[ASA] OzSKA: radio astronomy in the next decade
John O'Byrne
john.obyrne at sydney.edu.au
Wed Dec 17 16:15:46 AEDT 2014
OzSKA: radio astronomy in the next decade
April 8-10 2015, Hercus Theatre, School of Physics David Caro Building, University of Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Registration is now open <http://www.physics.usyd.edu.au/sifa/caastro/register/index.php?action=register&workshopId=78> Registration for the meeting is free, and includes lunch. Please register for catering purposes. The registration deadline is 18 March 2015. The registration form includes the ability to propose to make a presentation at the workshop.
The Square Kilometer Array will herald a new era in radio astronomy, with the construction of the world’s largest radio telescope in Australia and South Africa. The conference will provide an opportunity to explore the new science that will be possible with the increased sensitivity, with a particular emphasis on exploring opportunities for young scientists to become engaged with new projects and ideas. The science themes explored include the formation of the first stars and galaxies, galaxy evolution, cosmic magnetism, the nature of gravity and exploring life beyond the Earth. Other topics will include the impact of enabling technologies, including the processing and management of ‘big data’, new signal processing and detector technologies and the role of ‘blue sky’ science in the education of our wider community. Young researchers are particularly encouraged to attend.
SOC: Chris Blake, Robert Braun, Chris Herron, Carole Jackson, Melanie Johnston-Hollitt, Phillip Lah, Sarah Pearce, Elaine Sadler, Lister Staveley-Smith, Rachel Webster (Chair)
LOC: Rachel Webster, Bart Pindor (Chair), Ben McKinley, Pietro Procopio, Jack Line, Jenny Riding, Kim Dorrell, Kirsty Waring
Childcare will be available on request and will be free of charge. You can request childcare when you register.
Please contact Kim Dorrell (kdorrell at unimelb.edu.au <mailto:kdorrell at unimelb.edu.au>) if you have any questions regarding this workshop.
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ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR JOHN O’BYRNE
Associate Head (Teaching & Learning), School of Physics
Associate Dean (Standards), Faculty of Science
Secretary, Astronomical Society of Australia Inc.
Sydney Institute for Astronomy
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