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SUMMARY:NewAthena Science Conference
DTSTART:20270419T070000Z
DTEND:20270423T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260910T110000Z
UID:indico-event-352@indico.fzu.cz
CONTACT:jiri.svoboda@asu.cas.cz\;maitrayee.gupta@asu.cas.cz
DESCRIPTION:\nScope of the conference\nAs NewAthena progresses towards mi
 ssion adoption\, the meeting will bring together the international high-en
 ergy astrophysics community to discuss the mission’s scientific goals\, 
 future observing programmes\, and synergies with current and upcoming faci
 lities. The conference will provide a forum for presenting recent scientif
 ic results\, strengthening collaborations\, and maximising the scientific 
 return of ESA’s next flagship X-ray observatory.The scientific programme
  will cover a broad range of topics in high-energy astrophysics\, includin
 g galaxy groups and clusters\, supermassive black holes\, compact objects\
 , transient phenomena\, multi-messenger astrophysics\, and the interplay b
 etween high-energy observations and other major astronomical facilities.\n
 The NewAthena mission\nNewAthena (New Advanced Telescope for High-ENergy 
 Astrophysics) is ESA’s next flagship X-ray observatory\, currently plann
 ed for launch in 2037. The mission is designed to address some of the most
  fundamental questions in modern astrophysics\, including the formation an
 d evolution of large-scale cosmic structures\, the growth and impact of su
 permassive black holes\, and the behaviour of matter under extreme physica
 l conditions.The observatory will combine an unprecedented X-ray collectin
 g area with powerful imaging and high-resolution spectroscopic capabilitie
 s provided by its two scientific instruments: the Wide Field Imager (WFI) 
 and the X-ray Integral Field Unit (X-IFU). Together\, these instruments wi
 ll enable transformational studies of the hot and energetic Universe acros
 s a wide range of astrophysical environments.Further information about the
  mission\, its scientific objectives\, and current development status can 
 be found on the official NewAthena website: https://www.the-athena-x-ray
 -observatory.eu/en\n\nhttps://indico.fzu.cz/event/352/
LOCATION:Prague
URL:https://indico.fzu.cz/event/352/
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