The Search for Earth 2.0
• Surveying the M31 system
• Examining Galaxy Formation and Evolution with the Milky Way and its Massive Satellites
• Astronomy in the era of the LSST: understanding our universe a bit at a time
• Star Formation Across Space
• Active Galaxies in Cosmic X-ray Surveys: The Ecology of Distant AGNs
• White Dwarfs in Binary Stars
• Finding the first galaxies with a magnifying GLASS
• Lyman Continuum Leakage in the Local Universe
• Exoplanets from WASP to PLATO
• New Horizons to the Pluto System: Exploring the Frontier of our Solar System
• Gaia
• Dark Matter
• The balance of power: accretion and outflow in black holes and neutron stars
• Science Highlights from the Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array (NuSTAR): Bringing the High Energy Universe into Focus
• The Astrophysics of Stellar Clusters
• Athena
• Where's the Matter? (Tails from the Milky Way's destructive past)
• Galaxy Evolution in 3-D
• The Planck Legacy