ORIGINS Turbulence Day

Tuesday Jul 22, 2025, 9:30 AM → 9:00 PM Europe/Berlin

Room 006 (MPA Garching)

Frederick Groth (USM, LMU)

The ORIGINS Turbulence day should bring together researcher working on turbulence on different scales to discuss latest advancements and foster exchange across research groups.

The event will feature presentations from various research projects within our connector, with a special focus on giving early career scientists the opportunity to showcase their work.

Depending on the number of registrations, the precise time of the meeting will be adjusted.

In the evening after the meeting we plan to have a barbecue to encourage more informal discussions.

Registration for talks is closed. Participation without a talk is possible also spontaneously.

If you plan to come to the Turbulence Day and are still interested in participating at the barbecue, please drop me an email

1 KINETIC: Kinematics of the Intracluster medium

Speaker: Efrain Gatuzz (MPE)

2 Turbulence in simulated local Universe galaxy cluster analogs

Speaker: Frederick Groth (USM, LMU)

3 Cosmic rays in galaxy clusters and the role of turbulence

Speaker: Daniel Karner (LMU Munich)

12:15 PM Lunch

4 Simulating turbulence and multiphase gas, combining two hard problems

Speaker: Hitesh Kishore Das (Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics, Garching)

5 From Turbulence to Multiphase gas: The Survival of Cold gas in the Hot Cosmos

Speaker: Ankita -

6 Is it turtles all the way down?

Speaker: Max Gronke (MPA)

2:35 PM Coffee

7 Feedback in NGC3603: warm but quiet!

Speaker: Thomas Stanke (MPE)

8 The growth and entrainment of clouds in galactic winds

Speaker: Ritali Ghosh (IISc, MPA )

9 From Spherical Cows to a Herd of Real Ones

Speaker: Fernando Hidalgo Pineda (MPA)

10 How viscous is the ICM?

Speaker: Klaus Dolag (MPA)

4:35 PM Coffee

6:00 PM Barbecue