Program

Thursday, April 11, 2019
09:00	Welcome	Lewis Ball
09:15	Enabling Real-time Sub-millisecond Timescale Imaging in Large Radio Interferometers	Nithya Thyagarajan
09:45	Accelerated Digital Signal Processing for Large Arrays	Nolan Denman
10:15	Coffee Break
11:00	The ngVLA Reference Array Configuration	Viviana Rosero
11:30	Electromagnetic Component Development for Radio Astronomy Instrumentation at the NRAO Central Development Lab (CDL)	Lisa Locke
12:00	Lunch Break: Fry Spring Station
14:00	Radio Emission from the Global Magnetosphere of a Young M Dwarf	Jackie Villadsen
14:30	First Horizon-scale Images of Black Holes: Very Neartime Forecast	Kazu Akiyama
15:00	Coffee Break
15:30	Keynote: Cold Gas in Nearby Galaxies in the ALMA Era	Adam Leroy
16:30	Coffee Break
17:00	Evolution and Kinematics of Molecular Gas in the Central Molecular Zone of the Galactic Center	Natalie Butterfield
17:30	The Star Forming Potential of Clouds on the Fringe of the Milky Way	Will Armentrout
18:00	Adjourn
18:30	Dinner: The Local

Friday, April 12, 2019
09:00	Coffee & Pastries
09:30	CN: A Sub-Thermally Excited Molecule Tracing the Atmospheres of Protoplanetary Disks	Ryan Loomis
10:00	The Molecular Emissions Structure of the Flying Saucer Protoplanetary Disk	Dary Ruiz Rodriquez
10:30	Coffee Break
11:00	Into the Void: Launching and Propagation of Protostellar Jets in both Simulations and Observations	Jon Ramsey
11:30	The Structures of Embedded Disks with ALMA/the VLA	Patrick Sheehan
12:00	Career Panel
13:00	Lunch Break
14:00	Probing Gas Inflow in Starless Clump Candidates	Brian Svoboda
14:30	A Healthy Diet of Salt	Adam Ginsburg
15:00	Understanding the role of Magnetic Fields in a Giant Molecular Cloud	Laura Fissel
15:30	Coffee Break
16:15	From Cloud to Cores: A Multi-scale View of the ISM Distribution in the Carina Nebula	David Rebolledo
16:45	GOTHAM and ARKHAM: First Results from Programs to Explore Aromatic Chemistry at the Earliest Stages of Star Formation	Brett McGuire
17:15	Closing Remarks