FORMER PROGRAMS

The new Milky Way: Impact of Large Spectroscopic Surveys on our Understanding of the Milky Way in the Gaia-era

4 - 29 May 2015

Andreas Burkert, Sofia Feltzing, Gerry Gilmore, Luca Pasquini, Sofia Randich, Achim Weiss

Colloquia: Normal big single seminar by one speakers (normal props to be used as the speaker wishes)

 

Chalk & Talk: On the board presentation and discussion lead by the two people indicated. No computer aided presentation. A few key plots/figures may be printed out for circulation. [“Aspen-summer-workshop” style sessions]

 

Student organised/lead discussion session on the topics of the week: The students are responsible for organising a discussion and/or presentation of one or several topics covered during the week that they want to know more about or get a deeper understanding of. Format as the students decide.

 

In addition we expect the participants to organise informal presentations/discussion. The rules for these are: a) Decide on topic and what you want to do, b) let the organisers know when you will do it (to avoid clashes), c) invite everyone at the workshop to attend (if they want to).

Week 1 open
Date Time Sessions
Monday, 04.05.2015 9:30-10:30

14.00 - 15.00
Round the table presentation of this week’s participants

Colloquium:
Cristina Chiappini - The Golden Era of Galactic Archaeology
Tuesday, 05.05.2015 10:00

10.30 - lunch
Coffee

Chalk & Talk: Morrison + Helmi –Current status of the MW halo - what we know and what we don’t
Wednesday, 06.05.2015 10:00

10:15

11:15

14:00
Coffee

Scott Trager - WEAVE

Andi Burkert - Discussion on dSph Galaxies

Overview Talk: Matthias Steinmetz – Milky Way Formation in Cosmological Context
Thursday, 07.05.2015 10:00

10.30 - lunch
Coffee

Chalk & Talk: Church + Lind – Li - what makes sense and what doesn’t?
Friday, 08.05.2015 10:00

14:00
Coffee

Student organised/lead discussion session on the topics of the week: Chiara Battistini, Hao Tian

Ralph Schoenrich
"Radial Migration: what it is, how does it work and what kind of observations can confirm it?"

Else Starkenburg
"More about chemical enrichment and chemical studies in dwarf spheroidals."

Ending with wine and cheese
Week 2 open
Date Time Sessions
Monday, 11.05.2015 9:30-10:30

14.00 - 15.00
Round the table presentation of this week’s participants

Colloquium:
Andreas Korn
Tuesday, 12.05.2015 10:00

10.30 - lunch
Coffee

Chalk & Talk: Stancliff & TBD - How do we know what abundances stars should have?
Wednesday, 13.05.2015 10:00

10:30 - lunch

14:00
Coffee

Chalk & Talk: Salaris & Serenelli - Stellar Evolution-We understand everything!

Anthony Brown – Gaia (informal talk and discussion)
Thursday, 14.05.2015
Christi Himmelfahrt (holiday)
  Bavarian holiday - fine to work for non-locals
Friday, 15.05.2015 10:00

14:00
Coffee

Student organised/lead discussion session on the topics of the week: Yue Wang, Jennifer Wojno

TBD
"The Origin of CEMP stars"

Richard Stancliffe
"Bulk vs. Internal Abundances"

Ending with wine and cheese
Week 3 open
Date Time Sessions
Monday, 18.05.2015 9:30-10:30

14.00 - 15.00
Round the table presentation of this week’s participants

Colloquium:
Marc Pinsonneault - Age Matters: The Impact of Time Domain Astronomy on Galactic Archaeolgy
Tuesday, 19.05.2015 10:00

10.30 - lunch
Coffee

Chalk & Talk: Minchev & Schönrich - Do we understand anything about Disk Dynamics and Evolution?
Wednesday, 20.05.2015 10:00

14:00 / MPA Seminar Room E011
Coffee

Seminar by Jennifer Johnson
Mapping the Milky Way with APOGEE and Kepler
New Seminar Room
Thursday, 21.05.2015 10:00

10.30 - lunch


15:00
Coffee

Chalk & Talk: Gerhard & Ness - The Galactic bulge - is there still a bulge or only a buckling instability?

Talk: Cesare Choisi -Theory of Stellar Convection: Removing the Mixing-Length Parameter
Friday, 22.05.2015 10:00

14:00
Coffee

Student organised/lead discussion session on the topics of the week: Thomas Nordlander, Jose Fernandez, Leticia Ferreira

Gayandhi De Silva
"A brief history of chemical tagging"

James Binney
"a wrap up of the week's topics"

Ending with wine and cheese
Week 4 open
Date Time Sessions
Monday, 25.05.2015
Pfingstmontag
(holiday)
  Bavarian holiday - fine to work for non-locals
Tuesday, 26.05.2015 10:00

10.30 - lunch

14:00
Round the table presentation of this week’s participants

Chalk & Talk:
Your input welcome!


Colloquium: James Binney - Modelling the Milky Way in the Era of Gaia
Wednesday, 27.05.2015 10:00 Coffee
 
Thursday, 28.05.2015 10:00

10.30 - lunch
Coffee

Chalk & Talk: Casagrande + Pancino – Connecting the field and the (open) stellar clusters - does it work?
Friday, 29.05.2015 10:00

14:00
Coffee

Student organised/lead discussion session on the topics of the week: Elvijs Matrosiz, Ly Duong, Mathieu Portail

Ending with wine and cheese?