Programme

Timezone: all times in the programme are CET.

Invited talks: 30 minutes (25 + 5)

Contributed talks: 15 minutes (12 + 3)

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

 

November 18

November 19

November 20

November 21

November 22

Day 1 - Monday, 18th November

Chairs: Joël Vernet and Hannah Übler 
Time Topic Speaker name Talk title
14:00 Intro SOC/LOC Introduction
14:15 Roland Bacon (Keynote) MUSE: anatomy of a success
15:00 High z, CGM Michele Fumagalli Reviewing the MUSE contribution to mapping the cosmic baryon cycle over 10 billion years
15:30 Thierry Contini MAGIC: a unique survey to probe the role of environment on galaxy assembly
15:45 Break
16:15 High z, CGM Sayak Dutta MUSEQuBES: A study of gas and metals around low-redshift galaxies 
16:30 Floriane Leclercq Unveiling the metal-enriched circumgalactic and intragroup medium in emission at z~1 with MUSE
16:45 Céline Péroux Probing the Multiphase Circumgalactic Medium with the MUSE-ALMA Haloes Survey
17:00 Yuan Li Measuring Turbulence in the Circum-Galactic and Intra-Cluster Medium with MUSE Observations
17:15 Siddhartha Gurung-Lopez High precision reconstruction of Lyman-alpha line profiles attenuated by the intergalactic medium
17:30 Nicolas Bouché Unveiling the Circumgalactic Medium: Insights and lessons from the Megaflow Survey with MUSE
17:45 End of the day

Day 2 - Tuesday, 19th November

Michele Fumagalli, Amelia Fraser McKelvie, Pascale Hibon and Deanne Fisher
Time Topic Speaker name Talk title
09:00 Lensing, high z Adelaide Claeyssens Zoom-in on high-redshift galaxies thanks to MUSE observations of lensing clusters
09:30 Claudio Grillo MUSE observations enable once-in-a-lifetime achievements with the strongly lensed supernova Refsdal
09:45 David Lagattuta Exotic Gravitational Lenses in the Kaleidoscope Cluster Survey
10:00 Pietro Bergamini The MUSE revolution: The enormous impact of MUSE on strong gravitational lensing by galaxy clusters.
10:15 Eros Vanzella Uncovering Proto-Globular Clusters and Population III Star Complexes in the Cosmic Morning
10:30 Break
11:00 Lensing, models, simulations Alexandre Jeanneau 3D morpho-kinematic modelling of strongly lensed galaxies observed with MUSE
11:15 Giovanni Granata Measuring the velocity dispersion function of red cluster galaxies with deep MUSE observations
11:30 Davide Tornotti High-definition imaging of an extended filament linking two active quasars at cosmic noon
11:45 Marcie Mun Bridging observations and simulations: insights from MAGPI galaxies and mock data cubes
12:00 Anna Lena Schaible RUBIX: A virtual telescope for mock-MUSE observations from cosmological hydrodynamical simulations
12:15 Gauri Sharma Dark Matter Across Galactic Scales and Cosmic Time: current challenges and perspectives
12:30 Lunch
14:00 DRS
Data Challenge		 Peter Weilbacher Nuisance or revolution? 15 years of MUSE data reduction
Amelia Fraser-McKelvie Data Challenge
15:30 Break
16:00 The future Martino Romaniello Beyond raw data: MUSE Data Services @ ESO
16:15 Matthew Hayes Data Analysis Software for Large Format Integral Field Spectrographs
16:30 Johan Richard The Blue Multi Unit Spectroscopic Explorer (BlueMUSE) - science drivers and overview of instrument design
17:00 Richard McDermid On the Shoulders of a Giant: MAVIS - The Next-Generation Facility Instrument for the VLT AOF
17:15 Vincenzo Mainieri The Wide-field Spectroscopic Telescope: an order of magnitude increase of MUSE.
17:30   Davor Krajnović A MUSE view of the most massive galaxies
17:45 End of the day

