Conference Program

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Latest update: October 20 2024

Monday 21 October 2024
09h15 Welcome
09h30 Pascal Oesch (I) Focus on: Galaxy Formation – the first Gyr (Observations)
10h00 Stefano Carniani A shining cosmic dawn
10h15 Eric Gawiser Using Galaxies at z>10 to Probe Burstiness and the IMF
10h30 Callum Donnan JWST PRIMER: A new multi-field determination of the evolving galaxy UV luminosity function at z=9-15
10h45 Coffee Break
11h15 Eros Vanzella Parsec-Scale Star Formation in the First Billion Years: Insights from JWST at the Focus of Cosmic Telescopes
11h30 Mirko Curti Charting the chemical evolution of galaxies across cosmic time with deep JWST observations
11h45 John Chisholm JWST’s Glimpse: Combining deep NIRCam imaging with gravitational lensing to reveal the first galaxies
12h00 Laura Keating Evolution of Lyman-α emitters in rapid and gradual reionization histories out to redshift 14
12h15 Joris Witstok Primeval Lyman-α emitting galaxies reveal early sites of reionisation
12h30 Ana Paulino-Afonso Unveiling LAE growth with HST and JWST
12h45 Over the Edge Poster Presentations
Lucie Scharré New-generation emission-line modelling for simulated galaxies: intermediate- and high-redshift predictions for Euclid and JWST
Rohan Varadaraj The most luminous Lyman-break galaxies with degree-scale imaging
Ivan Kramarenko Robust measurements of the galaxy star formation rate density at 3 < z < 5 with JWST/NIRCam grism surveys
Norma Nava-Moreno Exploring the Dusty Star-Forming Galaxy population: a mock redshift survey for deep mm-wavelength observations
13h15 Lunch (on-site)
14h30 Pratika Dayal (I) Focus on: Galaxy Formation – the first Gyr (Theory)
15h00 Marko Shuntov COSMOS-Web: stellar mass assembly in connection to dark matter halos in 13.4 Gyr of cosmic history
15h15 Benedetta Casavecchia COLDSim: A new look at H2, H I and H II in cosmological simulations.
15h30 Vladan Markov Evolution of dust attenuation in high-redshift galaxies observed by JWST
15h45 Marc Huertas-Company The emergence of the Hubble Sequence as seen by COSMOS-Web
16h00 Luca Costantin JWST reveals a Milky Way-like barred spiral galaxy at redshift of 3
16h15 Coffee Break
16h45 Alice Shapley (I) Focus on: The Earliest Star Formation
17h15 Andrea Weibel The Stellar Mass Function in the first 1.5 Gyr of Cosmic History with JWST: Rapid Build-Up of Dust-Obscured Giants at z ~ 4 – 5
17h30 Fengyuan Liu Dust-obscured star formation in the young Universe revealed by combining JWST PRIMER with ALMA
17h45 Rui Marques-Chaves The UV-brightest starbursts in the distant Universe: extreme modes of galaxy formation and Lyman continuum escape
18h00 Alba Covelo Paz 1,000 Hα emitters at z~4-6: a new tracer of galaxy build-up in the first ~1.5 Gyr
18h15 End Day 1
Tuesday 22 October 2024

 

