An international workshop fostering synergistic research between asteroseismology and stellar cluster studies to define strategies for future missions and datasets. Jointly organised by ARIES, Nainital, IIT Delhi & Delhi University, the workshop will take place from 15–18 March 2027 at Delhi University, South Campus, New Delhi.
Asteroseismology Understanding how stars form, evolve and die is one of the main goals of modern astrophysics. Asteroseismology, the study of stellar internal oscillation, offers a unique window into the deep interiors of stars. Space missions such as Kepler, GAIA, TESS and high-resolution spectroscopic observations have revolutionized our understanding by detecting pressure and gravity modes.
Chemically peculiar (CP) stars are vital testbeds to understand interactions between pulsation, rotation, binarity, and chemical peculiarities. Meanwhile, star clusters provide ideal laboratories for testing stellar evolution theory with common ages, distances, and compositions.
DST/ICD/Call-5/BRICS/SAPTARISI/2023/G)The four-day workshop addresses six key interdisciplinary themes across stellar oscillations, observational techniques, and computational astrophysics.
Application of Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the classification of the different type of the pulsators
Pulsating mergers and binary evolution
Pulsating CP stars in the clusters
Asteroseismology of the CP stars
Importance of High-resolution spectroscopy for the Asteroseismology of the CP stars
Space missions: overview and outlook
Key milestones for the workshop to be held 15–18 March 2027 at Delhi University, South Campus, New Delhi.
All important datesProject DST/ICD/Call-5/BRICS/SAPTARISI/2023/G
Advance Notification
Prior to Workshop
15–18 March 2027
Delhi University, South Campus, New Delhi
Aryabhatta Research Institute of Observational Sciences
Premier autonomous national research institute under the Department of Science & Technology (DST), Govt. of India, specializing in observational astronomy and astrophysics at Manora Peak, Nainital.
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
Institute of National Importance contributing computational, theoretical, and instrumentation expertise to stellar astrophysics and high-performance computing.
Delhi University, South Campus
Conveniently situated in New Delhi, hosting the four-day international conference sessions, workshops, and local arrangements.
Scientific rationale, aim and scope.
The six core scientific themes covered.
Workshop schedule for 15–18 March 2027.
Participation details and invitation criteria.
Reaching DU South Campus by air, rail, metro and road.
Reach the Convenor and organising team.
Participation is by invitation for about 75 leading researchers and delegates from ~20 countries under DST Project SAPTARISI.