The James Webb Space Telescope turns one: the birth and growth of galaxies
LOCATION: Haus Sexten - Via Dolomiti 45, 39030, Sexten
DETAILS
One year after the release of the first data of the James Webb Space Telescope, we will gather in the Italian Dolomites to discuss the transformative science enabled by Webb's observations in the field of galaxy formation and evolution, from its earliest stages to more mature phases in cosmic history. Specific topics will include:
- From first stars to current star formation
- Dust and circum-galactic medium in distant galaxies
- Reionization history
- Galaxy mass growth and early morphological evolution
- AGN activity at high redshift
- Sep 15th, 2022: first announcement
- Jan 15th, 2023: registration opening and call for abstract submission (second announcement)
- mid-March 2023: selection of contributed talks (all notifications sent by March 27th)
- April 3rd: Late registration open, note that only posters can be presented at this time
- June 7th: Scientific program announced (reload regularly for updates)
Scientific Program (UPDATED).
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FEE
350 Eur
WORKSHOP CODE FOR PAYMENT
No code for this workshop. Please see Conference Fee and Payment rules.
ORGANIZERS
Scientific Organising Committee
A. Adamo (Univ. Stockholm), M. Castellano (INAF Rome), M. Dickinson (NOAO), H. Ferguson (STScI), N. Foerster Schreiber (MPE Garching), A. Fontana (INAF Rome), L. Pentericci (INAF Rome), P. Rosati (Univ. Ferrara), P. Santini (INAF Rome), A. Shapley (UCLA), M. Tosi (INAF Bologna), T. Treu (UCLA), E. Vanzella (INAF Bologna)