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Astrophysics Journal Club

IISER Bhopal

A space for informal discussions on recent and impactful papers in astronomy and astrophysics. Our sessions are open to everyone, fostering a collaborative environment where participants can engage in thought-provoking conversations about the latest research.

How It Works

Open Discussions

Papers can be from any field of astronomy and astrophysics. Discussions are open—anyone can participate, share insights, or ask questions.

Regular Presentations

Core members are expected to present at least two papers per month that they have read, ensuring consistent engagement.

Weekly Sessions

We hold weekly sessions Friday nights, making it a regular habit to explore and analyze new research.

Guest Speakers

We invite speakers to discuss their own research papers and findings, providing insights from active researchers.

Why Join?

Stay updated with the latest discoveries in astronomy and astrophysics

Develop presentation skills by discussing papers in a group setting

Explore diverse fields as members bring different expertise and interests

Engage in scientific discussions that encourage critical thinking and deeper understanding of research topics

Whether you are an undergraduate, a researcher, or just an astronomy enthusiast, the Astrophysics Journal Club provides a fantastic platform to enhance your knowledge, refine your scientific communication skills, and be part of an engaging community passionate about the cosmos.

Recent Presentations

Are your visibilities Validated?

Presented by: Kartik Mandar14th March 2025

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On the Hubble Constant Tension in the SNe Ia Pantheon Sample

Presented by: Mudit Parakh10th Feb 2025

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If light waves are stretched by gravitational waves, how can we use light as a ruler to detect gravitational waves?

Presented by: Roshan Dora10th Feb 2025

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A Heuristic Introduction to Radioastronomical Polarization(first part)

Presented by: Kartik Mandar3rd Feb 2025

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Search for MeV gamma-ray emission from TeV bright red dwarfs with COMPTEL

Presented by: Niharika Shrivastava26th Jan 2025

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The Dark Ages of the Universe

Presented by: Kartik Mandar26th Jan 2025

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Weekly Sessions

Join us every Friday night for our regular journal club sessions.

Contact us for specific timings and location details.

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