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Motivation:
The workshop aims at bringing together simulators and observers focussing on all aspects of galaxy formation and evolution,
from the assembly of the first structures at very high-z universe to our own Milky way and its satellites.
Date:
21-22 September 2022
Location:
Sir Michael Dummett Lecture Theatre Complex, Christ Church, Oxford.
Lunches, tea and coffee will be provided each day. A social dinner will be held on September 21st
Invited speakers:
Dr. Nicolas Martin: The Milky Way and its satellites
Prof. Bianca Poggianti: Local and near-by galaxies: morphology, light and mass distribution, kinematics and stellar populations
Prof. Romeel Davé: The environment in which galaxies live and interact with each other
Prof. James Dunlop: From cosmic noon to the highest redshifts
Prof. Ralf Bender: Concluding remarks
Group Photo:
On the evening of September 21st, the 4rd Wetton lecture "Peering back to cosmic dawn to decode the mysteries of galaxy evolution" will be delivered by Dr. Rachel Somerville
Contact:
For further information please contact Dr. Chiara Spiniello, chair of the organising committee (chiara.spiniello@physics.ox.ac.uk)
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