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David Aguado, Instituto de Astrofísica de Canaria: SN2023ixf: the most detailed flash spectroscopy event observed from the Canary observatories

Hongping Deng, Shanghai Astronomical Observatory: Radiation hydrodynamic (RHD) simulations of self-gravitating young circumstellar disks

Francesco D'Eugenio, IoA, University of Cambridge: How do Supermassive Black Holes Quench Massive Galaxies at High Redshift? A JWST and ALMA Study

Sasha Hinkley, University of Exeter: Characterization of Ice-Line Planets with VLTI/GRAVITY

Ted von Hippel, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University: Precise stellar properties via Bayesian analysis

Jiachen Jiang, IoA, University of Cambridge: QUasi-periodic Eruption Survey for galaxy Transients (QUEST)

Sarah Kane, IoA, University of Cambridge: Tagging and Tracing Globular Cluster-Origin Stars from the Early Milky Way with Gaia

Hiiko Katjaita, University of Namibia: Namibian Astronomy: Exploiting Favorable Conditions for Multi-Wavelength Observatories

Toktarkhan Komesh, Nazarbayev University: New insights into the nature of gamma-ray bursts

Yuqi Li, IoA, University of Cambridge: Post-main sequence thermal evolution of planetesimals: Implications on white dwarf pollutants

Seunghwan Lim, KICC, University of Cambridge: Are There Too Many z>5 Protoclusters from JWST?

Ye-Wei Mao, Guangzhou University: Multi-Wavelength Bulge And Disk Morphology Of The Early-Type Spiral Galaxy M81 (Ngc 3031 )

Catriona McDonald, IoA, University of Cambridge: Delivering prebiotic feedstocks to the early-Earth with cometary impacts

Queen "Delight" Namene, University of Namibia: Bridging Gaps in Black Hole Imaging: The Africa Millimetre Telescope (AMT) Initiative

Annabelle Richard-Laferriere, IoA, University of Cambridge: Constraints on Thermal Conductivity in the Fascinating Merging Cluster Abell 2146

Laura Rogers, IoA, University of Cambridge: Seven White Dwarfs Eating Planetesimals

Helen Russell, University of Nottingham: Stellar and black hole feedback with AXIS

Ulrich Sperhake, DAMTP, UoC: Gravitational waves from Boson-star binaries

Elisabeth Sola - IoA, University of Cambridge: Exploring the connections between Low Surface Brightness tidal features, haloes, and host galaxy characteristics

Dom Walton, University of Hertfordshire: NGC5907 ULX1: The Most Extreme Pulsar Known

Xing Wei, Beijing Normal University: Where to find exomoons

Gerard Williger, University of Louisville: The GALEX Extragalactic Spectral Database

Renbin Yan, The Chinese University of Hong Kong: Spectroscopically Mapping the Milky Way and Nearby Galaxies with The Affordable Multiple Aperture Spectroscopy Explorer (AMASE)

Han-Yuan Zhang, IoA, University of Cambridge: A Panoramic Photograph of the inner Milky Way