Supermassive black hole jets through polarized eyes

Blazars are the most persistently bright objects in the observable Universe. Their massive black holes and extreme relativistic jets are great testbeds to study a variety of phenomena related to astrophysics, general relativity and particle physics in unique regimes. Polarization can be an important probe of the magnetic field geometry, acceleration physics, and high-energy emission processes of blazar jets. I will discuss recent efforts to understand these enigmatic objects and answer century-old questions through polarized "eyes" across the electromagnetic spectrum.

Note: This is an online meeting via ZOOM in the following link.