The conference will be held from August 31 to September 2, 2022 (in hybrid format), at the Institut d'astrophysique de Paris, Sorbonne Université.
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Name | Affiliation | Participation | Presentation | Title | |
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1 | Natasha Abrams | UC Berkeley | in-person | Contributed talk | Assessing the Impact of Binary Systems on Microlensing: Adding Binary Systems to SPISEA and PopSyCLE |
2 | Michael Albrow | University of Canterbury | virtual | ||
3 | Jay Anderson | STScI | in-person | Contributed talk | An Ongoing HST SNAP Survey of Historical Microlensing Events |
4 | Étienne Bachelet | IAP | in-person | Contributed talk | Unique opportunities of a Euclid-Roman joint survey |
5 | Makiko Ban | Warsaw Obs. | virtual | Contributed talk | Candidate of the microlensing planet not toward the bulge |
6 | Richard K. Barry | NASA Goddard | in-person | ||
7 | Fran Bartolić | St. Andrews Univ. | in-person | Contributed talk | Differentiable modeling of binary and triple lens light curves using the "caustics" code |
8 | Jean-Philippe Beaulieu | IAP | in-person | ||
9 | David Bennett | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center / UMD | in-person | Contributed talk | Cold Planet Demographics from Microlensing and Radial Velocity Surveys |
10 | Aparna Bhattacharya | UMD | in-person | Contributed talk | Mass Measurement Updates with Keck AO Image Analysis |
11 | Joshua Blackman | UTAS | in-person | Contributed talk | A Jovian Analog Orbiting a White Dwarf Star |
12 | Ian Bond | Massey | virtual | Contributed talk | The MOA 16 Year Dataset |
13 | Valerio Bozza | University of Salerno | in-person | Contributed talk | VBBinaryLensing's extension to astrometric microlensing |
14 | Jonathan Brashear | The Catholic University of America | virtual | ||
15 | Arnaud Cassan | IAP | in-person | Contributed talk | Interferometric observations of Gaia19bld |
16 | Sun-Ju Chung | KASI | virtual | ||
17 | William Dawson | LLNL | in-person | Contributed talk | Black Holes Hiding in Plain Sight |
18 | Martin Dominik | St. Andrews | virtual | ||
19 | Raquel Forés-Toribio | Valencia Univ. | virtual | Contributed talk | Single epoch astrometric microlensing in lensed quasars |
20 | Akihiko Fukui | University of Tokyo | virtual | Contributed talk | Tomo-e Gozen and MuSCAT3: new survey and follow-up facilities in the northern hemisphere |
21 | Scott Gaudi | OSU | virtual | Contributed talk | The Roman Galactic Exoplanet Survey |
22 | Elizabeth Gonzalez | IATE-CONICET | virtual | ||
23 | Antonio Herrera Martin | University of Toronto | virtual | Contributed talk (pre-recorded) | Modeling approaches for planetary events, the cases of OGLE-2018-BLG-0677 and KMT-2021-BLG-0919 |
24 | Yuki Hirao | Osaka Univ. | virtual | ||
25 | Markus Hundertmark | ARI, University of Heidelberg | in-person | ||
26 | Macy Huston | Penn State University | virtual | ||
27 | Stela Ishitani Silva | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center / The Catholic University of America. | in-person | Contributed talk | Identifying Gravitational Microlensing Events in Photometric Light Curves with a Deep Neural Network |
28 | Maja Jabłońska | Warsaw Obs. | in-person | Contributed talk | Nearby dark lens hiding in Gaia DR3 astrometry |
29 | Samson Johnson | JPL | virtual | ||
30 | Zofia Kaczmarek | Cambridge Univ. | in-person | Contributed talk | The promise of Gaia and Roman for astrometric microlensing |
31 | Norita Kawanaka | Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics, Kyoto University | virtual | ||
32 | Pierre Kervella | LESIA | in-person | Contributed talk | Gravitational lensing events in the Alpha Centauri system: opportunities for exoplanet detection and beyond |
33 | Renee Key | Swinburne University of Technology | in-person | Poster | AMPM: broadening constraints on asteroid-mass PBH dark matter via microlensing |
