Stable Mass Transfer 2.0 Workshop
Invitation Only
Building on last year’s conference, Stable Mass Transfer in Binaries: from Onset to Remnants, this follow-up workshop aims to tackle the key challenges and opportunities identified during our previous discussions. The primary goal of SMT 2.0 is to define actionable projects and next steps to advance our understanding of stable mass transfer. While the workshop will feature a few introductory and overview talks, the program is designed to be hands-on and collaborative, emphasizing brainstorming, small-group project work, and targeted discussions.
Organizing Committee:
Jared Goldberg
Lieke van Son
Mathieu Renzo
Katie Breivik
Matteo Cantiello
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Aleksandra Olejak (Max Planck Institute for Astrophyscis)
Alexander Laroche (University of Toronto)
Anastasios Fragkos (University of Geneva)
Anna O’Grady (Carnegie Mellon University)
Dandan Wei (Institute of Science and Technology Austria)
David Hendriks (University of Surrey)
Emily Leiner (Illinois Institute of Technology )
Harim Jin (Argelander-Institute for Astronomy)
Hugues Sana (KU Leuven)
Jakub Cehula (Charles University)
Jared Goldberg (Flatiron Institute)
Katie Breivik (Carnegie Mellon University)
Kareem El-Badry (Caltech)
Koushik Sen (University of Arizona)
Kyle Rocha (Northwestern University)
Lieke van Son (Flatiron Institute)
Maria Drout (University of Toronto)
Mathieu Renzo (University of Arizona)
Matteo Cantiello (Flatiron Institute)
Matthias Fabry (Villanova)
Natsuko Yamaguchi (California Institute of Technology)
Nicholas Rui (Caltech)
Peter Scherbak (Caltech)
Philip Mocz (Flatiron Institute)
Pranav Nagarajan (California Institute of Technology)
Silvia Gerarda Martina Toonen (University of Amsterdam )
Taeho Ryu (Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics)
Tomer Shenar (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
Yanfei Jiang (Flatiron Institute)