On September 11, a seminar entitled “Multimessenger Astrophysics of Compact Stars” was held at AANL, featuring Armen Sedrakian (FIAS and the University of Wrocław) as the speaker.
The seminar focused on modern approaches to the study of neutron stars and on multimessenger astrophysics, which combines data obtained through gravitational waves, electromagnetic radiation, and other astrophysical signals.
The speaker discussed the GW170817 event detected in 2017—the merger of two neutron stars—which marked an important turning point in research in this field. Theoretical approaches to studying the properties of ultra-dense matter and their application to describing the structure of neutron stars were also presented.
During the seminar, possible physical processes occurring in the cores of compact stars were discussed, including scenarios involving the transition from nucleonic matter to quark matter and their impact on the structural properties of stars.
The discussion emphasized that research in this area plays an important role in revealing processes that occur under extreme conditions in the Universe and in making effective use of the scientific potential of the next generation of gravitational-wave observatories expected to become operational in the coming years.
November
AANL to Participate in the “Science × Business” Conference
Septmber
AANL Participated in the “European Researchers’ Night in Armenia” Science Festival
Septmber
AANL Participated in the “BanUGorts․ YSU Expo-2026” Exhibition
July
An Amateur Chess Tournament Was Held at AANL
July
Presentation of the Armenian Translations of Works by Werner Heisenberg and Niels Bohr Held at AANL
June
International Children’s Day
May
AANL’s Participation in the International Exhibition “Global Education EXPO 2026”
February
AANL Participation in the “Successful R&I in Europe 2026” European Networking Event
December - April
Seminar at AANL Dedicated to Ruben Mkrtchyan’s 70th Anniversary
December - June
Year-End Summary Event at AANL
A Seminar on Quantum Oscillons Was Held at AANL
A Seminar on Recent Research in Nonlinear Lattices Was Held at AANL
A Seminar on “Large Fluctuations in Open Quantum Systems” Was Held at AANL
A Seminar on “Alternative Descriptions of Particles and Their Applications” Was Held at AANL
A Seminar on Modeling Interatomic Interactions Was Held at AANL
A Seminar on Quantum Soliton Theory Held at AANL
Seminar at AANL on “Photonic Nano- and Microstructures for Advanced Light Manipulation Technologies”
International Seminar on “Prospective Diagnostic Methods in Accelerator and Radiation Physics”
PHD THESIS DEFENSE: SUSANNA GAGINYAN
PHD THESIS DEFENSE: ALBERT DAVTYAN
PHD THESIS DEFENSE: HAMLET ISUNTS
Seminar on “Quantum Calculation of Soliton Stability” at AANLSeminar on “Quantum Calculation of Soliton Stability” at AANL
Seminar on “Topological Solitons and Their Microscopic Foundations” at AANL
VIII SEMINAR DEDICATED TO SERGEY MATINYAN
Research on Nanostructures and Nanomaterials at AANL
Seminar on “General Trends in Advanced Complex Adaptive Systems” at AANL
Seminar on “Classical and Modern Methods of Image Denoising” at AANL
Seminar on “Optical Properties of Two-Dimensional Materials and Their Heterostructures” at AANL
Colloquium on “Fermentation versus Respiration: Can We Apply Fundamental Knowledge of Respiration to Explain the Energetics of Fermentation?” Held at AANL
A Seminar on Bargaining Theory Based on Weber’s Law Was Held at AANL
Opening of the Armenian-German WE-Heraeus International Seminar Series “Optics and Its Applications in Quantum Technologies” (OPTICS-QT)
Seminars
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