34 | Somayeh Khakpash | Delaware Univ. | virtual | ||
35 | Rintaro Kirikawa | Osaka Univ. | virtual | Contributed talk (pre-recorded) | Analysis of Planetary Microlensing Event OGLE-2014-BLG-0221, with a Jupiter Mass Ratio Planet Orbiting a Late-Type Star, or Possibly a Stellar Remnant |
36 | Jonas Klüter | Louisiana State Univ. | in-person | Contributed talk | Prediction of astrometric microlensing events a unique option to derive single-star masses |
37 | Iona Kondo | Osaka Univ. | in-person | Contributed talk | Prediction of the Planet Detection Rates by the PRIME Microlensing Survey |
38 | Naoki Koshimoto | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center / UMD | in-person | Contributed talk | No Large Dependence of Planet Frequency on Galactocentric Distance |
Poster | A Tool for Gravitational Microlensing Events Simulation with a Galactic Model Based on Gaia and Microlensing Data | ||||
39 | Katarzyna Kruszyńska | Warsaw Obs. | in-person | Contributed talk | Microlensing event highlights in Gaia Science Alerts |
40 | Renkun Kuang | Tsinghua University | virtual | Contributed talk | Light Curve Calculations for Triple Microlensing Systems |
41 | Casey Lam | UC Berkeley | virtual | Contributed talk | Searching for isolated black holes with astrometric microlensing using HST |
42 | Jessica Lu | UC Berkeley | virtual | Invited talk | Black Holes in the Milky Way |
43 | Martin Makler | ICAS/ICIFI/UNSAM (Argentina) | virtual | ||
44 | Shude Mao | Tsinghua University | virtual | Contributed talk | Earth Two (ET) mission |
45 | Jean-Baptiste Marquette | Laboratoire d'astrophysique de Bordeaux | in-person | ||
46 | Iain McDonald | Manchester Univ. | virtual | Contributed talk | Discovery of new free-floating planet candidates with K2 Campaign 9 |
47 | Julie E. McEnery | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center | in-person | Invited talk | TBA |
48 | Antoine Mérand | ESO | in-person | Contributed talk | Observing microlensing using optical interferometry: a bright future |
49 | Shota Miyazaki | Osaka | virtual | Contributed talk (pre-recorded) | Revealing Short-period Exoplanets and Brown Dwarfs in the Galactic Bulge Using the Microlensing Xallarap Effect with the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope |
50 | Marc Moniez | IJCLab-IN2P3 | in-person | Contributed talk | Impact of binary sources in the estimation of the detection efficiency of microlensing |
Poster | Impact of parallax on long duration microlensing events toward the Magellanic Clouds | ||||
Contributed talk | [On behalf of Tristan Blaineau:] Search for intermediate mass black holes by combining MACHO and EROS data | ||||
51 | Przemek Mróz | Warsaw Obs. | virtual | Contributed talk | Measuring the dark stellar remnant mass function with OGLE and Gaia EDR3 data |
52 | Greg Olmschenk | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center | in-person | Invited talk | Understanding Neural Networks for Photometric Data |
53 | Knut Olsen | NSF's NOIRLab | virtual | Invited talk | Optimizing the Rubin LSST Survey Strategy |
54 | Matthew Penny | Louisiana State Univ. | virtual | ||
55 | Scott Perkins | LLNL | in-person | ||
56 | Radoslaw Poleski | Warsaw Obs. | in-person | Contributed talk | A joint analysis of ground-based and space-based data for a short event K2C9-2016-BLG-1 |
57 | Kerianne Pruett | LLNL | in-person | Contributed talk | Primordial Black Hole Dark Matter Simulations Using PopSyCLE |
58 | Clément Ranc | ARI, University of Heidelberg | in-person | Contributed talk (pre-recorded) | Lens Detection from High-resolution Follow-up Observations of OGLE-2006-BLG-332L breaks Microlensing Model Degeneracies |
59 | Gioia Rau | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center | virtual | ||
60 | Natalia Rektsini | UTAS | in-person | Contributed talk | High angular resolution images yield a mass measurement of OGLE-2013-BLG-0132 |
