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Boud Roukema
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message # 207 26 janvier 2004
1. STScI May Symposium - 3-6 mai 2004 - Baltimore (Maryland)
Planets to Cosmology: Essential Science in Hubble's Final Years
2. Vth Marseille International Cosmology Conference
Marseille - 21-25 juin 2004
3. 20th IAP colloquium on CMB physics and observation
IAP - 28 juin 2004 / 2 juillet 2004
4. COSMO 04 - CITA (Toronto, Canada) - 17-21 septembre 2004
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1. STScI May Symposium - 3-6 mai 2004 - Baltimore (Maryland)
Planets to Cosmology: Essential Science in Hubble's Final Years
Dear Colleague,
This is the Second Announcement of the upcoming Symposium at the
Space Telescope Science Institute. Additional information can be
found on the Symposium's web page at:
http://sd.stsci.edu/Planets_to_Cosmology/index.html
WE ARE SOLICITING CONTRIBUTED TALKS. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN
PRESENTING SUCH A TALK, PLEASE SEND A TITLE AND AN ABSTRACT TO THE
SYMPOSIUM'S ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR, QUIN GRYCE
(gryce w stsci.edu) BY FEBRUARY 15, 2004.
PLANETS TO COSMOLOGY: ESSENTIAL SCIENCE IN HUBBLE'S FINAL YEARS
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The upcoming STScI May Symposium will take place May 3-6, 2004,
with registration and a reception on May 2.The Symposium will
concentrate on the most recent science to have been accomplished
by HST and other observatories and on potential future advances. A
broad range of topics will be covered, with sessions devoted to:
- Planets (both in the solar system and extrasolar);
- Star Formation (in the Local Group, in clusters);
- Black Holes (at galaxy centers, potential existence in
globular clusters);
- The ISM and the IGM (the baryon content, feedback);
- Galaxy Formation and Evolution (mass assembly, morphological
evolution);
- Cosmology (the nature of dark energy, high-z suprenovae,
gravitational lensing);
- The Hubble Ultra Deep Field.
The Program will be composed primarily of invited talks, with a
small number of contributed talks. We are soliciting contributed
talks. If you are interested in presenting such atalk, please send
a title and an abstract to the Symposium's Administrative
Coordinator, Quin Gryce (gryce w stsci.edu), by February 15,
2004. If you intend to present a poster, please indicate so on the
registration form.
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
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Mario Livio (Chair), Daniela Calzetti, Stefano Casertano, Harry
Ferguson, Ron Gilliland, Sangeeta Malhotra, Bruce Margon, Adam
Riess, Massimo Robberto, Ken Sembach, Rachel Somerville, William
Sparks, Massimo Stiavelli.
PRELIMINARY LIST OF CONFIRMED TALKS
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Opening Talk, Motivation - John Bahcall
(1) Planets
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Transits and Atmospheres- Dave Charbonneau
Direct Planet Detections - Mark Clampin
Solar System - Mike A'Hearn
(2) Star Formation in the Local Universe
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Open Questions in Star Formation - Cathie Clarke
Star Formation in the Locaol Group - Eva Grebel
Star Formation in Clusters - Soeren Larsen
(3) AGN, Black Holes
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Black Holes in Galaxy Centers and Globular Clusters - Laura
Ferrarese
Galaxy Centers - Tim de Zeeuw
Quasar Hosts - Kim McLeod
(4) Galaxy Formation and Evolution
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Morphological Evolution - Marijn Franx
Galaxy Assembly - Eric Bell
Reionization - Zoltan Haiman
(5) IGM, ISM, Feedback
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IGM and Feedback - Alice Shapley
The Baryon Content - Mike Shull
ISM - Blair Savage
(6) The Hubble Ultra Deep Field
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The Hubble Ultra Deep Field - Steve Beckwith
The HUDF with NICMOS - Rodger Thompson
(7) Cosmology
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Dark Energy from Supernovae - John Tonry
The Nature of Dark Energy - David Weinberg
Cosmology from Gravitational Lensing - Bhuvnesh Jain
Summary Talk - John Huchra
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2. Vth Marseille International Cosmology Conference
Marseille - 21-25 juin 2004
Vth MARSEILLE INTERNATIONAL COSMOLOGY CONFERENCE
http://www.oamp.fr/marseille2005
Tuesday, 21 June 2005 - Saturday, 25 June 2005
The Fabulous Destiny of Galaxies:Bridging Past and Present
Ten years after the first deep redshift surveys, the
Lyman-break galaxies and the Hubble Deep Field, cosmic star
formation rate, mass assembly, re-ionization, feedback, ...
have become usual words. They all convey a desire for a global
view on the fate of matter in the Universe even though
observations are difficult and discordant in some instances. Time
is ripe to look at these difficulties in a proper perspective and
under the light of a number of recent surveys or missions (GOODS,
COSMOS, HUDF, VVDS, GALEX, SIRTF, to name a few). They are
expected to provide larger time scale, larger space coverage and
better homogeneity in connecting the past and present Universe.
