Final programme

Sunday June 7, 2015

Time Speaker Title
14.30-19:00 Registration and room check-in
19:00-21:00
Buffet Dinner in Sala del Capitolo



Day 1 - Monday June 8, 2015

Time Speaker Title
Chair Francesco Palla
 The Cosmic Web and its flow into galaxies
9:00-9:30 LOC Conference Opening
9:30-10:00 Jason X. Prochaska Historical overview of the cosmic web
10:00-10:25 Khee-Gan Lee Mapping the Cosmic Web with 3D Lyman-Alpha Forest Tomography
10:25-10:40 Nicolas Tejos Towards the statistical characterization of the IGM in intercluster filaments
10:40-11:05 Valentina D'Odorico Is the high-redshift IGM metal enriched ?
11:05 - 11.30
Coffee Break in Voliera
11:30-11:45 Andrea Pallottini Cosmic metal enrichment by the first galaxies
11:45-12:00 Umberto Maio Pristine star formation and metal enrichment
12:00-12:15 Avishai Dekel Introduction to inflowing streams
12:15-12:30 Nir Mandelker Stability of cold gas filaments feeding galaxies from the cosmic web
12:30-12:45 Andrew Wetzel The Physical Nature of Cosmic Accretion of Baryons and Dark Matter
12:45-13:00 Dylan Nelson Zooming in on accretion - the structure of halo gas and the interaction with inflow
13:00-13:10 Poster presentations
13:10-14:30
Lunch
Chair Andi Burkert The onset of baryon cycling and detection of IGM streams
14:30-14:55 Chris Brook Cosmic web flow into galaxies
14:55-15:10 Tobias Goerdt Cold streams: detectability, relation to structure and characteristics
15:10-15:35 Romeel Dave Constraining accretion and outflows in and around galaxies
15:35-15:50 Colin DeGraf Gas In- and Out-flows: Penetration of cosmic gas flows and gas recycling
15:50-16:05 Poster presentations
16:05-16:30
Coffee Break in Cortile
16:30-16:55 Sebastiano Cantalupo Illuminating the IGM with quasar-induced Ly-alpha emission
16:55-17:10 Fabrizio Arrigoni-Battaia FLASHLIGHT:Fluorescent Lyman-Alpha Survey of cosmic Hydrogen LIGHTed by quasars
17:10-17:25 Chris Martin Observations of the Circum-Galactic Medium in Emission with the Cosmic Web Imager
17:25-17:50 Nicolas Bouche Observational constraints on gas flows around galaxies from background sources
20:00-21:30
Dinner in Sala del Capitolo
21:30-22:15 Francesco Palla Einstein's Piano

Day 2 - Tuesday June 9, 2015

Time Speaker Title
Chair Edvige Corbelli
 Galaxy growth across cosmic time
9:00-9:15 Neil Crighton The cosmic neutral hydrogen mass density at redshift 5
9:15-9:30 Jeff Cooke Direct measurements of the spatial extent of high redshift DLAs using galaxy spectra
9:30-9:45 Celine Peroux The baryon cycle: accretion, outflow and the circum-galactic medium
9:45-10:10 Dusan Keres Galaxies on FIRE: stellar feedback and flows of gas in galactic halos
10:10-10:35 Claude-Andre Faucher-Giguere The Galaxy-Circumgalactic Medium Connection in Simulations with Resolved Stellar Feedbacks
10:35-10:45 Posters Presentations
10:45 - 11.10
Coffee Break in Voliera
11:10-11:25 Xavier Prochaska Molecules in DLAs
11:25-11:50 Marc Rafelski Evolution in the Star Formation Rate Efficiency of Damped Lyman-alpha Systems
11:50-12:05 Lorrie Straka Galactic nebular emission in QSO spectra: Reaching >100 QSO-galaxy pairs
12:05-12:30 Andi Burkert Formation and evolution of high-redshift, clumpy disk galaxies
12:30-12:45 Anita Zanella The birth of a giant star forming clump in a disk galaxy at redshift z = 2
12:45-13:10 Daniel Ceverino Gas infall and metallicity drops in starburst dwarf galaxies
13:10-14:30
Lunch
Chair Peppo Gavazzi Evidence of gas accretion
14:30-14:55 Debra Elmegreen Local and high redshift tadpole galaxies as evidence of cosmic accretion
14:55-15:20 Jorge Sanchez Almeida Evidence for gas accretion from the cosmic web feeding star formation in the local Universe
15:20-15:35 Casiana Munoz-Tunon Evidences of cold flow accretion in nearby starbursts in COSMOS
15:35-15:50 Catherine Garland Nearby Clumpy, Gas Rich, Star Forming Galaxies: Local Analogs of High Redshift Clumpy Galaxies
15:50-16:15 Deidre Hunter Observational evidence for the evolution of dwarf irregular galaxy disks
16:15-16:40
Coffee Break in Arometo
16:40-17:05 Amanda Bauer Galaxies Growing Up: Star Formation in the GAMA and SAMI Survey
17:05-17:30 Bruce Elmegreen Star Formation in dwarfs and outer regions
17:30-18:00 Discussion IGM, STREAMS, ACCRETION and DISK GROWTH led by A. Burkert and D. Elmegreen
19:50-20:30
Music Concert by A. Aurigi and A. Moretti (Opening by M. Cuccia)
20:30-22:00
Roving Dinner in the Abbey Cantina