61 | Antonio Rodriguez | Caltech | in-person | Contributed talk | Microlensing Events in the Galactic Plane with the Zwicky Transient Facility |
62 | Paolo Rota | Università degli Studi di Salerno | in-person | Contributed talk | Xallarap as a contaminant in planetary microlensing |
63 | Krzysztof Rybicki | Weizmann; Warsaw Obs. | virtual | Contributed talk | Astrometric microlensing in the Gaia16aye event |
64 | Kailash Sahu | STScI | virtual | Contributed talk | Detection and Mass Measurement of Isolated Stellar-Mass Black Holes through Astrometric Microlensing |
65 | Sedighe Sajadian | Isfahan University of Technology | virtual | Contributed talk | Sensitivity to habitable planets in the Roman microlensing survey |
66 | Parisa Sangtarash | Isfahan | virtual | ||
67 | Yuki Satoh | Osaka Univ. | in-person | Contributed talk | OGLE-2019-BLG-0825 ; Identified Xallarap Effect of ~5.5 days Affects Binary-lens Parameters in Planetary Candidate Microlensing Event |
68 | Noam Segev | Weizmann Inst. | virtual | Contributed talk | Towards the detection of isolated black holes |
69 | Sarang Shah | Indian Institute of Astrophysics | virtual | Contributed talk (pre-recorded) | Analysis of Gravitational Microlensing Event: OGLE-2018-BLG-0380 |
70 | Yossi Shvartzvald | Weizmann Institute of Science | virtual | ||
71 | Jan Skowron | Warsaw Obs. | in-person | Contributed talk | Importance of and degeneracies in xallarap as illustrated by planeraty event OGLE-2017-BLG-0114 |
72 | Rachel Street | Las Cumbres Observatory | virtual | Contributed talk | OMEGA Project: Microlensing across the whole sky |
73 | Christopher Stubbs | Harvard | virtual | ||
74 | Takahiro Sumi | Osaka Univ. | virtual | Contributed talk | Status of the PRIME NIR Microlensing Experiment |
75 | Daisuke Suzuki | Osaka | virtual | Contributed talk | Extinction study toward the inner milky way with Subaru HSC |
76 | Sean Terry | UC Berkeley | in-person | Contributed talk | A New Method to Break the Central Perturbation Degeneracy in High Magnification Microlensing Events |
77 | Yiannis Tsapras | ARI, University of Heidelberg | virtual | ||
78 | Andrzej Udalski | Warsaw Obs. | virtual | ||
79 | Aikaterini Vandorou | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center / UMD | in-person | Contributed talk | Keck vs Spitzer: A new mass-measurement for OGLE-2016-BLG-1195 |
80 | Anibal Varela | Universidad de San Martin Argentina | virtual | Poster | Impact of Rubin precursor observations on Microlensing events in Roman |
81 | Himanshu Verma | IIT Bombay | in-person | Contributed talk | Potential of Gaia to constrain Primordial Black Holes using astrometric microlensing |
82 | Mark Walker | Manly | in-person | Contributed talk | Microlensing by dense gas clouds |
83 | Joachim Wambsganss | ARI, University of Heidelberg | in-person | ||
84 | Lukasz Wyrzykowski | Warsaw Obs. | in-person | Contributed talk | Microlensing events from all over the sky from Gaia |
85 | Hongjing Yang | Tsinghua University | virtual | Contributed talk | KMTNet HighMagFinder opens a new phase of following up |
86 | Philip Yock | Auckland Univ. | virtual | Contributed talk (pre-recorded) | Proposal to test a Newtonian galactic model by observing gravitationally lensed stars, brown dwarfs and planets found by the Argus Array |
87 | Weicheng Zang | Tsinghua University | virtual | Contributed talk | KMTNet AnomalyFinder: Systematic Planetary Anomaly Search |
88 | Keming Zhang | UC Berkeley | virtual | Contributed talk | A Ubiquitous Unifying Degeneracy in 2-body Microlensing Systems |
89 | Wei Zhu | Tsinghua University | virtual | Contributed talk | Microlensing Analysis Guided by Intelligent Computation (MAGIC) |
90 | Pawel Zielinski | Institute of Astronomy, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun | in-person | Contributed talk | Spectroscopic classification of microlensing events alerted by Gaia |
91 | Farzaneh Zohrabi | Louisiana State Univ. | virtual |