Programme

All talks will take place in the Pippard Lecture theater of the Cavendish Laboratory. Participants presenting posters should keep these to size A0 or smaller (maximum size 32.7 inches wide x 45.4 inches tall (83.0 x 115.4 cm)). You also have the option of making a single page pdf of your poster content that will be displayed on the main screen during the breaks.

Download the poster abstract book. Poster presenters, the numbers listed in this book indicate the poster board space which has been allocated to you.

Monday Sept 2, 2013

18:00-20:00

Reception at the Institute of Astronomy (drinks and finger food)

Tuesday Sept 3, 2013

First Galaxies

09:00-09:30	Registration
09:30-09:40	Welcome
Session Chair:	Jeff Wagg
09:40-10:10	Richard Ellis	Searches for the First Galaxies: Past, Present and Future (Invited)
10:10-10:25	Ross Mclure	The Hubble Ultra Deep Field 2012: galaxy evolution at z=7-10
10:25-10:40	Rychard Bouwens	Probing the Dawn of Galaxies at z~7-12
10:40-10:55	George Becker	Galaxy Evolution in the Reionization Era Probed Using the UV Background
10:55-11:25	Coffee break
11:25-11:55	Jonathan Pritchard	Seeking the first galaxies at z>7 with 21cm observations (Invited)
11:55-12:10	Renske Smit	Quantifying the Evolution of the Specific Star Formation Rate out to z~7 using Gravitationally Lensed Galaxies from CLASH
12:10-12:25	Martin Haehnelt	Early growth of supermassive black holes
12:25-12:40	Jun Toshikawa	Search for protoclusters at z~6
12:40-12:55	Pratika Dayal	The earliest galaxies: chaotic and dusty
12:55-13:55	Lunch
13:55-14:20	Self-organized discussions/work

Galaxy Assembly and Star-formation History

Wednesday Sept 4, 2013

Galaxy Assembly and Star-formation History II

Session Chair:	Roberto Maiolino
09:00-09:30	Simon Lilly	What the galaxy population tells us (Invited)
09:30-09:45	Simon Driver	The two-phase evolution of galaxies
09:45-10:00	Francois Hammer	Formation of the Hubble Sequence during the last 8 Gyr
10:00-10:15	Anna Cibinel	Resolved star formation on and off the galaxy main sequence
10:15-10:30	Wako Ishibashi	The role of AGN feedback in the evolution of massive galaxies
10:30-11:00	Coffee break
11:00-11:15	Enrique Perez-Montero	Stellar mass, star formaton rate and metallicity in the last 10 Gyr: pushing the statistical completeness in galaxy sampling with zCOSMOS
11:15-11:30	Christian Maier	A VLT-SUBARU synergy to establish the mass-metallicity relation of main sequence galaxies at z<2.5
11:30-11:45	Kiyoto Yabe	The mass-metallicity relation of star-forming galaxies at z~1.4 revealed with Subaru/FMOS
11:45-12:00	Yingjie Peng	The Baryonic Accretion Limit of the Galaxies and the Origin of the Cosmic sSFR-History
12:00-12:15	David Hughes	Galaxy Evolution studies with the LMT
12:15-12:30	Massimo Stiavelli	Galaxy Evolution through the Eyes of Space Telescopes
12:30-13:30	Lunch
13:30-14:15	Self-organized discussions/work

Distant Galaxy Clusters and the Role of Environment

Thursday Sept 5, 2013

AGN and Radio Astrophysics

Session Chair:	Kristen Coppin
09:00-09:30	Tim Heckman	The Co-Evolution of Galaxies & Black Holes: Clues from Large Surveys of the Local Universe (Invited)
09:30-09:45	Claudia Cicone	Revealing the AGN Negative Feedback Through Broad Wings of CO Emission Lines
09:45-10:00	Bram Venemans	The host galaxies of the most distant quasars
10:00-10:15	Manda Banerji	A New Population of Hyperluminous Dusty Quasars with Massive Starburst Host Galaxies at z~2
10:15-10:30	Martin Elvis	Feedback and the Multiple Forms of the Obscuring "Torus" in AGNs
10:30-11:00	Coffee break
11:00-11:30	Darren Croton	Simulations and modelling of feedback processes in galaxies (invited)
11:30-11:45	Andrew