27–30 Jul 2026
Engineering Research Center, Brown University
US/Eastern timezone

Future Opportunities in (Slow) Transient Science with the Phase 3 MWA

Not scheduled
20m
Main sessions: Room 190, Break-out sessions: Room 125 (Engineering Research Center, Brown University)

Main sessions: Room 190, Break-out sessions: Room 125

Engineering Research Center, Brown University

Providence, Rhode Island
Transients

Speaker

Natasha Hurley-Walker (Curtin / ICRAR)

Description

The Phase 3 MWA offers a huge boost in sensitivity and time-domain capability, both of which are vital for exploration of transient phenomena. In this talk I will outline the opportunities and challenges for time-domain science with the Phase 3 MWA, and suggest some synergies with other wavelengths, instruments, and surveys.

Timeslot preferences As early as possible in the day's programme (e.g. 8:30AM, 9AM, 9:30AM Eastern time)

Author

Natasha Hurley-Walker (Curtin / ICRAR)

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