Day 3 - Wednesday June 10, 2015

Time Speaker Title
9:00-15:30
Tour through the Val d'Orcia: Wine Tasting & Lunch
Chair Chris Martin
 Star Formation and fundamental relations
17:00-17:25 Linda Tacconi Star formation scaling relations from z=0 to 2.5
17:25-17:50 Reinhard Genzel Star forming disk galaxies at the peak of galaxy formation
17:50-18:15 Filippo Mannucci Metallicity and galaxy formation
18:15-18:40 Mark Krumholz Fueling star formation
18.40 - 19.00
Coffee Break in Voliera
19:00-19:15 Loic Le Tiran Stirring Up the Gas: Self-Regulation of the Star Formation through Pressure at z=2
19:15-19:30 Diederik Kruijssen The multi-scale nature of galactic star formation across cosmic time
19:30-19:45 Francesco Valentino Environment matters: low metallicities and enhanced specific star formation rates in star-forming galaxies in a X-ray detected cluster at z=2
19:45-20:00 Meiert Willem Grootes Coming in from the Dark - Gas-fuelling and Star-Formation in the Group Environment
20:00-20:10 Poster presentations
20:10-20:40 Discussion DRIVING AND TRACING STAR FORMATION led by B. Elmegreen and L. Tacconi
21:00-22:00
Buffet Dinner in Sala del Capitolo

Day 4 - Thursday June 11, 2015

Time Speaker Title
Chair Valentina D'Odorico
Feedback and the Circumgalactic Medium
9:00-9:25 Michele Fumagalli Probing gas flows near galaxies: a spotlight on Lyman Limit Systems
9:25-9:40 Chris Howk The KODIAQ Survey: Winds and Circumgalactic Metals at z ~ 2-3
9:40-9:55 Nicolas Lehner The Metallicity Distribution of the IGM to the Galaxies
9:55-10:20 Kate Rubin The Small-Scale Structure of the z~0.5 Circumgalactic Medium
10:20-10:45 Jessica Werk Circumgalactic Matter Matters! Why the Invisible Reservoir of Gas around Galaxies counts in Galaxy Evolution
10.45-11.10
Coffee Break in Voliera
11:10-11:35 Andrea Ferrara The interstellar medium of high-z galaxies: ALMA views
11:35-12:00 Frederic Bournaud Inflows, Outflows and star-formation in high-redshift galaxies
12:00-12:15 Sebastian Trujillo-Gomez Stellar feedback and the observational signatures of accretion and winds
12:15-12:30 Alireza Rahmati Simulating the cosmic distribution of gas and its connection with galaxies
12:30-12:45 Paramita Barai Gas Outflow/Inflow versus Star-formation Correlations of Cosmologically Simulated Galaxies
12:45-13:10 John Forbes What can we learn about feedback in 0D, 1D, and 3D simulations?
13:10-14:30
Lunch
Chair Dusan Keres Halo gas and the Milky Way corona
14:30-14:55 Rene Walterbos ISM properties and kinematics at the disk-halo interface in spiral galaxies
14:55-15:10 Sean Johnson Environmental effect in distributing heavy elements beyond individual halos
15:10-15:25 Michael Anderson The physical properties of a hot gaseous halo
15:25-15:40 Rongmon Bordoloi The CGM around dwarf galaxies
15:40-15:55 Andrew Fox Hubble Observations of Inflow and Outflow around the Milky Way
15:55-16:20
Coffee Break in Cortile
16:20-16:45 Filippo Fraternali Gas flows at the interface between galaxies and the IGM
16:45-17:00 Antonino Marasco On the origin of the warm-hot absorption features in the halo of the Milky Way
17:00-17:30 Discussion FEEDBACK AND THE CGM led by A. Ferrara and F. Fiore
19:30-22:00
Dinner @ La Sorgente

