Upcoming Seminars and Lectures

Workshop on the origin of structure in the universe, focusing on new theoretical perspectives in primordial cosmology. [more]

A community-wide five-day workshop bringing together astronomers from a wide range of research backgrounds to identify the key scientific challenges of the 2040s and the transformational ground-based facilities required to address them. In-person participation is limited to 150 participants; remote participation is free of charge. [more]

Der ORIGINS-Cluster ist beim Wissens- und Erlebnisfestival FORSCHA 2026 gemeinsam mit weiteren Münchner Exzellenzclustern auf der „Münchner Exzellenzmeile" vertreten. Besucher erwartet ein Mitmach-Programm zu Dunkler Materie, Sternen, Galaxien, Exoplaneten und der Entstehung des Lebens. Eintritt frei. [more]

The ISAPP Summer School 2026 introduces PhD students and young researchers to the low-energy frontier of astroparticle physics, with a focus on dark matter and neutrinos from both theoretical and experimental perspectives. The two-week programme at the Garching Research Campus combines lectures by international experts with interactive discussions, Q&A sessions, and hands-on sessions. [more]

This seminar covers the structure and application process of EU Grant proposals for Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships and ERC Grants, including practical tips for writing a successful proposal. [more]

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An interdisciplinary MIAPbP programme advancing research on massive stars from formation to final fate. [more]

Registration and abstract submission for the ORIGINS RU-D Science Day (29 September 2026) close on September 7, 2026. [more]

Thermodynamics and Kinetics of Chemical Reaction Networks: from Cell Metabolism to Design Principles for Synthetic Life [more]

Track 1 of the LMU Open Science Summer School 2026 introduces early career researchers to open science practices, covering preregistration, computationally reproducible workflows, and FAIR data sharing. The track is available in-person and online; public lectures are accessible to anyone, while hands-on workshops require a separate application. [more]

Track 2 of the LMU Open Science Summer School 2026 equips early career researchers and research support staff with pedagogical skills to promote open science through teaching. No prior teaching experience is required. The track is available in-person and online. [more]

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NUCLEI 2026 is a five-day ESO workshop focused on the structural and dynamical diversity of galactic nuclei, covering nuclear star clusters, intermediate-mass black holes, supermassive black holes, stripped galactic nuclei, and ultra-compact dwarfs. The workshop provides a forum to assess recent progress, present first results from new facilities, and discuss the future of galaxy nuclei science. [more]

IR2026 is an ESO conference on thermal infrared astronomy, examining the legacy of current facilities such as VISIR, MATISSE, ERIS, and JWST/MIRI, and preparing the community for upcoming instruments including ELT/METIS, VLTI/NOTT, TAO/MIMIZUKU, and future space missions. Registration is open. [more]

This workshop brings together theoretical and experimental experts to address key questions in neutrino astrophysics, including cosmic neutrino sources, multi-messenger synergies, and future detection strategies. [more]