ITC Pizza Lunch Spring 2019: Galaxy morphology and star formation quenching (AKA "Battlestar Galactica")

The ITC Pizza Lunch for Spring 2019 topic "Galaxy morphology and star formation quenching" (AKA "Battlestar Galactica") was organized by Erica Nelson and Sandro Tacchello.

 

  1. Daniela Calzetti (UMass Amherst)
  2. John Forbes (ITC)
  1. Star formation in modern galaxies: Observations
  2. Star formation in modern galaxies: Theory

SPECIAL TIME: 2:00 PM (Cookies!)

  1. Benedikt Diemer and Shmuel Bialy (ITC)
  1. Collapse Versus Equilibrium in the Multiphase ISM
 
  1. Rainer Weinberger (ITC) v. Grant Tremblay (CfA)
  1. AGN Feedback in Galaxy Evolution: Theory and Observations
 
  1. Joel Leja (CfA) v. Matt Ashby (CfA)
  1. The Long, Windy, Half-Mapped Road from Galaxy IR SEDs to Physical Properties
 
  1. Charlotte Mason (cFA) v. Rahul Kannon (ITC)
  1. Understanding the epoch of Reionization
 
  1. Joel Primack (USCS)
  1. Comparing Galaxy Formation Simulations and Observations with AI
 
  1. Charlie Conroy (Harvard)
  1. Galaxies as collections of stars
 
  1. Andra Stroe (CfA) and Jubee Sohn (CfA)
  1. Galaxy evolution in dense environments
 
  1. Sownak Bose (ITC) and Jabran Zahid (CfA) (ITC)
  1. The galaxy-halo connection
 
  1. Lars Hernquist (Harvard)
  1. Cosmological Simulations of Galaxy Formation
 
  1. Kate Whitacker (UConn)
  2. Mauro Giavalisco (UMass)
  1. Morphology & Star Formation
  2. Morphology & Star Formation
 
  1. Rachel Bezanson (University of Pittsburgh)
  2. Elena D’Onghia (UW Madison)
  1. Galaxy Kinematics: Observation & Theory
  2. Galaxy Kinematics: Observation & Theory
 
  1. Rob Simcoe (MIT) and Cameron Hummels (Caltech)
  1. The Circumgalactic Medium: Observations and Simulations