Contributed talks on AGN.

This session highlights the emerging AGN ecosystem surrounding Rubin LSST, from multiwavelength follow-up and Deep-Drilling Field science to the discovery of wandering massive black holes, changing-look AGNs, and new cosmological applications of quasar variability. Together, these talks showcase how Rubin's vast time-domain dataset will revolutionize our understanding of supermassive black holes across cosmic time.

We will begin with a brief introduction to the AGN Science Collaboration and proceed with the talks. Each talk is expected to be 12 minutes (+ 3 minutes for Q&A). If time permits, we will end with a round of discussions on AGN follow-up strategies and resources.

Contributed talks (abstracts):

1. Bindu Rani - Synergizing AGN Science in the Rubin Era: Multiwavelength Follow-up Efforts
2. Madison Reich - Expanding the Census of Changing-Look AGN Host Galaxies in the Era of Rubin Observatory
3. Swayamtrupta Panda - Compiling the largest sample of Changing-Look AGNs for Rubin and upcoming large spectro-photometric surveys
4. Fan Zou - Rubin LSST Deep-Drilling Fields: From Multiwavelength Data to Massive Black Hole Growth
5. Kendall Sippy - Hiding in Plain Sight: Wandering MBHs in the LSST Era
6. Gloria Fonseca Alvarez - Characterizing known AGN with the Rubin Observatory Data Preview 1

If AGNs interest you and you are keen to be part of our 325+ members, head over to our AGN Science Collaboration page: https://agn.science.lsst.org/