Program
Final Program
Tuesday
12:00-14:00 Registration
14:00-14:15 Welcome - T. de Zeeuw
14:15-14:45 ALMA Science capabilities and status of construction - R. Hills (ALMA)
14:45-15:15 ALMA Science Operations - L.A. Nyman (ALMA)
15:15-15:30 The ALMA Development Plan - A. Blain (Caltech)
15:30-16:00 Coffee
16:00-16:40 Introduction to the GMT - P. McCarthy/S. Shectman (GMT)
16:40-17:20 Introduction to the TMT - P. Hickson (UBC/TMT)
17:20-18:00 Introduction to the E-ELT - R. Gilmozzi (ESO)
18:15 Welcome Reception at ESO
Wednesday
Fundamental physics, cosmology, relics of the early Universe
09:00-09:45 ALMA view - review by F. Bertoldi (AIfA Bonn)
09:45-10:30 ELT view - review by X. Fan (Steward Observatory)
10:30-11:00 Coffee
Galaxy and ISM Evolution
11:00-11:45 ALMA view - review by L. Tacconi (MPE Garching)
11:45-12:30 ELT view - review by A. Renzini (INAF - Padova Observatory)
12:30-14:00 Lunch break
14:00-18:00: Session on "The Distant Universe"
Coffee and poster viewing from 15:30 until 16:30
Short talks and discussions:
14:00-15:00 Short Talks by Hanami, Dunlop/van Kampen, Greve, Walter
- 10+5min - Dust Absorptions/Emissions from Balmer Break Galaxies at z= 1-2 in AKARI Deep Field - H. Hanami
- 10+5min - Galaxy formation and evolution: the far-IR/sub-mm view - J. Dunlop/E.van Kampen and the SHADES team
- 10+5min - The extended Chandra Deep Field South - sub-mm properties of NIR selected galaxies - T. Greve
- 10+5min - [CII]: A New Tool to Study Star Formation in the Epoch of Reionization - F. Walter
15:00-15:30 Discussion (For the topics 1,4,9 - see below and come prepared!)
15:30-16:30 Coffee and Posters
16:30-17:30 Short Talks by Forster Schreiber, Saito, Savaglio, Schaerer
- 10+5min - The SINS Survey: Insights on the early evolution of galaxies and future prospects with ELTs - N.M. Forster Schreiber
- 10+5min - Ly-alpha blob as a probe of massive galaxy formation - T. Saito
- 10+5min - Future of z>7 astronomy with gamma-ray bursts - S. Savaglio
- 10+5min - mm-observations of strongly lensed high-z galaxies: a preview to ALMA + ELT science on high redshift Lyman Break Galaxies and Lyman Alpha Emitters - D. Schaerer
17:30-18:00 Discussion (For the topics 10,3 5 - see below and come prepared!)
Thursday
Star formation from re-ionization to the present
09:00-09:45 ALMA view - review by E. van Dishoek (Leiden Observatory / MPE Garching)
09:45-10:30 ELT view - review by R. Kennicutt (IoA Cambridge)
10:30-11:00 Coffee
Solar systems near and far
11:00-11:45 ALMA view - review by B. Butler (NRAO Socorro)
11:45-12:30 ELT view - review by D. Queloz (Observatoire de Geneve)
12:30-14:00 Lunch break
14:00-18:00: Session on "The Nearby Universe"
Coffee and poster viewing from 15:30 until 16:30
Short talks and discussions:
14:00-15:00 Short Talks by Teixeira, Smith, Johnstone, Nisini
- 10+5min - Debris disc imaging with the E-ELT and ALMA - R. Smith
- 10+5min - Fragmentation of molecular clouds and the early stages of star formation: the way forward - D. Johnstone
- 10+5min - Millimeter compact sources within the OMC1 filaments - P. Teixeira
- 10+5min - Exploring the engine of embedded protostars with ALMA and E-ELT - B. Nisini
15:00-15:30 Discussion (For the topics 1,4,9 - see below and come prepared!)
15:30-16:30 Coffee and Posters
16:30-17:30 Short Talks by Beuther, Klaassen, Dumas, Battaglia
- 10+5min - Massive accretion disks as viewed with ALMA and ELT - H. Beuther
- 10+5min - Rotation in Massive Star Forming Regions - P. Klaassen
- 10+5min - Kinematics signatures of gas fueling in nearby low luminosity AGN galaxies - G. Dumas
- 10+5min - Intermediate resolution spectroscopy of resolved stellar populations in the Local Group and at larger distances - G. Battaglia
17:30-18:00 Discussion (For the topics 2,7,8 - see below and come prepared!)
19:00 Conference Dinner in Garching
Friday
09:00-10:30
- 20 min - The Mid-infrared on ELTs - R. Siebenmorgen
- 20 min - Next Steps in ground based Millimeter/Submillimeter Wave Instrumentation - K. Schuster (IRAM)
- 20 min - Synergies between TMT and ALMA/JWST - L. Simard (TMT)
- 20 min - Synergies between SKA and ALMA/ELT - S. Rawlings (Oxford Astrophysics)
10:30-11:00 Coffee
11:00-11:30 Workshop summary - J. Di Francesco (HIA)
11:30-12:30 Concluding discussion (served with Apertizers)
13:00 Workshop closes
Discussion Topics for Wednesday and Thursday afternoon
- Among the prominent science goals of ALMA and the ELTs are: Circumstellar disks and the formation of planetary systems, and The high redshift Universe.
Which ELT instruments and/or ALMA upgrades would be needed to produce a major impact in these fields? - What are other main scientific synergies in the four defined areas of research? Which observations should be planed as complement to each other?
- Do the ALMA and ELTs communities overlap enough? If not, how should we get them to do so (workshops to train the one community on the facility of the other)?
- Which instrumentation will reinforce the synergies? (ALMA bands/ELTs instruments/wavelength)
- Should formal connections be established at some point (e.g. possibility to propose for simultaneous observations? Communication lien between the TACs?)
- Can the projects learn from each other and if so in which area?
- Which ALMA survey/larger programmes should be planed with respect to the location/latitude of the ELTs in order to enable synergies?
- Can/should ALMA systematically prepare follow-up targets for the ELTs?
- Which are the ALMA upgrades that will be the most important to fully exploit the synergy with the ELTs? (e.g. more sensitivity, spectral coverage, angular resolution...)
- ALMA will be a 3D instrument, many of the ELT instruments will be 3D as well are we prepared to analyze these datasets? Are there possible (or necessary) synergies in terms of data standards, (VO) tools for retrieval and post-pipeline analysis and comparison between ALMA and ELT datasets?