The Square Kilometre Array (SKA), set to begin operations in 2027, will be the world’s largest radio telescope marking one of the great scientific and engineering feats of the 21st century. The SKA will advance a wide range of research areas within astronomy, with a major focus on cosmology and radio continuum science at low and mid frequencies. Despite their different objectives, these two fields share a substantial overlap and thus stand to benefit from collaborative efforts in joint observation strategies, data calibration, and innovative analysis techniques.This two week long program aims to bring together national and international experts in radio cosmology and continuum science, fostering collaboration and training the next generation of researchers in these areas. The program will have two main components: a program and a school.The program (7-11 April 2025) will focus on the current state of observation, modelling, and inference tools for radio cosmology and continuum science....
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