DAY 1:

 

8:00-9:00        Registration

9:00-9:10        Welcome

9:10-9:30        Alvio Renzini: Introduction, open issues and burning questions

 

Session 1:       Gas reservoir in galaxies

 

9:30-9:55        Nick Scoville: Evolution of the ISM, SF and accretion at high redshift

9:55-10:15      John Silverman: Star formation efficiency in high-z galaxy mergers  with ALMA

10:15-10:35    Mark Sargent: Testing the diversity of gas fractions and depletion times in massive,

                        main-sequence galaxies at z>3

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10:35-11:15    Coffee break + registration + posters

 

11:15-11:40    Joop Schaye: The inflow/outflow interplay and their effect on the galaxy baryon cycle

11:40-12:00    Fabrizio Nicastro: Probing the bow-tie density distribution of hot baryons in and around

                       the Milky Way

12:00-12:20   Anna Cibinel: Cold gas and star formation on clump scales: an ALMA look at a prototypical z~2

                       galaxy

12:20-12:40   Nicolas Lehner: The prevalence of metal-poor gas around galaxies over cosmic time

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12:40-14:00   Lunch

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Session 2:      inflow/outflow in the baryon cycle

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14:00-14:25   Avishai Dekel: The Critical Role of Blue Nuggets in Galaxy Evolution 

14:25-14:50   Filippo Fraternali: Indirect and direct inflow evidence of gas accretion into galaxies

14:50-15:10   Akifumi Seko: Constraint on the inflow/outflow rates in star-forming galaxies at z~1.4

                       from molecular gas observations

15:10-15:30   Claude Carignan: Observational evidences of inflow and outflow from HI observations of nearby

                       galaxies

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15:30-16:00    Coffee break + posters

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16:00-16:25    Glenn Kacprzak: The circumgalactic medium and outflow demographics

16:25-16:45    Claude-Andre Faucher-Giguere: The Galaxy-Circumgalactic medium life cycle in the FIRE

                        simulations

16:45-17:05    Margherita Talia: UV ISM absorption lines as outflows tracers: a comparison between

                       AGNs and SFGs

17:05-17:25    Celine Peroux: Gas flows in gas-rich galaxies

17:25-17:45    Bruno Henriques: The impact of inflows and outflows in shaping galaxy properties across
                        cosmic time

17:45-18:30    Discussion session led by Nicolas Bouche’ and Simon Lilly

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18:30 END of DAY 1

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DAY 2:

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Session 3:        Main Sequence, Metallicity and Green Valley (1)

 

9:00-9:25         David Elbaz: The ALMA view on the main sequence from z=2 to 4

9:25-9:45         Nicholas Lee: The Fine Line Between Normal and Starburst Galaxies

9:45-10:05       Stefano Zibetti: Bimodality on sub-galactic scale with CALIFA

10:05-10:25     Daniel Kelson: The first 3 Gyr of the cosmic ensemble of galaxies: mass function and

                         stochastic growth from first principles

10:25-10:45     Maurilio Pannella: Bulge and disk decomposition of MS galaxies

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10:45-11:15     Coffee break

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11:15-11:40     Roberto Maiolino: The metallicity evolution of galaxies across cosmic epochs

                        as a tool to trace galaxy evolutionary processes

11:40-12:00     Emanuele Spitoni: Metallicity gradients in galaxies

12:00-12:20     Daichi Kashino: ISM metallicity and excitation at z~1

12:20-12:40     Ryan Sanders: The mass-metallicity relation at z~2-3.5

 

12:40-14:00     Lunch

 

Session 4:        Main Sequence, Metallicity and Green Valley (2)

 

14:00-14:25     Nicolas Bouche’: Phenomenology in/out-flowing gas as driver of the metal content

14:25-14:45     Chiaki Kobayashi: Metal flows as the key factor of galaxy life-cycle

14:45-15:05     Alexander Karim: [CII] kinematics at the top end of the z~4.6 main sequence

15:05-15:25     Martina Fagioli: Metallicities and ages of quenched galaxies out to z~1

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15:25-15:55     Coffee break + posters

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15:55-16:20     Arjen van der Wel: Evidence of radio-mode feedback as the cause of quiescence

16:20-16:40     Filippo Mannucci: Strong line metallicity indicators

16:40-17:00     Mladen Novak: The CSFH from VLA-COSMOS

17:00-17:20     Mauro Giavalisco: Different quenching path at z>2

17:20-17:40     Sandro Tacchella: The dawn of bulges within disks

17:40-18:05     Claudia Maraston: The Wonders of MaNGA, the IFU project of SDSS-IV

 

18:05-18:35     Discussion session led by Michele Cappellari and Mark Disckinson

 

18:35 END of DAY 2

 

 

 

DAY 3:

 

Session 5:       The quenched population

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9:00-9:25        Simon Lilly: The population of quenched galaxies

9:25-9:45        Louis Abramson: Problems, parameters and palabres in galaxy evolution:

                       what do we mean when we talk about quenching?