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3. 20th IAP colloquium on CMB physics and observation
IAP - 28 juin 2004 / 2 juillet 2004
Dear colleagues,
We are pleased to announce the 20th IAP colloquium on
Cosmic Microwave Background physics and observation,
to be held at the Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris,
from Monday June 28 to Friday July 2d 2004.
This meeting will conclude the successful European
network CMBNET, and we hope it will serve as a kick-off
meeting of its successor, CMB-Planet, in case it is funded.
After a series of observational results that culminated
in the WMAP results of last year, CMB observations have
dramatically sharpened our view of the Universe in the
last five years.
In the mean time, the recently discovered CMB polarization,
bearing new cosmological information, is getting increasing
attention, and indeed most of the upcoming CMB experiments
are targetting polarization.
The second release of WMAP is also now imminent.
It should be a good time to assess what we have learnt
as of today, both from the theoretical and experimental
points of view, from this very rich period; to discuss
the likely stumbling block on the way forward, and new
physics that the future CMB experiments will be able
to help reveal, and the new experimental and data-processing
techniques that need to be developped in their context.
The meeting will focus namely on the following topics:
Early Universe theory and CMB physics,
main CMB experiments (past and future),
cosmological parameters extraction,
Sunyaev-Zeldovich effect,
CMB and gravitational lensing,
Integrated Sachs-Wolf detection,
reionisation,
Galactic and extragalactic foregrounds,
data processing methods and experimental developments.
Schedule:
- Web site opening at http://www.iap.fr February 1st
- Registration deadline: April 1st
Scientific Organizing Committee:
D. Bond, F. R. Bouchet (Chair), M. Demianski, R. Durrer,
G. Efstathiou, D. Egret, E. Martinez-Gonzalez, J. Peebles,
A. Starobinski, J. Silk, D. Spergel, R. Sunyaev, N. Vittorio
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4. COSMO 04 - CITA (Toronto, Canada) - 17-21 septembre 2004
COSMO 04 FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT
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Dear Colleague,
As you may know this year's edition of the annual Cosmo
International Conference on Particle Physics and Cosmology --
Cosmo04 -- will be hosted by the Canadian Institute for
Theoretical Astrophysics in Toronto between Friday September 17
till Tuesday September 21, 2004. The conference will take place at
the downtown campus of the University of Toronto.
Cosmo-04 will be the eighth in the Cosmo series after Ambleside,
UK 97 and 03; Asilomar, US 98; Trieste, Italy 99; Cheju Island,
Korea 2K; Rovaniemi, Finland 01, Chicago, US 02.
The Cosmo series is one of the major venues of interaction between
cosmologists and particle physicists. The Conference will be
devoted to the modern interfaces between Fundamental and
Phenomenological Particle Physics and Physical Cosmology and
Astronomy.
The topics covered at the meeting will include:
- Supertsring/Brane/Extra dimension cosmology;
- Inflation; Cosmological Fluctuations;
- Baryon/Leptogenesis;
- Astroparticle physics; Neutrino astrophysics;
- Dark Matter; Cosmological Constant;
- Cosmological parameters; CMB
- Large Scale Structure; Weak Lensing.
The format of the Conference will be the traditional one for the
Cosmo series with about 25 invited 30 minute plenary talks and
contributed 15-20 minute talks as selected by the chairs of the
several parallel sessions which will run concurrently in the
afternoons. Poster sessions will also be available.
A web site for the conference can be found at the following
address:
http://www.cita.utoronto.ca/~cosmo04/index.shtml
Detailed information and application forms for registration,
conference fee, travel and accommodation, and applications for
contributed talks/presentations and a list of topics/speakers will
be available by the end of January 2004. The site will also be
linked from CITA's main web site;
http://www.cita.utoronto.ca/
To assist us with the organization, please reply to:
cosmo04 w cita.utoronto.ca
and let us know if you
a) are coming
b) are tentatively coming and would like to remain
on the email list for future communication.
We would also appreciate if you could further propagate this
announcement.
We hope to see you all in Toronto in September.
Organizing Committee,
Lev Kofman (Chair), Dick Bond, Carlo Contaldi, Andrei Frolov,
Margaret Fukunaga, Johannes Martin, Rob Myers, Marco Peloso,
Dmitry Podolsky, Erich Poppitz, Pascal Vaudrevange
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