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The Future of AI in Astronomy Our Tool, Our Partner, Our Replacement - Ann Zabludoff

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The Debris Disk Paradigm - Mark Wyatt

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Next generation galaxy formation simulations challenges and opportunities - Volker Springel

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In Pursuit of the Elusive The Search for the Exoplanet Biosignature Gases - Sara Seager

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A minimal SMLCDM cosmology - Neil Turok

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From near-Earth to the Fabric of Space-time– The European Space Agency Science Programme- C. Mundell

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14 orders of magnitude – from the multi-phase ISM to IMBH formation – Thorsten Naab

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Hunting supermassive black-hole binaries – Stephen Taylor

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Frontier in early galaxy formation - Sandro Tacchella

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Connecting light and dark across time and space – Risa Wechsler

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Unravelling the puzzle of subNeptune interiors – Raymond Pierrehumbert

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AI for cosmological experiments Evolution or Revolution – Ofer Lahav

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Predicting the variation of stellar properties using simulations of star cluster formation– M. Bate

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High-z 21-cm cosmology from the Earth to the Moon – Leon Koopmans

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Modeling luminous black hole accretion flows – Jim Stone

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21st-century radio astronomy – The next 50 years – Eloy de Lera Acedo

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The future of high-energy astrophysics – Chris Reynolds

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Frontiers of pulsar timing array experiments – Chiara Mingarelli

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Who will survive longer, CDM or the IoA – Carlos Frenk

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Exploring common envelope phases and binary populations through LAMOST spectroscopic survey - Z. Han

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Galactic archaeology and cartography in the Gaia era - Keith Hawkins

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Red supergiant boil-off - Jim Fuller

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Disentangling the history of our Galaxy in the era of Gaia - Jason Sanders

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Will we ever work out how binary stars evolve - Jan J Eldridge

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A global view of the Milky Way’s dark halo with stellar streams - Denis Erkal

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The origin of elements and their evolution in galaxies - Chiaki Kobayashi

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Exploding wolf-rayet stars – Wanted Dead or Alive - Avishai Gilkis

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The ancient heart of the Milky Way - Anke Ardern Arentsen

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The mass assembly of the milky way - Alis J. Deason

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Insights into the early universe from the first year of JWST observations - Steve Finkelstein

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