Posters

Dear GCF 2021 poster presenters,

please email your poster (main document & thumbnail document) to us at GCF2021@eso.org no later than June 8 at 1 pm UTC (= hard deadline) following the instructions for the format.

Posters will be presented in dedicated poster sessions and also displayed in the GCF2021.Town, which will be activated on Gather ~ 1 week before the conference.

Gather.Town sessions will take place each day 30 minutes prior to the official start of the conference as well as at the end of each day.

Participants can join the GCF2021.Town on Gather in a 2D world with 8-bit graphics, walking around the virtual conference venue by moving their avatar with their keyboard’s arrow keys. Please note that an avatar marked “anonymous” or carrying an invented name such as e.g. “007” does not get interaction, since participants are looking to interact with other participants. We thus encourage you to use your full name.

When creating your poster, please follow these guidelines.

We strongly encourage you to also post your poster on our conference GCF 2021 slack channel which will open ~ 1 week before the conference.

Details on how to access both channels (Gather.Town and Slack) as well as respective links will follow soon.


Nr.

Last name

First name

Affiliation

Title

A1 Afanasiev Anton Universite de Paris Evolution of the Mass-Size relation in CARLA clusters
A2 Amos Nicholas Lancaster University Resolved spectroscopy of cluster galaxies at z>1
A3 Ando Makoto The University of Tokyo A systematic search for proto-cluster cores at a transition epoch of star formation activity
A4 Biviano Andrea INAF-OATs GOGREEN: The dynamics of clusters at z>1
A5 Boehm Asmus Institute for Astrophysics Kinematics of proto-cluster disk galaxies at z=1.5
A6 Botteon Andrea Leiden Observatory The initial stages of cluster mergers observed in radio and X-rays
A7 (Cancelled)        
A8 Cairns Joseph Imperial College London Star Formation in SpARCS J0330: Bridging the Gap Between Protoclusters and Clusters
A9 Caretta César Departamento de Astronomía, Universidad de Guanajuato Nucleation zones in superclusters and the future largest galaxy clusters
A10 (Cancelled)        
A11 Chadayammuri Urmila Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Weighing merging galaxy clusters with idealised simulations
A12 Chaturvedi Avinash European Southern Observatory Exploring the mass assembly of the Fornax Galaxy Cluster
A13 Cho Hyejeon Yonsei University First Weak-lensing Analysis of the Double Radio Relic Merging Cluster Abell 1240
A14 Craig Jessica Keele University Evolution in Clusters and Groups Behind the Magellanic Clouds
A15 Daikuhara Kazuki Tohoku University Environmental dependence in low-mass star-forming galaxies down to 10^8 Msun at z=2.2
A16 Díaz-Sánchez Anastasio Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena Searching Massive Galaxy Clusters at z~1 with WISE+VISTA+SDSS Catalogues
A17 Dicker Simon University of Pennsylvania High resolution observations of high redshift clusters using the SZE effect and MUSTANG2
B1 Dole Herve Universite Paris-Saclay Planck-selected z~2 protocluster properties: paving the halo-mass vs redshift vs SFR cube
B2 (Cancelled)        
B3 Floyd Benjamin University of Missouri--Kansas City Dependence of AGN Activity on Halo Mass and Redshift in the SPT Cluster Surveys
B4 Fukushima Keita Osaka University "Star Formation and Chemical Enrichment in Protoclusters "
B5 Harshan Anishya University of New South Wales The Beginning of the End for Massive Galaxies at z~2 and Why Environment Matters
B6 Hernández Daniel Universitäts-Sternwarte München Clash of Titans: a MUSE dynamical study of the cluster merger SPT-CLJ0307-6225
B7 Holguin Luna Priscilla New Mexico State University Punishing Environments at low-z: Constraining gaseous conditions in the modern Universe
B8 Hung Denise University of Hawai'i Systematic Optical/NIR Discovery of Large Scale Structure at Intermediate and High Redshift
B9 (Cancelled)        
B10 Ito Kei Sokendai The rest-frame UV luminosity function of protocluster galaxies at z~4 revealed by HSC-SSP
B11 (Cancelled)        
B12 Kelkar Kshitija Universidad de Valparaíso Passive spirals and shock-influenced star formation in merging cluster A3376
B13 Kim HyeongHan Yonsei University Discovery of a Radio Relic in the Merging Cluster SPT-CL J2023-5535 from the ASKAP-EMU Pilot survey
B14 Kim Jinhyub Yonsei University An improved analysis of the galaxy cluster ACT-CL J0102-4915 with new wide-field HST imaging data