09h15 Roberto Maiolino (I) Focus on: The Earliest Black Holes
09:45 Ignas Juodžbalis JADES census of high redshift AGN
10:00 Sarah Bosman Rest-frame mid-infrared spectra of quasars at z>7 with MIRI-MRS
10:15 Tullia Sbarrato Too many or just right? Massive jetted quasars in the early Universe
10:30 Bruno Arsioli The Cosmic Gamma-Ray Horizon
10h45 Coffee Break
11:15 Alessandro Marconi Accurate Metallicity Determination in Ionized Gas through Advanced Photoionization Modelling with HOMERUN
11:30 Lucie Scharré Emission-line diagnostics for high-redshift populations of AGN
11:45 Jordan D’Silva Cosmic odyssey of star formation and AGN
12:00 Omar Almaini Investigating AGN activity in recently quenched galaxies at cosmic noon
12:15 Daniel Roberts Self-Consistently Modelling Galaxy-Supermassive Black Hole Coevolution from z = 0-6
12:30 Giacomo Venturi GA-NIFS: A cosmic journey into AGN outflows at z~3-6 with JWST NIRSpec
12h45 Over the Edge Poster Presentations
Toru Yamada Deep Search for Low-mass SMBH at intermediate/high redshift
Nuno Covas Unveiling the faintest X-ray AGN populations in the NewATHENA Era: Insights from Cosmological Simulations
Capucine Barfety New Constraints on Molecular Gas Outflows in Massive SFGs at Cosmic Noon
Henrique Miranda To model or not to model: nebular continuum in galaxy spectra
Sophia Ridolfo The Impact of Temperature and Density Inhomogeneities on the Gas-Phase Metallicity in Spatially Resolved HII Regions
Peixin Zhu Separating Star Formation, Active Galactic Nuclei, and Shocks in Galaxies
Krzysztof Lisiecki Quenching routes and dust attenuation in distant quiescent galaxies observed with JWST
Ellie Worrell A Compilation of Active Galactic Nuclei in the MOONRISE fields
Xavier Dupac The Euclid survey
13h15 Lunch (on-site)
14h30 Katherine Whitaker (I) Focus on: The Earliest Passive Galaxies
15:00 Thibaud Moutard Galaxies Fate since the End of Cosmic Dawn: A Star-Formation Quenching Story
15:15 Asa Bluck Galaxy Quenching at the High-z Frontier with JWST-CEERS
15:30 James Trussler A census of 5 < z < 8 emission-line-free smouldering galaxies: Constraints on the primordial star formation cycle
15:45 Massissilia Hamadouche Constraining quenching mechanisms at high redshift: The sizes, masses and star-formation histories of massive galaxies
16:00 Maya Skarbinski Insights into quenching and quenched galaxies at cosmic noon with JWST
16h15 Coffee Break
16h45 Benedetta Ciardi (I) Focus on: Cosmic Reionisation – theoretical modelling and observations
17:15 Klaudia Protušová Strong contender for a true reionisation-driving galaxy: a double peaked proximate LAE at z ~ 7
17:30 Ravi Jaiswar Interpreting the reionization of the universe through cosmic noon analogues: addressing the SED modelling approach
17:45 Benedetta Spina Damping wings in the Lyman-α forest
18:00 Corey Pirie JWST Emission Line Survey: Probing emission-line galaxies into the Epoch of Reionisation
18h15 End Day 2
19h30 Conference Dinner
Wednesday 23 October 2024
09h15 Nick Seymour (I) Focus on: The Earliest Radio Sources
09:45 Luca Ighina Relativistic jets from QSOs in the early Universe
10:00 Eric F. Jiménez-Andrade The deepest VLA radio surveys in the GOODS-N and CEERS fields
10:15 Isabella Prandoni MeerKAT and Euclid Team up: Exploring the galaxy-halo connection at cosmic noon
10:30 Imogen Whittam The radio properties of high-redshift AGN and galaxies in the MIGHTEE survey
10h45 Coffee Break
11:15 Jose Afonso Do radio-powerful AGN exist in the EoR?
11:30 Bohdan Novosyadlyj Signal in the redshifted 21 cm Hydrogen Line from Dark Ages as a cosmological test
11:45 Allison Matthews Cosmic history and cosmic-ray physics with deep radio observations
12:00 Rodrigo Carvajal Radio luminosity functions from ML analysis
12:15 Hugo Messias HI content at cosmic noon: a millimeter-wavelength perspective
12:30 Nissim Kanekar The GMRT CATz1 Survey: The HI properties of galaxies at cosmic noon
12h45 Over the Edge Poster Presentations
Maria Isabel Carnerero Martin Selection and Characterization of AGN with Gaia
Pedro Martins The Astronomical Potential of the RAEGE-Az Radio Telescope: Probing AGN nature from variability studies
Reshoketswe Thobejane HI Asymmetries and Deficiencies in ALFALFA
Craig Smith Using LADUMA to study the dark matter properties of galaxies
