Netherlands ALMA Science Day — Nov 1, 2018

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Allegro is organizing an ALMA Science Day on Thursday November 1st, 2018, at Leiden Observatory.

The day will start with a special ALMA Colloquium by Dr. Karin Öberg (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics), who will tell us about the “Chemistry of Planet Formation”. We have reserved the afternoon for presentations by astronomers from the Allegro user community: We have exciting talks scheduled with ALMA results on galaxies, planet forming disks and star formation. In between and before the tea break, we will also have the latest news from ALMA followed by an open discussion on expectations and wishes for user support, and any other ALMA-related topics.

For those interested, an ALMA data reduction training with CASA will be offered on Friday November 2 at Allegro.

  • Program

  • Directions


     

    PROGRAM


    THU 01/11 (Morning session location: De Sitter Zaal )
    10:30-11:00

    		Welcome & Registration

    11:00-12:00

    		 ALMA Colloquium: Chemistry of Planet Formation

    		Karin Öberg

    12:00-12:45

    		 LUNCH
    (Afternoon session location: HL-226)
    12:45-13:00

    		COFFEE

    13:00-13:15

    		 A flux-ratio anomaly in resolved CO (11-10) spectral line emission from gravitationally-lensed quasar MGJ0414+0534

    		Hannah Stacey

    13:15-13:30

    		 Mapping the [CII]-FIR deficit at redshift 3 on sub-kpc scales

    		Matus Rybak

    13:30-13:45

    		 Extremely high-velocity jets in Serpens: Chemistry and kinematics

    		Lukasz Tychoniec

    13:45-14:00

    		 The best of two worlds: ALMA + IRAM30m observations of the Orion Integral Filament

    		Álvaro Hacar

    14:00-14:15

    		 The ALMA Roadmap Martin Zwaan (ESO)

    14:15-14:35

    		 Open Discussion

    14:35-15:00

    		 TEA BREAK

    15:00-15:15

    		 Imaging protoplanetary disks from the visible to mm wavelengths to constrain disk geometry and characterize its dust grains

    		Jos De Boer

    15:15-15:30

    		 Complex organic molecules in the young disk V883 Ori

    		Merel L.R. van ‘t Hoff

    15:30-15:45

    		 Bridging protoplanetary disk mass evolution in low- and high-mass star-forming regions with ALMA

    		Sierk van Terwisga

    15:45-16:00

    		 The discovery of molecular gas in the nearest cool core cluster of galaxies with ALMA

    		Aurora Simionescu

    16:00~17:00

    		 BORREL AT ALLEGRO PREMISES

     

    DIRECTIONS

    -Directions to Leiden Observatory

    Note that this is not the old Observatory in the center of Leiden.

    There are regular buses from the Leiden Centraal station, buses 43 (direction Den Haag) or bus 57 (direction Nieuw Vennep). These take around 7 minutes. Please see the link below for more specific details if you will be coming by bus.

    Instructions on how to get to Leiden Observatory, including transportation from Schiphol Airport, can be found here:
    https://www.lorentzcenter.nl/howto.php
    And a site map can be found here:
    https://www.lorentzcenter.nl/map_LC_hotels_stat_web.php

    lorentzcenter

    Note these specify the route to the Lorentz Center, which is in the forward leaning building in the photo. The event will be held in the joining taller building – The Huygens building. Leiden Observatory and Allegro offices are located on the 4-5th and 11th floor of that same building, respectively.

    -Directions inside the building:

    At the entrance of the building there is a reception were they can provide you with directions.
    The ALMA Colloquium in the morning will be held at the Sitter Zaal on the ground floor of the Oort building.
    The afternoon session will be held on the 2nd floor of the Huygens Building (HL), room HL-226.
    The borrel will be held on the 11th floor of the Huygens Building (HL), next to the Allegro offices (HL-11.22).

    • HL-226 on the 2nd floor of the Huygens building:
      hl_226