Scientific ProgrammeJD14 of the XXVII IAU General Assembly, Rio de Janero, Brasil. |
Final Programme for IAU Joint Discussion JD14 (Coordinating Division VI) FIR2009: the ISM of Galaxies in the Far-Infrared and Sub-Millimetre Wednesday 12th August Session 1: ISM phases and star formation in the Milky Way 1100-1125 Robert Simon (Germany): (I) Examining the PDR-molecular cloud interface at millimetre and infrared wavelengths. 1125–1140 Thomas E. Oberst (USA): (C) A 205 mm [NII] Map of the Carina Nebula 1140–1155 Juan-Pablo Perez-Beaupuits (Netherlands): (C) Warm molecular gas in the Omega Nebula M17SW 1155–1210 Bob Rubin (USA): (C) Spitzer reveals what's behind Orion's Bar 1210–1225 Volker Ossenkopf (Germany/ Netherlands): (C) Atomic carbon in an infrared dark cloud 1225–1230 (P) Poster Highlights: Lunch 1400-1415 Snezana Stanimirovic (USA): (C) The turbulent interstellar medium: confluence of observations and numerical simulations. 1415–1430 Christoph Federrath (Germany): (C) Solenoidal versus compressive turbulence forcing. 1430–1445 Simon Glover (Germany): (C) Simulating the chemistry and dynamics of molecular clouds. 1445-1510 Douglas Johnstone (Canada): (I) Star formation from submillimetre and infrared surveys. 1510-1525 Magda Vasta (UK): (C) Modelling ionised and photodissociated regions with FIR fine structure emission lines. 1525-1530 (P) Poster Highlights Afternoon Tea Session 2: Nearby Galaxies: Similarities and differences to the Milky Way 1600–1625 Mark Wolfire (USA): (I) The phase structure of the ISM in galaxies 1625–1640 Gary Fuller (UK): (C) The JCMT Spectral Legacy Survey. 1640–1655 Willem Baan (Netherlands): (C) Chemical diagnostics of the nuclear ISM in star-forming galaxies 1655–1720 Monica Rubio (Chile): (I) Star formation and the ISM in the Magellanic Clouds with the new Atacama telescopes. 1720-1730 (P) Poster Highlights Thursday 13th August Session 2 (continued): Nearby Galaxies: Similarities and differences to the Milky Way 0900-0915 Caroline Bot (France): (C) The interstellar medium of the Small Magellanic Cloud from the infrared to the millimeter 0915-0930 Min Young-Lee (USA): (C) Infrared "Dark" Clouds in the Small Magellanic Cloud 0930-0945 Serena Viti (UK): (C) Chemical tracers of dense gas in extragalacticenvironments 0945-1010 Jean Turner (USA): (I) Chemistry in nearby galaxies. 1010-1025 Hidehiro Kaneda (Japan): (C) AKARI Far-Infrared View of Nearby Galaxies 1025-1030 (P) Poster Highlights Morning Tea 1100-1115 Carsten Kramer (Spain): (C) The interplay of gas and stars in M33 1115-1130 Nario Kuno (Japan): (C) NRO Legacy Project: Survey of Giant Molecular Clouds in M33 1130-1145 Alberto Bolatto (USA): (C) Molecular Gas at High Resolution in Nearby Galaxies, and its Relation to Star Formation Session 3: Galaxies at high redshift 1145-1200 Martin Bureau (UK): (C) Molecular Gas, Star Formation, and Disk Growth in Local Early-Type Galaxies 1200-1215 Fatemeh Tabatabaei (Germany): (C) The Radio-Far-infrared Correlation in Galaxies 1215-1230 (P) Poster Highlights Friday 14th August 0900-0925 David Elbaz (France): (I) Probing the star formation history of galaxies 0925-0950 Andrew Blain (USA): (I) Evolution and astrophysics of distant ultraluminous dusty galaxies 0950-1015 Francoise Combes (France): (I) Molecular line studies at redshift greater than 1. 1015-1030 Francesco Costagliola (Sweden): (C) Molecular Observations of Luminous IR Galaxies Morning Tea 1100-1125 Jayaram Chengalur (India): (I) HI searches for DLAs. 1125-1140 Karin Menendez-Delmestre (USA): (C) Submillimeter Galaxies: Extended Star Formation in Massive High-Redshift Galaxies 1140-1155 Estela Reynoso (Argentina): (C) Dust production in supernovae: the case of Kepler's SNR 1155-1210 Kotaro Kohno (Japan): (C) AzTEC-ASTE Survey of Submillimeter Galaxies and Optical/Infrared Properties of Dusty Extreme Starburst Populations in the Early Universe 1210-1225 Dominik Schleicher (Germany): (C) Detecting the first quasars with ALMA and JWST 1225-1230 Meeting Wrap-up
Invited Speakers Session 1: ISM phases and star formation in the Milky Way. o Vincent Minier (France): Triggered star formation and its effect on the interstellar medium. o Robert Simon (Germany): Examining the PDR-molecular cloud interface at millimetre and infrared wavelengths. o Douglas Johnstone (Canada) Star formation from submillimetre and infrared surveys. Session 2: Nearby Galaxies: Similarities and differences to the Milky Way 09:00 - 10:30 hr o Monica Rubio (Chile): Star formation and the ISM in the Magellanic Clouds with the new Atacama telescopes. o Jean Turner (US): Chemistry in nearby galaxies. o Mark Wolfire (UK): The phase structure of the ISM in galaxies Session 3 Galaxies at high redshift o Francoise Combes (France): Molecular line studies at redshift greater than 1. o David Elbaz (France): Probing the star formation history of galaxies o Jayaram Chengalur (India): HI searches for DLAs.
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