Vincent Bronner

Vincent Bronner

PhD student in astrophysics

Talks and presentations

Invited talks

  1. When stars go dynamic, Institute for Astronomy, KU Leuven, Belgium, Jul 2025 - recording

Contributed talks

  1. Comparing stellar evolution grids with BONNSAI, BLOeM meeting, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Oct 2025
  2. How pulsations shape supernova light curves, EAS meeting, Cork, Ireland, Jun 2025
  3. Inferring ages of massive-stars in the age of large surveys, EAS meeting, Cork, Ireland, Jun 2025
  4. Pulsating Red Supergiants: A New Perspective on Type II Supernova Light Curve Diversity, VLT, SUPERNOVAE, BRUNO @65 & H₀ @?, ESO Garching, Germany, Apr 2025
  5. BONNSAI 2.0 - The Next Generation, VFTS meeting, Madrid, Spain, Sep 2024
  6. Explosions of pulsating red supergiants, The Progenitors of Supernovae and their Explosions, Dali, China, Aug 2024
  7. Going from 3D common-envelope simulations to fast 1D simulation, LIAC 41: The eventful life of massive star multiples, Liége, Belgium, Jul 2024
  8. BLOeM meeting, Leuven
  9. The Power of 1D Models in Revealing Common-Envelope Evolution Physics, 17th Würzburg Winter Workshop, Heidelberg, Germany, Dec 2023 (chairing binary star session)
  10. Leading summary and discussion session, Understanding the massive-star origin of our elements, Heidelberg, Germany, Sep 2023
  11. 3, 2, 1: Going from 3D common-envelope simulations to fast 1D simulation, 3,2,1: Massive triples, binaries and mergers, Leuven, Belgium, Jul 2023
  12. Going from 3D to 1D: A one-dimensional approach to common-envelope evolution, EAS meeting, Krakow, Poland, Jul 2023
  13. Common-Envelope Evolution in One Dimension, VFTS meeting, Garching, Germany, Mar 2023
  14. Common-Envelope Evolution in One Dimension, 16th Würzburg Winter Workshop, Heidelberg, Germany, Dec 2022
  15. Common-Envelope Evolution in 1D, VFTS meeting, Heidelberg, Germany, Jun 2022

Posters

  1. Pulsating Red Supergiants: A New Perspective on Type II Supernova Light Curve Diversity, 100 Years of Supernova Science, Stockholm, Sweden, Aug 2025
  2. Type II-L and II-P supernovae from pulsating red-supergiants, LIAC 41: The eventful life of massive star multiples, Liége, Belgium, Jul 2024