week 4
| Monday, 17.08. |
MORNING 10:00 10:30 10:45 AFTERNOON 14:00 15:30 |
Kinematics and ISM COFFEE/TEA Introductions Presentations (<30min/talk) Yanmei Chen "MaNGA galaxies with decoupled kinematics between gas and stars” slides Alexei Kritsuk "Turbulent cascades and star formation in galactic disks" Guang-Xing Li "Gravitational acceleration in molecular clouds" Kinematics and ISM Discussion leader: Nick Gnedin discussion topic ideas TBA COFFEE/TEA |
| Tuesday, 18.08. |
MORNING 10:00 10:30 AFTERNOON 14:00 15:30 |
Galaxies and AGN COFFEE/TEA Presentations (<30min/talk) Alice Concas "A Galaxy History, as told by its Optical Spectrum" Li-Yen Hsu "Overlapping the UV and FIR stra-forming Galaxy Populations with a SCUBA-2 Lensing Cluster Survey" David Rosario "AGN-galaxy co-evolution with a Herschel focus" Galaxies and AGN Discussion leader: David Rosario discussion topic ideas Building on the legacy of multi-wavelength surveys to unravel the crucial drivers of the AGN-galaxy connection COFFEE/TEA |
| Wednesday, 19.08. |
MORNING 10:00 10:30 AFTERNOON 14:00 15:30 |
Population of massive galaxies COFFEE/TEA Presentations (<30min/talk) Karina Caputi "Are there massive galaxies at z>6?" Harry Ferguson “Massive Galaxy Evolution from CANDELS” Benjamin Magnelli "Evolution of the physical properties of galaxies in the SFR-M* plane: evidences for secular and starburst modes of star formation?" Population of massive galaxies Discussion leaders: Karina Caputi, Maurillio Pannella, and Harry Ferguson discussion topic ideas (1) UV dust attenuation and sample selection biases (2) Massive galaxies at high redshifts (3) What is the connection between dusty starbursts, quenched galaxies, and blue or red nuggets among massive galaxies at z=2-5? WINE & CHEESE |
| Thursday, 20.08. |
MORNING 10:00 10:30 |
COFFEE/TEA Presentations (<30min/talk) Allison Mann “Explaining the discrepancy in galaxy merger rate measurements at z=0-3” and “Are quiescent galaxies really devoid of star formation? The mid-infrared, far-infrared, and radio properties of massive quiescent galaxies at z=0.1-3" Rychard Bouwens “Extreme Galaxies: On the Brightest, Most Massive Galaxies at z>=6.5 from CANDELS and Cautious Use of Gravitational Lensing to Study Ultra-Faint Galaxies from the Hubble Frontier Fields Program” Nick Gnedin "Reionization" |
