ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
For PhD Students, by PhD students
The Elbereth conference aims to gather PhD students from various astronomy and astrophysics laboratories from the Paris area.
Organized by current PhD students and for PhD students, its goal is to connect student working on different project and allows them to discover recent works in astrophysics.
It also aims to encourage interactions between PhD students, and maybe create collaborations.
Every year, the conference includes oral presentations by PhD students, talks from a few permanent researchers focused on a given field of astronomy and astrophysics, and educationnal talks by either researchers or associations.
This allows PhD students to have a friendly environnment to practise talking about their research, and to learn how to summarize their work and communicate it toward a non-specialized public.
Also, since 2023, Elbereht is now an Association Loi 1901, with the official name of Association Elbereth. Thus, we aim on keeping this conference alive for the following years, to continue to fulfill our mission of bringing astro PhD students closer to each other.
The organizing team (LOC) is currently composed of PhD students from different laboratories.
- Lucas Teinturier -President- (LESIA-LMD)
- Paul Barrère -Treasurer- (CEA)
- Christian Wilkinson -Secretary General- (LESIA)
- Emilie Panek (IAP)
- Koyena Das (LATMOS)
- Clara Plasse (CEA)
- Aashiya Anitha Shaji (LERMA)
- Iryna Chemerynska (IAP)
- Laura Nardelli (IAS)
- Pauline Teysseyre (LESIA)
- Simon Ding (IAP)
We're always looking for newcommers to join the team. Feel free to talk to us / contact us if you're interested.
16th Edition: February 28th - March 1st 2024
Program is available here.
The next edition will be held in the Amphitheatre (main hall) of the Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris (IAP).
Registration is free.
Even if it is strongly recommended, you are not obligated to submit an abstract to participate to the conference.
How to get to IAP
Presenters will be ask to prepare their slides in English. Talks can be given in English or in French, but we strongly encourage participants to present in English.
Talks will last for 10 minutes, with approximately 2-5 minutes of questions. This is subject to change, more informations will be communicated to registered participants directly.
We also want to draw your attention to our Code of Conduct during the conference.
