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1// invited_talks.js — invited talks and seminars shown in the Publications section
2//
3// Each entry:
4//   title : title of the talk
5//   venue : conference/institute name and location
6//   date  : display date string (e.g. "Apr 2025")
7
8const invitedTalks = [
9    { title: "Witnessing the Epoch of Reionization with the Square Kilometre Array", venue: "EAS Annual Meeting, Lausanne, Switzerland", date: "Jun 2026" },
10    { title: "Robust Exploration of Patchy Reionization", venue: "Cosmology Seminar, ETH Zurich, Switzerland", date: "Apr 2025" },
11    { title: "E pluribus unum — how much do galaxy details matter?", venue: "Understanding the Epoch of Reionization II, Sesto, Italy", date: "Jan 2025" },
12    { title: "Towards resolving the S8 tension", venue: "Dutch Theoretical Cosmology Meeting, Groningen", date: "Oct 2024" },
13    { title: "Exploring the epoch of reionization with SKA", venue: "2nd National Sweden SKA Science Day, Gothenburg", date: "Sep 2024" },
14    { title: "Probing Cosmological Models through the First Galaxies", venue: "IIT Madras, India", date: "Jul 2024" },
15    { title: "On the use of machine learning for cosmic reionization", venue: "Kapteyn Astronomical Institute, University of Groningen", date: "May 2023" },
16    { title: "Can baryonic feedback resolve the S8 tension?", venue: "Nordita Astrophysics Seminar, Stockholm", date: "Jan 2023" },
17    { title: "Knowing cosmic reionization with images", venue: "Laboratory of Astrophysics, EPFL, Lausanne", date: "May 2022" },
18    { title: "Interpreting high-redshift 21-cm signal observations", venue: "Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai", date: "Jan 2022" },
19];

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