LISA Symposium XIV Plenary Day 3 @LISAcommunity

Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago

00:00 Live stream of the LISA Symposium XIV plenary session.

1:50 The James Webb Space Telescope - Gillian Wright (UK ATC)

39:54 Astronomy and the Climate Crisis: Are We Part of the Problem or Part of the Solution? - Victoria Grinberg (ESA)

1:30:36 short break

1:40:36 Stochastic Gravitational-Wave Signals in the LISA Band - Nikos Karnesis (Aristotle Univ of Thessaloniki)

2:22:00 LISA Early Career Scientists - Overview and Updates - Martina Muratore (Univ of Trento)

$Stochastic background of gravitational waves from turns in the landscape Stochastic background of gravitational waves from turns in the landscape Jacopo Fumagalli,Sebastien Renaux-Petel,Lukas Witkovski We have recently proposed a new model-independent mechanism for producing primordial black holes from a period of multi-ﬁeld inﬂation. The desired enhancement of primordial ﬂuctuations at short scales naturally occurs when the inﬂationary trajectory exhibits a strong turn, that is a limited period during which the trajectory strongly deviates from a geodesic in ﬁeld space. The mechanism, independently of being able to account for all or a fraction of dark matter in the form of primordial black holes, has the potential of exhibiting unique features accessible to observation through a stochastic background of gravitational waves. The peculiar features in the induced gravitational waves spectrum, such as characteristic peaks and oscillating patterns, oﬀers the possibility to link the microscopic dynamics of inﬂation with the gravitational waves energy density potentially detectable by LISA.$

Probing cosmic structures with gravitational wave lensing

LISA Symposium XIV Parallel C LISA Data Analysis 1 part 1

Status of pseudo-random noise ranging performance and optical data communication

GRMHD simulations of accretion flows onto spinning black hole binary mergers

Monte Carlo Analysis of LISA Telescope Build Process

Radiation-induced degradation of low noise quadrant photoreceivers for LISA

LISA Symposium XIV Parallel B Astrophysics with LISA 2 part 2