Diving Deep into Clusters and Superclusters in the SKA Era

This lecture explores the study of galaxy clusters and superclusters in the upcoming Square Kilometre Array (SKA) era. Presented by Ruta Kale at the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences, the 29-minute talk is part of the "Radio Cosmology and Continuum Observations in the SKA Era: A Synergic View" program. Learn about how the SKA, scheduled to begin operations in 2027 as the world's largest radio telescope, will revolutionize our understanding of large-scale cosmic structures. The presentation connects to the broader two-week program that brings together experts in radio cosmology and continuum science, featuring both educational sessions and collaborative discussions on observation strategies, data calibration, and analysis techniques. Gain insights into the future of radio astronomy research as it applies to the study of the universe's largest gravitationally-bound structures.