B15 Kneissl Ruediger ALMA/ ESO Resolving galaxies in cosmic infrared background peaks of the Planck survey
B16 Ko Eunhee Seoul National University Testing Web Feeding Model for Star Formation in Galaxy Clusters in the COSMOS Field
B17 Laza Ramos Andrés Universidad de La Laguna SCUBA-2 observations of the Spiderweb protocluster at z=2.2
B18 Lemaux Brian University of California, Davis An Optical/NIR Exploration of Proto-structure Environments at High-Redshift with Keck and VLT
C1 Lorenzoni Vanessa Universidade Federal de Santa Maria Stellar populations and ionised gas in central spheroidal galaxies
C2 Lourenco Ana Carolina Universidad de Valparaiso The environment of jellyfish galaxies in the local universe
C3 Mahler Guillaume Centre of Astrophysique Mass Ratio Evolution in Clusters Between Halos and Sub-halos
C4 Mao Zhiying Tohoku University Revealing galaxy quenching's dependence on stellar mass and environment in galaxy clusters
C5 McConachie Ian University of California Riverside A Protocluster at z=3.37 Around a Massive Quiescent Galaxy with an Elevated Quenched Fraction
C6 (Cancelled)        
C7 Mernier Francois ESA/ ESTEC Chemical enrichment in clusters (and forming clusters): the curious case of NGC1404
C8 Monteiro-Oliveira Rogério State University of Santa Cruz Peculiar features arising from merging galaxy clusters: the case of A1644 and A2034
C9 Moura Micheli Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná The role of gas and dark matter in the dissociative collision of Abell 2034
C10 Nakano Satoya Nagoya University Environmental Quenching seen in CO Emitting Galaxies in a Massive Cluster SPT-CL J0615-5746
C11 Nonino Mario INAF-OATs GCAV: Galaxy Clusters At Vircam
C12 Olamaie Malak York St. John University Free-form modelling of the physical properties of proto/clusters-A Bayesian and data driven approach
C13 Olivares Valeria University of Kentucky Unveiling the origin of the cold gas in Brightest Group Galaxies with MUSE
C14 Olivares Valeria University of Kentucky AGN feedback in the Planck selected Clusters: a detailed study of X-ray cavities
C15 Orlowski-Scherer Jack University of Pennsylvania An ACT measurement of the MaDCoWS mass-richness scaling relation
C16 Panko Elena I.I. Odessa National University Markers of Evolution in Rich Galaxy clusters
C17 Pascut Aurelia Stefan cel Mare University Chandra observations of the AS0295 cluster
C18 Qiu Yu Kavli Institute for Astronomy and Astrophysics AGN Feedback: Keeping Clusters Cores in Check for Gigayears
D1 Ricarte Angelo Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Linking Ram Pressure and AGN in the RomulusC Simulation
D2 Shen Lu University of Science and Technology of China Implications of the Environments of Radio-detected AGN in a Complex Proto-structure at z∼3.3
D3 Souza Gilvan Universidade Cidade de São Paulo The relation between the central galaxy properties and the dynamical state of the cluster
D4 Štofanová Lýdia Leiden Observatory The photoionization by galaxy cluster photons and its impact on the plasma in the cluster vicinity.
D5 Stott John Lancaster University Galaxy overdensities around UV luminous quasars at z = 1 - 2
D6 Takeda Yoshihiro University of Tokyo VoidNet: Void Galaxy Selection from g-dropout Catalog by Deep Learning
D7 (Cancelled)        
D8 Tümer Ayşegül The University of Utah NuSTAR and XMM-Newton view of the interaction between A3395 and A3395/A3391 intercluster filament
D9 van Kampen Eelco ESO Building samples of distant cluster galaxies with ALMA
D10 Vigneron Benjamin University of Montreal Analysis of Newly Obtained High Spectral Resolution Data of NGC 1275
D11 (Cancelled)        
D12 Zhang Xiaoyuan Leiden Observatory/ SRON Deep Chandra observations of double relic cluster ZwCl 2341+000
D13 Zhou Luwenjia Nanjing University GOODS-ALMA: Optically dark ALMA galaxies shed light on a cluster in formation at z = 3.5
D14 Zhu Zhenlin SRON A shock near the virial radius of the Perseus Cluster
D15 Zuñiga Johan Manuel Universidad de Guanajuato Measuring the dynamical status of the evolving galaxy clusters:

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This workshop is supported by ESO and the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory.

Keywords: merging clusters | high-z clusters | proto-clusters | detection, classification & comparison | ICM physics | AGN feedback | star formation | galaxy evolution | future facilities

Workshop email: GCF2021@eso.org