9:45-10:05      Emiliano Merlin: The evolution of quiescent galaxies up to z~5

10:05-10:25    Sune Toft: A Massive Dead Disk Galaxy in the Young Universe

10:25-10:45    Adriana Gargiulo: The build up of the population of massive quiescent galaxies at z~ 0.5

10:45-11:05    Lucia Pozzetti: The quenching history of galaxies: a test for the models of their formation

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11:05-11:30    Coffee break

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Session 6:       Environmental quenching

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11:30-11:55    Adam Muzzin: What can we learn from environmental quenching from high-redshift cluster

                       and  group surveys

11:55-12:15    Veronica Strazzullo: Activity and quiescence in Cl J1449+0856: HST and ALMA

                        observations of cluster-core galaxies at z=2

12:15-12:35    Benedetta Vulcani: Mapping the extent and spatial distribution on a kpc scale of star formation

                       in cluster galaxies at z ~0.5 with the Grism Lens-Amplified Survey from Space (GLASS)

12:35-12:55    Giulia Rodighiero: Depletion times in clusters  

12:55-13:15    Charles Steinhardt: The inverse hierarchy problem

 

Free afternoon

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Conference dinner at 20:00 at the restaurant L'Ombra del Leon, in the Ca' Giustiniani, the palace hosting the main offices of the Venice Biennale. Click here to check how to reach the restaurant.

 

 

DAY 4:

 

Session 7:      Quenching mechanisms: Environment and AGN

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9:00-9:25       Bianca Poggianti: Evolution of the star formation activity in massive haloes

9:25-9:45       Christian Maier: Strangulation of cluster galaxies as seen by their chemical enrichment

                       and HI gas content

9:45-10:05     Matteo Fossati: Witnessing the onset of environmental quenching at z~2. Results and

                       implications from KMOS^3D/3D-HST

10:05-10:25   Andrea Biviano: The halo mass. A key ingredient to understand the galaxy star formation

                       activity through cosmic time

10:25-10:45   Stephane Arnouts: LSS in the VIPERS survey at z~0.7: Does the cosmic web influence

                       galaxy evolution?

10:45-11:05   Simona Mei: Scaling relations and quenching in dense environment

 

11:05-11:30    Coffee break

 

11:30-11:55    Frederic Bournaud: Disk instabilities, stellar and AGN feedback and outflows in

                        high-redshift star-forming galaxies

11:55-12:15   Annalisa Pillepich: Feedback in Simulations beyond Illustris: from the stellar content of

                       dwarf galaxies to the intra-cluster medium of the most massive haloes

12:15-12:35   Laura Zschaechner: Large-scale molecular outflows in Circinus and NGC 253:

                       high-resolution AGN and starburst-driven feedback

12:35-12:55   Angela Bongiorno: Probing the AGN/galaxy co-evolution through multi-wavelength

                       observations

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12:50-14:00    Lunch

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14:00-14:25    Marcella Brusa: Demographics of AGN outflows

14:25-14:45    Bernd Husemann: The Close AGN Reference Survey (CARS): a spatially-resolved 

                        multi wavelength survey to uncover the link between AGN and star formation

14:45-15:05    Giacomo Venturi: The MAGNUM survey: outflows and star formation nearby

                        Seyfert galaxies with the integral field eye of MUSE

15:05-15:25    Vincenzo Mainieri: The SUPER survey: the importance of AGN feedback in galaxy evolution

15:25-15:45    Giovanni Cresci: Blowin' in the wind: feedback from QSO outflows at high-z

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15:45-16:15    Coffee break

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16:15-16:40    Rachel Somerville: Properties of AGN-driven winds and their impact on galaxies

16:40-17:00    Massimo Cappi: Highlights on massive winds from AGN

17:00-17:20    Darshan Kakkad:  ALMA and SINFONI high redshift observations to test AGN feedback

17:20-17:40    Carlotta Gruppioni: Tracing AGN and SF activity through SED decomposition and IR lines

17:40-18:00    Philip Best: The cosmic evolution of radio-AGN feedback

 

18:00-18:30    Discussion led by Marcella Carollo and Alessandro Marconi on Day 3 and Day 4

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18:30 END of DAY 4

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DAY 5:

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Session 8:        Disk instabilities and compactness + future facilities

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9:00-9:25        Andreas Burkert: Angular momentum distribution and disk instabilities

9:25-9:50        Stijn Wuyts: The growth of disks and bulges

9:50-10:10      Joanna Woo: Quenching, environment and structural change

10:10-10:40    Poster competition winners (3 x 10 minutes presentations)

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10:40-11:10    Coffee break

  

11:10-11:30     Michele Cirasuolo: ELT +MOONS overview

11:30-11:50     Massimo Stiavelli: JWST overview

11:50-12:10     Taddy Kodama: ULTIMATE-Subaru and PFS overview

12:10-12:30     Luigi Spinoglio: SPICA overview

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12:30- 13:00    Final remarks and discussion led by Gabriella de Lucia

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End of the Meeting