Space Telescope Science Institute
Gas Flows in Galaxies

2012 STScI May Symposium:
Gas Flows in Galaxies: May 7-10, 2012

The flows of gas into galaxies, and from them back to their environments, have assumed increasing importance at the frontier of galaxy formation studies. The purpose of our Symposium is to bring together the multi-wavelength communities that study the gas flows into, within, and out of galaxies, and which drive their evolution. The scientific sessions of the meeting will address the following key questions:

• How do baryons cycle in and out of galaxies?
• What are the flows of matter, energy, and metals in the circumgalactic medium?
• What controls the matter, energy, and chemical cycles within galaxies?
• How do gas flows influence galaxy evolution?

These and other questions will be addressed by a set of invited talks. We also invite contributions in the forms of talks and posters via this website. Only a limited number of contributed talks are available.

STScI has reserved a block of rooms at the Doubletree in at the Colonnade, a hotel within walking distance from the institute. For a special conference rate at the Colonnade register online or call them and say you are registering for the MaySymposium (group code MSG).

To register as a student for the May Symposium, please contact Samantha Pryce for the student code. For this, or any other questions, please contact the workshop coordinator, Samantha Pryce. Her phone number is 410-338-4970.

Invited Speakers

Scientific Organizing Committee