Week 1: October 26 - October 30 : TBD
Week 2: November 2 - November 6 : ACME Workshop: The Transient Universe in the Rubin Era
This is the second ACME workshop. It will will focus on upcoming observations by the Rubin Observatory and their connection to the multi-wavelength and multi-messenger sky. In this context, several observatories will be presented, and current results as well as future prospects for observing a variety of transient sources will be discussed. The workshop will also provide information on tools that can help coordinate efforts to observe the transient sky.
Abstract submission will open on June 1, 2026 and close on July 31, 2026. Registration will also open on June 1 and remain available until October 1, 2026. The meeting will be held in a hybrid format, and limited funding support will be available for some participants. There is no registration fee.
Please note that registration on the ScienceConf website is mandatory to participate in the ACME workshop, using the following link: ACME conference: The Transient Universe in the Rubin Era - Sciencesconf.org
Week 3: November 9 - November 13 : Open Alerts and Open Data
This workshop will focus on the tools and practices that enable efficient access to and exploitation of modern astrophysical data. The first part will feature discussions on alert brokers features, highlighting their filtering capabilities and scientific modules for transient astronomy. The second part will be dedicated to open data in astroparticle physics, with discussions on current practices and the challenges of making data more accessible across the particle physics and astrophysics communities.
- 9–10 November: hands-on workshops and tutorials on brokers' filters and scientific modules.
- 11 November : French holiday (free time in Paris/Orsay)
- 12–13 November: presentations on open data practices in various fields related to our themes.
Scientific Organizing Committee
- Xavier BERTOU (IJCLab)
- Jonathan BITEAU (IJCLab)
- Philippe BRAX (CEA)
- François BRUN (CEA)
- Yann MAMBRINI (IJCLab)