Program

 

Monday, May 9, 2022 (EDT)
09:00

Registration (in person participants)

 
10:00

Welcome

Jeff Mangum

AGNs and Galaxies

Chair: Loreto Barcos Munoz

10:15

Radio Spectra of Luminous, Heavily Obscured WISE-NVSS Selected Quasars with Young Radio Jets

 Pallavi Patil
10:45

Evolution of Neutral Hydrogen Properties of Galaxies Over One-Third the Age of the Universe with CHILES

Julia Blue Bird
11:15

Chasing Radio Galaxies Across the Universe

Emily Moravec
11:45

Discussion: AGNs and Galaxies
12:30

Lunch Break

 

 

Galactic Structure

Chair: Jeff Mangum

13:30

Characterizing Evolved Galactic Stellar Population:
A Challenge For Astrometric Measurements

Luis Henry Quiroga-Nunez
14:00

Radio Recombination Lines from the High-redshift ISM

 Kim Emig
14:30

Scaled Antennas For Ascertaining the Radio Index (SAFARI) for low-frequency cosmology

 

Bang Nhan
15:00

Discussion: Galactic Structure
15:45

Coffee Break
16:00

Keynote: A dynamic view of the star formation process in galaxy mergers

 Christine Wilson
17:00

Social Hour
18:00

Adjourn
19:00

Symposium Dinner: Burtons Grill (Reservation is at 7 pm)

Tuesday, May 10, 2022 (EDT)
10:00

Welcome

Disks and Outflows

Chair: Zhi-Yu Li

10:15

Multimolecular Studies of Gas in Protoplanetary Disks with the SMA and ALMA

Dana Anderson
10:45

Mapping the Rings of IRC+10216 with GBT/ARGUS

 Jesse Bublitz
11:15

Discovery of a brown dwarf with quasi-spherical mass-loss

 Dary Ruiz
11:45

Discussion: Disks and Outflows

                              
12:30

Lunch Break
14:00

Career Panel (break for non-postdocs)
15:00

Coffee Break
15:15

Career Panel (break for non-postdocs)
16:00

Coffee Break

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