20–25 Jun 2024
Astronomy Department, University of Geneva
Europe/Zurich timezone

We are thrilled to announce the upcoming, 4th face-to-face meeting of the POSYDON collaboration, the team behind the next-generation binary population synthesis code, POSYDON. This six-day meeting will feature a blend of collaborative hacking and strategic discussions. The first three days will be dedicated to a scientific "hackathon," where the attendees will be divided into teams to delve into synthetic population datasets simulated with POSYDON v2. These sessions aim to tackle diverse scientific queries, fostering a hands-on exploration of the code's capabilities. The fourth day includes an optional social activity, offering participants a chance to unwind and appreciate the stunning Swiss nature. The concluding two days will pivot towards reflective and forward-looking conversations, covering the current state and future trajectories of POSYDON, the collaboration's structure and policies, and planning for the inaugural POSYDON summer school. Additionally, we will review and celebrate the achievements from the hackathon. This meeting is not just an occasion to contribute to the advancement of POSYDON but also a valuable opportunity for community building and setting the direction for our collective future efforts.

POSYDON Science Hackathon

Do you have ideas for questions that be explored during the three-day hackathon? Please fill out this form. You can always submit more than one project ideas

Registration Fee

All meeting participants must pay a  registration fee of 230 CHF by June 6th, 2024, which can be paid by credit card via this payment link. The registration fee will cover coffee breaks, lunches and the meeting's social dinner.

Accommodation

Participants should book their accommodation themselves. 

We recommend the Lake Geneva Hotel at Versoix. Through this link, you can get a 10% discount on the current flexible rate. We advise you, however, to also check directly at the hotel's website, as a cheaper, non-refundable rate might be available.

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Europe/Zurich
Astronomy Department, University of Geneva
Astrotech Jura
Chemin Pegasi 51b 1290 Versoix Switzerland
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