Public-transportation stops near the planetarium
The main topic of the conference will be the presentation of scientific research activities of young astronomers in various areas of space research. In particular, university students of all levels are invited to the conference to present the results of their research achieved not only during the preparation of their theses. In addition to presentations, participants can also discuss the possibilities of mutual cooperation in the field of astronomical research in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Poland.
The meeting of students of astronomy and astrophysics studying at Czech, Slovak, and Polish universities will take place the whole day of April 19th, 2024 in Hvězdárna a planetárium Hradec Králové. The meeting will be a part of the general assembly of the Czech Astronomical Society. The meeting will be followed by a social dinner attended also by senior participants, thus there will be an opportunity for various interactions and discussions. After the meeting, registered students may stay for Saturday and Sunday and attend the other programme of the general assembly (for an extended fee), which will include several talks given by professional astronomers. Please note that the official meeting language for Saturday and Sunday is Czech.
Those staying for Saturday and Sunday MUST fill the return!
When: April 19th, 2024, 9:00-night)
Where: Hvězdárna a planetárium Hradec Králové
Accommodation: A number of rooms were reserved at the hostel Academic. The price is 600 CZK per person and night and includes a breakfast.
Meeting language: English
Registration fee: An anticipated fee is 800 CZK for the student meeting and it will include lunch, dinner, and coffee-breaks on site.
Those staying later will need to follow additional information that will be issued for the participants of the general assembly.
We stress out that the General assembly will be held in Czech language, only the student meeting of Friday will be held in English.
The fee for those staying over the whole general assembly is announced within
the official information about the general assembly in the return ("návratka").
Registration is closed
The venue of the whole meeting is the campus of Observatory and planetarium in Hradec Králové. The place is located in the southern part of the town and is easily reachable by cars. Parking is secured in the area of the institution and on the nearby streets. There is no stop of the public transport in an immediate vicinity of the building, however, at least three stops are located within a walking distance. From Hradec Králové downtown, you can take line 16 (stop Zámeček), lines 1 and 2 (stop Nový Hradec Králové), line 1 even continues to the stop Kluky planetárium. For the directions see the attached map. All these lines originate at the public-transport terminal (Terminál HD) next to the train station and bus terminal.
Public-transportation stops near the planetarium
In the case you are staying in the hostel Academic, please note that there is a road construction place in the immediate vicinity, which induced temporary changes in the public-transport system. From the public-transport terminal (Terminál HD), which is next to both the train station and bus terminal, you can take lines going to stops Heyrovského and Zimní stadion. The stops are slightly relocated with respect to their original position and do not be surprised that the public-transport lines take a detour. For orientation, see the map below. On the map, the hostel is located just below the text "Zrušené zastávky Heyrovského".
Public-transportation stops near the Academic hotel
Check-in will be opened after 13.00, the registration desk at the hostel should be opened 24 hours a day. Check-out time is 10:00. The accommodation includes a breakfast, which will be served from 8.00. You should not pay anything at the hostel, the financial issues etc. will be handled at the registration desk in planetarium.
Planetarium can be then reached by lines 1, 2, and 16 that stop at Heyrovského stop.
Hradec Králové town is served by several bus and troley-bus lines, they all originate in the Terminál HD station next to the train and bus stations. The fare can be paid either by a text message (SMS) or by using a contact-less card directly at the terminal in the vehicle. Check the official webpage for procedures and conditions.
| 9.00 | Registration (coffee and snack will be available) | |
| 10.00 | Welcome address | |
| 10.10 | Karolína Knesplová | Optical continuum in solar flares |
| 10.30 | Samuel Amrich | Vigil-ML: Study toward enhancing reliability and timeliness of Vigil mission predictions through Machine Learning |
| 10.50 | Vitalii Kuksenko | Fireballs as a probe of the Solar System evolution |
| 11.10 | Łukasz Rogiński | Meteorites of Central and Eastern Europe |
| 11.30 | Marco Souza de Joode | Modeling of protoplanetary disks based on ALMA and VLT measurements |
| 11.50 | David Kománek | Re-accretion of wind and supernova matter onto a central black hole |
| 12.10 | Myank Singhal | Evolution of Disk-like Structures in the Galactic Centre |
| 12.30 | Lunch | |
| 13.30 | Wathela Alhassan | Einstein Telescope: Detection of binary black holes using deep learning |
| 13.50 | Kamil Bicz | Unveiling the Unseen: Analyzing CD-36 3202's Light Curve and Unprecedented Long-Duration Flare |
| 14.10 | Jiří Wollmann | Modeling of radiative properties of stellar CMEs |
| 14.30 | Melina Carla Fernandez | Hydrodynamic solutions for radiation-driven winds in transition regions |
| 14.50 | Iris Bermejo Lozano | The first magnetic B[e], IRAS17449+2320. Open door to a new interpretation of the origin of FS CMa stars |
| 15.10 | Kristián Vitovský | Hydrodynamical models of the β Lyr A circumstellar disc |
| 15.30 | Coffee break | |
| 16.10 | Aynur Abdulkarimova | The evolutionary status of J040901.83+329355.6 |
| 16.30 | Zeťo Xia | Period analysing of chemically peculiar stars |
| 16.50 | Pavol Mártonfi | Radial velocities of the emission lines in the spectra of the symbiotic system AX Persei |
| 17.10 | Jakub Kolář | Squadra: observing group of multiply eclipsing stars |
| 17.30 | Alžběta Oplištilová | The VLTI/GRAVITY observations of the brightest stars in the Orion belt |
| 18.00 | David Korda | Foundations of Artificial Intelligence: Exploring Neural Networks |
| 19.00 | Dinner and networking |