Day 5 - Friday June 12, 2015

Time Speaker Title
Chair Debra Elmegreen Quenching Star Formation
9:00-9:25 Avishai Dekel Evolution of Galaxies through Compaction and Quenching: Blue and Red Nuggets
9:25-9:40 Sandro Tacchella Bulge Formation and Inside-Out Quenching in z~2 Galaxies
9:40-10:05 Giuseppe Gavazzi The role of bars in quenching SF from z=3 to the present epoch
10:05-10:30 Elizabeth McGrath Massive quiescent disks in the Early Universe
10:30-10:45 Elad Zinger Slow Quenching of Satellite Galaxies at the Outskirts of Galaxy Clusters
10.45 - 11.00
Coffee Break in Voliera
11:00-11:25 Robert Braun Galaxy disk evolution over cosmic time
11:25-11:40 Gurtina Besla Dwarf-Dwarf galaxy interactions and the removal/supply of gas
11:40-11:50 Marco Grossi The interstellar medium of star-forming dwarf galaxies in Virgo: probing the evolution of low-mass systems in a cluster environment
11:50-12:00 Pavel Jachym Molecular gas stripping and inefficient intra-cluster star formation
12:00-12:30 Edvige Corbelli
Conference Summary
12:30-13:30
Lunch


Posters

Day 2 Lucia Armillotta Hydrodynamical simulations of the disc-corona interaction in star-forming galaxies
Day 3 Yuval Birnboim Effective non-Thermal pressure in the ISM
Day 2 Joseph Burchett A Deep Search for Galaxies Associated With Very Low-redshift Metal-line Absorbers: Connections with Dwarf Galaxies and Environment
Day 1 Yi-Kuan Chiang A Galaxy Proto-cluster with Dense IGM at z=2.44
Day 1 Paolo Comaschi Probing high-redshift galaxies with intensity mapping of the Ly-alpha line
Day 2 Lauren Corlies Empirically constrained predictions of Metal-Line Emission from the CGM
Day 1 Amanda Del Olmo Direct imaging of the cosmic web in the local Universe
Day 3 Arianna Di Cintio Enhanced star formation in satellite galaxies: the role of infall and close encounters
Day 1 Chiara Feruglio Gas Outflows from AGN
Day 1 Anne Fox Metals in sub-damped Lyman alpha systems
Day 1 Jacob Herpich Bending disk galaxy profiles: the role of halo spin
Day 2 N. Lehner - J. Howk Evidence for a Massive, Extended Circumgalactic Medium Around the Andromeda Galaxy
Day 3 Guang-Xing Li G-virial: Understanding Gravity in Molecular Clouds
Day 1 Serena Perrotta Occurrence and global properties of Narrow Absorption Lines (NAL) in the spectra of 100 QSOs at z > 3.5
Day 1 Matthew Pieri Exploring the CGM through composite spectra of Lyman-alpha forest absorbers
Day 2 Samuel Quiret Probing Gas Flows around Galaxies with Metals
Day 1 Hadi Rahmani The study of circumgalactic gas at z ~ 0.6 using QSO-galaxy pairs
Day 1 Evan Schneider How Does Density Inhomogeneity Affect Galactic Outflows?
Day 3 Marijke Segers Recycled stellar mass loss as fuel for star formation
Day 1 Carolin Villforth AGN feedback: is the timing right?

 

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