Salome Mtchedlidze What do magnetised jets tell us about the large-scale magnetisation of the Universe?
13h15 Lunch (pick-up on-site for afternoon social program)
14h00 Sightseeing in Sintra and Surroundings
Thursday 24 October 2024
09h15 Masami Ouchi (I) Focus on: Early Galaxy Formation
09:45 Daniel Schaerer Extreme, peculiar, and normal star-forming galaxies at high-z: new discoveries and insights on early galaxies
10:00 Mengyuan Xiao Studying extremely dust-obscured massive galaxies in the early Universe with JWST and ALMA
10:15 Giorgia Girardi Euclid ERO: a pilot investigation of the HIEROs physical properties found in the Perseus cluster
10:30 Ranga Ram Chary Insights from JWST Spectra on Magnetic Fields and the Fine Structure Constant
10h45 Coffee Break
11:15 Maximilien Franco An unprecedented view of galaxies during the EoR with COSMOS-Web
11:30 Kuria Watanabe Puzzlingly High N/O and N/C Galaxies at z ~ 6-10: Any Mechanisms for Insufficient C and O Enrichments
11:45 Danielle Berg Observational Benchmarks of Chemical Evolution from Extreme Emission Line Galaxies
12:00 Aadarsh Pathak Predicting luminosity function and [OIII]𝜆5007/H𝛽 flux ratio for the galaxy ISM at high-redshifts
12:15 Eloïse Vitte Characterising the spectral shapes of high-redshift MUSE Lyman-alpha emitters
12:30 Alexander Beckett The MUSE Ultra-Deep Field: Tracing the baryon cycle through low-mass galaxies since cosmic noon
12h45 Over the Edge Poster Presentations
Yipeng Lyu JWST/MIRI reveals the evolution of star-forming structures in z<2.5 galaxies
Andrew Hopkins EMU/GAMA: Understanding the link between dust geometry and star formation rate in galaxies
Carlos Marrero de la Rosa Revealing the outskirts of Milky Way analogs
Fernando Buitrago Galaxy truncations: the physically-motivated galaxy size proxy
Samane Raji Witnessing the rapid growth of disk galaxies over cosmic time
Fernando Buitrago A massive dark-matter-less galaxy
Polychronis Papaderos On the challenge of interpreting color maps of high-z starburst galaxies with the JWST and Euclid
Victor Alonso-Rodriguez Differential brightening of stellar populations comes to the rescue of (not only) the mass-size relation
Angelo George From UV to Visible Light: Unveiling the Secrets of Galaxy Size Evolution in the CLAUDS+HSC Survey
13h15 Lunch (on-site)
14h30 Seiji Fujimoto (I) Focus on: Gas and Dust at Early Epochs
15:00 Carmen Blanco Unveiling the spatially resolved ISM in the lensed galaxy A1689-zD1 at z=7.13
15:15 Mauro Stefanon Galaxy Assembly in the Early Universe from NIRSpec/IFU Observations of ALMA/REBELS Galaxies
15:30 Naveen Reddy Ionization Conditions and Dust Covering Fractions of High-Redshift Galaxies from Keck and JWST Spectroscopy
15:45 Francesco Salvestrini Witnessing the assembly of massive galaxies in the early Universe
16:00 Sophie Lebowitz NIRCam Simulations and Observations of AGN Ionization Cones in Cosmic Noon Galaxies
16h15 Coffee Break
16h45 Adam Carnall (I) Focus on: Star formation history
17:15 Tobias Looser Discovery of a recently (mini-)quenched galaxy at z=7.3 and more observational evidence for bursty SFHs in the first billion years
17:30 Christian Maier Quenching of high redshift cluster galaxies and properties of z>3 HST-dark galaxies revealed by JWST
17:45 Rachel Cochrane Mapping the multi-wavelength structures of SMGs with JWST
18:00 Giovanni Gandolfi Investigating the ultra high-z and dust obscured Universe with CosMix
18h15 End Day 4
Friday 25 October 2024
09h15 Vincenzo Mainieri (I) Focus on: AGN outflows and jets
09:45 Claudia Maria Raiteri Outflows in blazars
10:00 Alexander Hedge Powerful high-redshift radio galaxies with under-massive hosts: The radio-loud analogues to Little Red Dots
10:15 Barbara Balmaverde The quest for high redshift (z~4) radio galaxies
10:30 Cassandra Barlow-Hall Constraints on the X-ray Luminosity Function of AGN at z=4-10
10h45 Coffee Break
11:15 Ismael Tereno The Euclid deep fields: rationale, design, expectations
11:30 Davide Tornotti Unveiling the cosmic web through Lyα emission: an ultra-deep observation with MUSE
11:45 Discussion Session (Moderated by Michele Cirasuolo)

Emergence of First Galaxies and Black Holes: key questions to focus on for the next generation of deep surveys
12:45 Conclusion
13h15 Lunch (on-site) and farewell