Program

Monday, March 27
9:00 am	Welcome	Tony Beasley
9:15 am	Using Pulsar Timing Arrays to Probe Solar Activity	Dustin Madison
9:45 am	Time-Domain Astrophysics with ALMA: GRB 161219B, Unexpected Variability, and the First ALMA Afterglow Light Curve	Tanmoy Laskar
10:15 am	Coffee Break
11:00 am	Using Proper Motions to Constrain Milky Way Properties and the Origin of its Satellites	Tobias Fritz
11:30 am	A Jansky VLA Survey of Low-Frequency Stellar Radio Bursts	Jackie Villadsen
12:00 pm	Lunch Break: Fry Springs Station
2:00 pm	Keynote: The Deepening Mystery of Fast Radio Bursts	Shami Chatterjee
3:00 pm	Coffee Break
3:30 pm	Transforming Galaxies in Extreme Environments	Rukmani Vijayaraghavan
4:00 pm	In Search of New Millisecond Pulsars for Pulsar Timing Arrays	Kevin Stovall
4:30 pm	Coffee Break
5:00 pm	Career Panel
6:00 pm	Free Time
6:30 pm	Dinner: Oakhurst Social Club

Tuesday, March 28
9:00 am	Observatory Support Opportunities
9:15 am	Symbiotics In Radio	Jennifer Weston
9:45 am	Radiation Hydrodynamics of Dusty-Driven Galactic Winds	Dong Zhang
10:15 am	Coffee Break
11:00 am	Do Magnetic Fields Shape Molecular Cloud Formation?	Laura Fissel
11:30 am	Interstellar Reaction Screening via Microwave Spectral Taxonomy	Brett McGuire
12:00 pm	Lunch with Scientific Staff
2:00 pm	Maximizing the Scientific Potential of Multi-band Extragalactic Surveys using Forced Photometry	Kristina Nyland
2:30 pm	Spatial Distributions of Dust in Dusty Galaxies at z ~ 1	Kyle Penner
3:00 pm	High Frequency Observations of Radio Pulsars	Natalia Lewandowska
3:30 pm	Coffee Break
4:15 pm	High Mass Star and Cluster Formation in the Galaxy	Adam Ginsburg
4:45 pm	Unveiling the Role of the Magnetic Field at the Smallest Scales of Star Formation	Chat Hull
5:15 pm	Closing Remarks	Al Wootten