Cool Stars 23
15 – 19 June 2026, TOC Ariake, Tokyo Bay Area, Japan
The "Cambridge Workshops on Cool Stars, Stellar Systems and the Sun" are held biennially and have evolved to be the premier conference series for cool star research.
We reserve the right to make adjustments to the schedule.
Topics 1-5 in the morning plenary sessions correspond to the following five science themes (the order, from Monday to Friday, may be subject to change):
This theme targets key processes including dynamos, mixing, asteroseismology, (and more) in the interors of cool objects.
This theme targets similarity and difference of various atmospheres from Sun-like stars and red dwarfs/giants/supergiants to brown dwarfs.
This theme covers gyrochronology using XUV+chromospheric emissions, stellar rotation and magnetic fields in connection with (super)flares and mass ejections/winds through the evolution of cool stars.
This theme focuses on the early stage of stellar evolution; some specific topics are accretion driven activity and star-planet interaction.
This theme focuses on the formation and evolution of cool objects with various metallicities and their roles in the galaxy evolution.
science theme: TOPIC 1
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science theme: TOPIC 1
schedule: Tue, 9:00 (invited) | slides (TBD)
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science theme: TOPIC 1
schedule: Wed, 9:00 (invited) | slides (TBD)
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science theme: TOPIC 1
schedule: Thu, 9:00 (invited) | slides (TBD)
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science theme: TOPIC 1
schedule: Fri, 9:00 (invited) | slides (TBD)
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