In this special session the Simonyi-NSF Scholars will present their LSST research projects. These scholars are the recipients of NSF grants co-funded as part of the Simonyi-NSF Scholarship Program, a partnership between Charles Simonyi and NSF to support early career scientists in their contribution to Rubin's LSST.

Contributed talks:

• S03: Darryl Z. Seligman - The Dark Comets
• S64: Sarah Greenstreet - Rubin Rocks: A web service for statistics on NEO dynamical histories
• T01: Jonathan Blazek - Simulation-based modeling with neural networks for galaxy IA and bias
• T02: Alex Drlica-Wagner - Jump Starting LSST Proper Motion Science with DECam Observations
• T03: Gautham Narayan - Early Rubin science in the time domain
• T04: Igor Andreoni - Establishing Multi-wavelength Time-domain Communities in the Rubin Era
• T05: Colin Burke - Constraining supermassive black hole seeding and growth with AGN variability in the Rubin Era

Go to the list of all contributed abstracts.