Conferences and talks

Talks

The Seminars and Colloquia that will take place soon and the previous presentations can be found in IAC Talks.

Seminar Committee Members: Maren Brauner, Ana Escorza Santos, Teresa Huertas Roldán, Jorge Martín Camalich, Miguel Molero González, Pablo Manuel Sánchez Alarcón

Comments and Suggestions: seminarios [at] iac.es (seminarios [AT] iac.es)

  • How can physics-informed machine learning and probabilistic methods help us understand the solar atmosphere?
    In the last decade, machine learning and neural networks have emerged as powerful tools for analyzing huge collections of solar data, demonstrating versatility in tasks ranging from image reconstruction to the acceleration of spectropolarimetric inversions. However, while these algorithms offer unprecedented speed, they often lack the precision
    Dr.
    Carlos Díaz Baso

    Aula

    5 Nov 2026 - 09:30 Europe/London
    Upcoming
  • Photonic quantum imaging and sensing

    Aula

    30 Oct 2026 - 09:30 Europe/London
    Upcoming
  • A journey to the heart of the Milky Way
    I will review our current knowledge about the structure and stellar population of the Galactic bulge and of its Nuclear region, spatially overlapping with the Central Molecular Zone. I will also present new photometric and spectroscopic programs that will target the bulge innermost region in the next few years, promising to transform our

    Aula

    22 Oct 2026 - 10:30 Europe/London
    Upcoming
  • Deep Learning para eliminación de turbulencia atmosférica en imágenes de Lucky Imaging obtenidas con el instrumento FastCam, utilizado en telescopios terrestres.
    En este Trabajo de Fin de Máster se desarrolla y evalúa un sistema de Deep Learning guiado por la física para la reconstrucción de imágenes astronómicas de estrellas individuales y binarias adquiridas por el instrumento FastCam. El modelo integra redes convolucionales y capas recurrentes (LSTM) para modelar la correlación temporal de las
    Paula
    Bañares Palacios

    Aula

    16 Oct 2026 - 10:30 Europe/London
    Upcoming
  • WST, the Widefield Spectroscopic Survey Telescope
    The WST project aims to design and construct an innovative 10-metre class wide-field spectroscopic survey telescope (WST) in the southern hemisphere. It will feature the parallel operation of two cutting-edge instruments: a high-multiplex (30,000), large field-of-view (3 square degrees) multi-object spectrograph (MOS) operating in both low- and
    Dr.
    Roland Bacon

    Aula

    15 Oct 2026 - 10:30 Europe/London
    Upcoming