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SUMMARY:Exploring the First Light And Reionisation Epoch - Stephen Wilkins
 \, Sussex
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DESCRIPTION:The First Light And Reionisation Epoch (FLARE)\, roughly the f
 irst billion years\, is a critical period in the Universe’s history. The
  FLARE encompasses: the formation of the formation of the first stars\; th
 e transition from metal-free (population III) to metal enriched (Populatio
 n II) star formation\; early enrichment of the ISM including the first pro
 duction of dust\; the formation of the first super-massive black holes and
  AGN\; and reionisation of the Universe’s neutral hydrogen. While Hubble
  and other telescopes have provided our first glimpse of the FLARE the upc
 oming Webb and Euclid telescopes will allow us to explore the early Univer
 se in much more depth. In this talk I’ll introduce the FLARE before ment
 ioning a couple of specific projects I work on. These include: a very-larg
 e hydrodynamical simulation of galaxy formation in the FLARE\; and the Cos
 mic Evolution Early Release Science (CEERS) Survey\, a guaranteed time pro
 ject on the Webb Telescope.\n
LOCATION:Sackler Lecture Theatre\, IoA (tea at 3:30 pm)
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