Multipliciy in Young Stars is held in Copenhagen, on August 26 - August 29 2025.
Astronomy is entering the age of large programs at ALMA and VLA that are building up a statistically significant database of protostellar multiples in nearby star-forming regions, as well as high cadence surveys that are increasingly capturing episodic events in protostellar and pre-main sequence star systems. Computational astrophysics is now allowing simulations to capture both the large-scale cloud physics while reaching AU scale resolution to accurately capture stellar dynamics. Finally, JWST is opening up new windows to study the distribution and composition of dust and gas around young stars and thereby providing important insights into the physical and chemical structure and evolution of young stellar systems and their disks.
Conference topics:
- Binary/multiple star formation pathways
- Multiplicity, demographics, and statistics
- Disc evolution in multiple star systems
- Multiplicity in clusters and among massive stars
- Interaction between multiple stars and the gas environment
- Planet formation/destruction in multiple star systems
Invited speakers:
- Abigail Frost
- Agnes Kospal
- Kaitlin Kratter
- Michael Küffmeier
- Daniel Price
- John Tobin
- María Teresa Valdivia-Mena
Scientific Organising Committee:
- Nicolas Cuello
- Troels Haugbølle
- Jes Jørgensen
- Rajika Kuruwita
- Dominique Segura-Cox
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