[ASA] First Announcement and call for Abstract submission: Black Hole to Environment: galaxy evolution across multiple wavelenghts, Canberra 20-24 August 2017

Kylie Williams k.williams at sydney.edu.au
Tue Dec 20 11:21:47 AEDT 2016


ANNOUNCENEMT AND CALL FOR PAPERS: From Black Hole to Environment: galaxy evolution across multiple wavelengths
20 - 24 August 2017
Australian National University, Canberra Australia

SUMMARY

*         www.caastro.org/event/2017-blackhole<http://www.caastro.org/event/2017-blackhole>

*         Early Bird Registration and abstract submission OPEN. To register and submit your abstract please go to Black Hole Registration<http://www.physics.usyd.edu.au/sifa/caastro/register/index.php?action=register&workshopId=120> or www.caastro.org/event/2017-blackhole<http://www.caastro.org/event/2017-blackhole>


On August 20 - 24, 2017, the Australian National University will host an international scientific conference "From Black Hole to Environment: galaxy evolution across multiple wavelengths". This conference aims to bring together both our observational and theoretical understanding of how galaxies evolve through feeding and feedback processes. The meeting will address our current understanding of feeding and feedback from large scales (clusters) to small scales (galactic centres) including gaseous outflows, star formation, and black hole co-evolution. The conference will be split into four categories:


*         Galaxy groups, clusters, large scale structure: dynamics, mergers, interactions;

*         Galaxies in the high redshift universe: AGN feedback and gaseous outflows;

*         Galaxies in the low redshift universe: refuelling and feeding black holes and star formation; and

*         Centres of galaxies: black hole accretion, launching jets and galactic winds, starbursts and star formation.


This meeting will focus on multi-wavelength science that addresses the above science. We have invited leading scientists from the major galaxy surveys and leading scientists working on theoretical simulations.  This will provide a platform to reconcile theoretical predictions with ongoing and upcoming observational projects to foster new collaborations.



Registration is now open<http://www.physics.usyd.edu.au/sifa/caastro/register/index.php?action=register&workshopId=120>



Conference Fees (Incl. GST)

Early Bird Registration Fee:    $AUS400

Registration Fee:                     $AUS500

Student Registration Fee:       $AUS300



Dates

Registration opens                              December 12, 2016

Oral Presentation Abstracts Close:     March 31, 2017

Poster Abstracts Close:                       July 14, 2017

Programme Available:                        May 1, 2017

Early Bird Closes:                                May 15, 2017

Registrations Close:                            July 14, 2017



Accommodation

We have booked a block of rooms for conference participants at the following hotels:

*         Quest  www.questcanberra.com.au<http://www.questcanberra.com.au>

o   Code: ANU2017

o   Studio apartment $177 per night (max. 2 guests)

o   Queen 1 Bedroom apartment $197 per night (max. 2 guests)

o   Queen 1 Bedroom executive apartment $205 per night (max. 3 guests)



*         University House http://unihouse.anu.edu.au/hotel-accommodation/

o   Code: Galaxies2017

o   Twin room $155 per night

o   Queen room $170 per night

o   Apartment $205 per night



All hotels are within walking distance to the conference venue.



Meals

Your registration fee includes the following meals for each day:

*         Morning tea

*         Lunch

*         Afternoon tea
If you have any dietary requirements, please ensure you make a note of these when you register for the conference under the Dietary Information field.

The Registration fee will also cover the Welcome Function on 20 August 2017 and the conference dinner being held on 22 August 2017.

VISA Information
All travellers other than Australian and New Zealand citizens need a valid visa or authority to enter Australia (including electronic visas).  More information is available on the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (http://www.border.gov.au/). Please contact the organisers if you need a letter of invitation for your visa application.  For some nationalities, processing and issuance of visas can take several weeks/months, so apply well before your planned travel.


Invited Speakers:



Scientific Organising Committee:

*         Julie Banfield (Chair), ANU

*         Judith Croston, Southhampton

*         Alastair Edge, Durham

*         Anne Medling, Caltech

*         Dipanjan Mukherjee, ANU

*         Matt Owers, AAO/Maquarie

*         Kevin Pimbblet, Hull

*         Elaine Sadler, USYD

*         Stas Shabala, UTAS

*         Ivy Wong, ICRAR/UWA

*         Cathie Zheng, VUW

Local Organizing Committee:

*         Julie Banfield (Chair), ANU

*         Suryashree Aniyan, ANU

*         Kate Gunn, USYD

*         Anais Moller, ANU

*         Rob Sharp, ANU

*         Philip Taylor, ANU

*         Brad Tucker, ANU

*         Kylie Williams, USYD


KYLIE WILLIAMS | Events and Communications
CAASTRO | School of Physics  | Faculty of Science |
ARC Centre of Excellence for All-sky Astrophysics

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The University of Sydney | NSW | 2006
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Please note: I am in the office Monday, Tuesday and Thursday (9:00am - 5:30pm) and Wednesday (9:00am - 2:00pm)


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