Registration and abstract submision are now open for the ESO conference "Galactic Ecosystems under the Microscope: Lessons from Highly-Resoved Studies", Garching bei München, Germany, 7th to 11th July 2025. This workshop is dedicated to exploring the latest developments in resolved galaxy properties and evolution. With next-generation observatories like JWST, ELT, and the SKA, upgrades to ALMA and VLA, we are entering a new era in understanding these critical aspects of galaxies throughout cosmic history.
Registration and Abstract Submission are Open - Galactic Ecosystems under the Microscope: Lessons from Highly-Resolved Studies
Published: 18 Dec 2024
ESO aims to bring together experts working on the observational, theoretical, and numerical approaches to address the following key questions:
- How do galaxies assemble their baryonic components?
- What mechanisms regulate star formation and feedback in nearby galaxies?
- How does small-scale physics connect to global galaxy properties?
Key dates:
- December 17th 2024: Registration & abstract submission open
- February 14th 2025: Deadline for abstract submission
- May 7th 2025: Payment deadline
- July 7th to 11th 2025: Conference
Invited Speakers:
- Marie Martig - LJMU, UK
- Cosima Eibensteiner - NRAO, USA
- Adriano Poci - University of Oxford, UK
- Adam Leroy - OSU, USA
- Filippo Fraternali - Kapteyn Astronomical Institute of the University of Groningen, Netherlands
- Anna McLeod - Durham University, UK
- Kathryn Kreckel - ARI, Germany
- Florent Renaud - Strasbourg University, France
- Miguel Querejeta - OAN, Spain
- Janice Lee - STScI, USA
- Thales Gutcke - University of Hawai'i, USA
SOC/LOC:
- Amelia Fraser-McKelvie (SOC Chair)
- Enrico Congiu (SOC co-chair)
- Ashley Barnes (LOC Chair)
- Camila de Sá Freitas (LOC co-chair)
- Eric Emsellem
- Eva Schinnerer
- Francesca Fragkoudi
- Francesco Belfiore
- Luca Cortese
- Stephanie Tonnesen
- Denisa Tako
- Lennart Boehm
- Lukas Neumann
Registration fees:
- Regular - 180 EUR
- Student - 100 EUR
- Online - 30 EUR
Location: The conference will be held at the ESO (European Organisation for Astronomical Research in the Southern Hemisphere) Headquarters in Garching, a scientific hub just north of Munich, Germany. Garching is home to several leading research institutes and offers a vibrant academic atmosphere. Easily accessible from Munich city center and airport, Garching provides a unique setting for scientific exchange and collaboration.
ESO encourages you to share this announcement with colleagues who may be interested in attending, and looks forward to welcoming you at ESO Garching in July 2025!