ALMA Session

INS1 Evolution with ALMA - first science results on the cool universe

 

 We will run a stall for the whole duration of NAM/AG, providing information about ALMA and hands-oh help with ALMA software and proposal preparation.

Evolution with ALMA - first science results on the cool universe

 

ALMA is the most ambitious ground-based telescope in operation, sensitive to mm and sub-mm wavelengths which are absorbed by water vapour at sea level. When complete (in 2013) it will comprise 66 antennas; currently at least 16 are being used for science operations. The first Cycle 0 science results will be presented, such as on stellar and planetary evolution, star formation and distant galaxies associated with intense star formation. Speakers will present  ALMA science results and capabilities. The ALMA session and also a lunchtime meeting will update the astronomical community on ALMA construction progress and the support available for prospective ALMA users including preparation for the Cycle 1 deadline.

AGENDA 

Date/time Speaker Talk
TUESDAY 27th March
Lecture Theatre A

EVOLUTION WITH ALMA
1000 Robert Laing ALMA: Progress and Development
1015 Richard Hills Progress Report on Commissioning and Science Verification of ALMA
1045 Gary Fuller Massive star formation and global collapse: ALMA observations of a massive IRDC
1100 Mark Swinbank More-than-LESS: An ALMA continuum survey of Submm Galaxies from the LABOCA ECDFS Submm Survey (LESS)



LUNCH 27th March
Room 4.205/4.206


1305 Martin Zwaan Preparing for ALMA Cycle 1
1320 Alan Bridger The ALMA Observing Tool for Cycle1: What's New?
1335 Tom Muxlow et al.
What the ARCs can do for you, ALMA Development




DISCUSSION



WEDNESDAY 28th March
Lecture Theatre A

EVOLUTION WITH ALMA AND SCUBA2
1000 Matthias Maercker Unwinding the secrets of thermal pulses and sculpted winds in AGB stars with ALMA
1015 Anthony Rushton Early ALMA observations towards the Galactic Centre
1030 Cinthya N. Herrera Energy dissipation tracing the early stages of cluster formation in the Antennae galaxy merger
1045 David Nutter Initial Results from SCUBA2
1100 Toby Moore
SCUBA2 observations of the DR21 region

 

For informal queries please contact alma@jb.man.ac.uk 

 

Useful and important links

NAM2012 Website

List of sessions at NAM2012

Registration page for NAM2012 (including details for abstract submission).

NAM ALMA Lunch

NAM ESO Community Session

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