Day 3 - Wednesday, 20th November

Roland Bacon, Bianca Poggianti, Katja Fahrion and Jesse van de Sande
Time Topic Speaker name Talk title
09:00 Galaxy evolution Adam Watts MAUVE: an ESO large program for SKA-era astronomy
09:15 Giuseppe D’Ago On the metallicity and age gradients of the ETGs in 12 clusters from MUSE resolved spectroscopy
09:30 Dimitri Gadotti MUSE tells the story of bar-driven evolution in galaxies
09:45 Bianca Poggianti Ten years of MUSE GASP discoveries
10:00 Matteo Fossati Resolving the physics of Ram Pressure Stripping in local cluster galaxies with MUSE
10:15 Giulia Tozzi Unprecedented panoramic multi-wavelength view of NGC6240
10:30 Break
11:00   Carolina Kehrig Local analogues of reionization-era galaxies seen with MUSE
11:15 Galaxies Constanza Munoz-Lopez Stellar angular momentum and star formation history of intermediate-redshift galaxies
11:30 Lodovico Coccato MUSE & Others: investigate the influence of environment in the formation of S0 galaxies.
11:45 Fuyan Bian Dwarf Galaxy Integral Survey (DGIS): 3-D mapping of dwarf galaxies in the local Volume
12:00 Daniel Vaz The MUSE-Faint Survey:  A survey of ultra-faint galaxies with MUSE
12:15 Enrichetta Iodice Looking into the faintest with MUSE: Integral-field spectroscopy of ultra-diffuse galaxies.
12:30 Lunch
14:00 Planets vs SF Megan Reiter Resolve the role of environment with IFU spectroscopy in typical star and planet forming regions
14:30 Mari-Liis Aru Kaleidoscope of irradiated disks: MUSE observations of proplyds in the Orion Nebula Cluster
14:45 Jorge Garcia-Rojas A MUSE view of planetary nebulae with large abundance discrepancies
15:00 Arseniy Kuznetsov Predicting MUSE-NFM PSF with TipTop
15:15 Russel Smith Impossible Spectroscopy: Stellar populations in the Poisson regime with MUSE NFM (and beyond)
15:30 Break
16:00 GCs Sebastian Kamann A MUSE journey to the hearts of massive star clusters
16:30 Joshua Jost Addressing the Challenge of Partially Resolved Stellar Population with PHOENIX and FASTWIND
16:45 Marilyn Latour A stellar census in Galactic Globular clusters with MUSE: The chemistry of multiple populations
17:00 Stefan Dreizler Binaries in galactic globular clusters
17:15 End of the day

Day 4 - Thursday, 21st November

Sebastian Kamann, Adélaïde Claeyssens, Richard McDermid and Megan Reiter
Time Topic Speaker name Talk title
09:00 Galactic nuclei/Resolved populations Katja Fahrion Hiding in your MUSE data: Nuclear star clusters and globular clusters
09:30 Callie Clontz The Formation History of Omega Cen
09:45 Martin Roth Measuring H0 with MUSE – the Renaissance of the Planetary Nebula Luminosity Function
10:00 Marc Sarzi Extra-galactic Planetary Nebulae with MUSE
10:15 Salvatore Taibi From gas to stars: MUSEings on the internal evolution of IC 1613
10:30 Break
11:00 HII regions and SN Kathryn Kreckel Linking MW and Extragalactic Optical Spectroscopy with LVM
11:30 Enrico Congiu The MUSE view of the Sculptor
11:45 Rebecca McClain Multi-wavelength structure of >1000 HII regions from a full-galaxy MUSE+JWST map of NGC 253 
12:00 Jing Li Discovery of ~2200 new supernova remnants in 19 nearby star-forming galaxies with MUSE spectroscopy
12:15 Joseph Anderson Constraining supernova progenitors and star-formation properties through the AMUSING survey
12:30 Lunch
14:00 Star Formation Eva Schinnerer PHANGS: the star formation process at cloud-scales in nearby galaxies
14:30 Justus Neumann The Co-Evolution of Central Gas Rings and Nuclear Stellar Discs
14:45 Jesse van de Sande The ins and outs of edge-on galaxies: insights from the GECKOS MUSE survey
15:15 Francesca Pinna Stellar populations and origin of thick and thin disks in edge-on galaxies with MUSE
15:30 Break
16:00 Feedback Deanne Fisher Direct imaging of outflows and the interface to the CGM
16:30 Oleg Egorov Quantifying the energy balance between massive stars and ISM with MUSE and HST
16:45 Francesco Belfiore Machine Learning for the analysis of IFU data in the MUSE era
17:00 Asier Castrillo SNR in nearby galaxies: machine learning segmentation and optical properties
17:15 End of the day

Day 5 - Friday, 22nd November

Ashley Barnes and Eric Emsellem
Time Topic Speaker name Talk title
09:00 AGN Hannah Übler Galaxies and their black holes in the first few billion years
09:30 Nico Winkel Key results and future prospects of the Close AGN Reference Survey
09:45 Giovanni Cresci The MAGNUM survey: Measuring Active Galactic Nuclei Under MUSE Microscope
10:00 Martina Scialpi Cosmic Duets with MUSE: Decoding Gravitational Waves with Dual AGN
10:15 Wuji Wang Joint MUSE-JWST-ALMA view of distant radio-loud AGN
10:30 Break  
11:00 Deep Fields Lutz Wisotzki Probing the ultra-faint universe with MUSE Deep Fields
11:30 Hideki Umehata Mpc-scale cosmic web filaments at a z=3 proto-cluster core
11:45 Eloise Vitte Characterising the spectral shapes of high-redshift MUSE Lyman-alpha emitters
12:00 Bianca-Julia Ciocan The MUSE Hubble Ultra Deep Field survey: Dark matter halo properties of intermediate-z star-forming 
12:15 Lunch & end of workshop

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