Welcome
3rd YATI rises from the ashes in ICSP’s own new integrated campus in Kolkata. This meeting is primarily to celebrate the opening up of the curiosity, passion, and innovation of the next generation of astrophysicists, astronomers and space scientists. From undergraduate students to postdoctoral fellows, this platform invites young minds to share their work, exchange ideas, and build lasting collaborations. Apart from the talks of the Scholars and post-docs, review talks and panel discussions will make the meeting very informative.
UG/PG students who are not currently involved in research but have a keen interest in astronomy and astrophysics are especially encouraged to attend the conference.
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Group photo of first YATI conference in 1999 (Taken from the Proceedings of 1st YATI) |
Panel discussion during the 2nd YATI conference 2001 on "Do Blackholes exist?" |
Venue
The Indian Centre for Space Physics in Kolkata is an eminent and only dedicated research institute to astronomy and space sciences in the eastern part of India. It has a new integrated campus beside the Eastern Metropolitan Bypass, one of the most vibrant areas of the city. It has the first Astronomy and Space Science Museum in the country. The conference will be held in the auditorium, J. N. Chakravorty Lecture Hall and adjacent lecture rooms belonging to the campus.
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Important Dates |
Scientific Organizing Committee |
Local Organizing Committee |