Large Scale Structure meets the CMB: what secondary anisotropies can teach us
Large-scale structure (LSS) surveys now cover wide areas of the sky that overlap with cosmic microwave background (CMB) surveys. Joint analyses offer new cosmological probes and insights into the astrophysics of gravitationally bound structures across scales and redshifts. I will review the status of CMB experiments and present recent results, including the first detection of the moving lens effect and an attempted detection of the remote quadrupole.