2010 Hubble Fellows Symposium Schedule

MONDAY, MARCH 8

08:30  Coffee & Pastries (Rear Lobby)

Session 1 (Chair: Mike Fall)

09:00 Matt Mountain Welcome

09:15 Jon Morse -The NASA Astrophysics Program

09:50 Eric Smith -Cosmic Origins Missions

10:25 Coffee Break (Rear Lobby)

10:55 Riccardo Giacconi -Founding of the Hubble Fellowship Program

11:30 Christopher McKee -Significance of the Hubble Fellowship Program

12:05 Conference Photo

12:20 Lunch (Café)

Session 2 (Chair: TBD)

13:30 Judd Bowman -The Dawn of 21 cm Cosmology with EDGES

13:55 Kristian Finlator -Cosmological Simulations of Galaxies in the Reionization Epoch

14:20 Asaf Pe'er -A New Model for Emission From Microquasar Jets

14:45 Ivo Labbe -Galaxy Formation During the Epoch of Reionization

15:10 Tea Break (Rear Lobby)

15:40 Sangeeta Malhotra -Probing Reionization with Lyman-Alpha Galaxies.

16:05 Daniel Marrone -The Sunyaev-Zel'dovich Effect in Detail

16:30 Andrei Mesinger -Was Reionization Complete by z ~ 5-6?

16:55 Jonathan Pritchard -Constraining the Global Reionization History

17:20 Adjourn



TUESDAY, MARCH 9

08:30 Coffee & Pastries (Rear Lobby)

Session 3 (Chair: Arjun Dey)

09:00 Raja Guhatakurta -The SPLASH Survey and Progressive Stages of Galaxy Formation

09:25 Mark Ammons -From WFC3/IR: The Quenching Effect of AGN Feedback on Massive Host 
                  Galaxies at z ~ 1

09:50 Misty Bentz -Detailed Studies of the Spatially-Unresolved Broad-Line Region in AGNs

10:15 Elena Gallo -Black Hole Accretion in the Nearby Universe: Evidence for Down-Sizing

10:40 Coffee Break (Rear Lobby)

11:10 Suvi Gezari -First Results from the GALEX Time Domain Survey

11:35 Joseph Shields -The Inner Structure of Seyfert Galaxies

12:00 Lisa Winter -A Multi-Wavelength Study of Outflows in Local, Hard X-ray Selected Seyfert 
                  1 Galaxies

12:25 Lunch (Café; Current Hubble Fellows to meet with STScI Grants 
Managers in Café Conference Room.)

Session 4 (Chair: Stefi Baum)

13:30 Marcella Carollo -Galaxy Evolution Through Space and Time

13:55 Richard Cool -Intermediate-Redshift Galaxy Evolution with PRIMUS and AGES

14:20 Eva Grebel -Our Changing Neighborhood: the Evolving View of the Local Group

14:45 Mario Juric -Mapping Galactic Structure with Large Photometric Surveys

15:10 Tea Break (Rear Lobby)

15:40 Evan Kirby -The Elemental Abundance Distributions of Milky Way Satellite Galaxies

16:05 David Law -Evidence for a Triaxial Galactic Dark Matter Halo from the Sagittarius 
                Stellar Tidal Stream

16:30 Adam Leroy -Turning Gas Into Stars in Nearby Galaxies

16:55 Naveen Reddy -Dust Obscuration and Metallicity at High Redshift: New Inferences From 
                   UV, H-alpha, and 8 Micron Observations of z~2 Galaxies

17:20 Adjourn



WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10

08:30 Coffee & Pastries (Rear Lobby)

Session 5 (Chair: Keivan Stassun)

09:00 Brandon Kelly -Constraints on Black Hole Growth, Quasar Lifetimes, and Eddington Ratios 
                        from the SDSS Quasar Black Hole Mass Function

09:25 Dominik Riechers -The Physical Conditions for Star Formation in the High-Redshift Tail of 
                       Submillimeter-Luminous Starburst Galaxies

09:50 Brant Robertson -Estimating Luminosity Function Constraints From High-Redshift Galaxy 
                      Surveys

10:15 Louis Strigari -Milky Way Satellites and Lambda-Cold Dark Matter

10:40 Coffee Break (Rear Lobby)

11:10 Josh Younger -The Submillimeter View of Galaxy Formation

11:35 Tabetha Boyajian -Dynamite Diameters: Observations of Main-Sequence Stars with Long 
                       Baseline Optical/Infrared Interferometry

12:00 Julio Chaname -Wide Binaries: Opportunities at the Non-Violent End of the Semi-Major Axis 
                    Distribution

12:25 Lunch (Café)

Session 6 (Chair: Margaret Hanson)

13:30 Kevin Covey -A Universal Stellar Initial Mass Function?

13:55 Avishay Gal-Yam -New Ways to Explode Stars

14:20 David Kaplan -Magnetic Field-Decay-Induced Electron Captures: A Strong Heat Source in 
                   Magnetar Crusts

14:45 Young-Wook Lee -The Origin of Globular Clusters With Multiple Populations

15:10 Tea Break (Rear Lobby)

15:40 Kevin Bundy -The Rise and Fall of Passive Disk Galaxies

16:05 Karin Oberg -Origins of Chemical Complexity

16:30 Jose Prieto -An All-Sky Automated Survey for the Brightest Supernovae

16:55 Jay Strader -Mass Loss From Red Giants

17:20 Adjourn

17:30 STScI shuttles to the Inn at the Colonnade and transport to restaurant.

18:00 Bus and trolley leaves STScI to restaurant.

18:30 Reception at Rusty Scupper Restaurant.

19:15 Dinner at Rusty Scupper Restaurant.



THURSDAY, MARCH 11

08:30 Coffee & Pastries (Rear Lobby)

Session 7 (Chair: Ron Allen)

09:00 Rebecca Martin -Supernova Kicks and Misaligned Be Star Binaries

09:25 Michael Gladders -The SDSS Visual Arc Sample

09:50 Sean Andrews -Planet-Forming Disks Around Young Stars

10:15 Pawel Artymowicz -Disk-Satellite Interaction, Then and Now

10:40 Coffee Break (Rear Lobby)

11:10 Beth Biller -The Gemini NICI Planet-Finding Campaign: Deep Imaging of Stars in the 
                  Solar Neighborhood

11:35 Adam Kraus -The Role of Multiplicity in Disk Evolution and Planet Formation

12:00 Mercedes Lopez-Morales -Ground-Based Exoplanet Atmospheres Characterization:
                             Progress Since the 2009 Breakthrough

12:25 Emily Schaller -Clouds in the Tropics of Titan

12:50 Adjourn