Aspen 2010 page: Rennan Barkana

2010 Aspen Winter Conference on Astrophysics
February 7-13, 2010

The High Redshift Universe: A Multi-Wavelength View

Aspen Center 1 The goal of this conference is to bring together observers, theorists, and simulators working on all aspects of the high redshift universe. Planned topics include galaxy formation and evolution; chemical and radiative feedback; cosmic reionization; current observations of high-redshift galaxies at nearIR through radio wavelengths; and 21-cm cosmology. The central theme will be the major effect of feedback from early galaxies on the large-scale cosmic environment at early times.

We received a very large number of applications by the October 31'st, 2009 deadline. Emails were sent on Nov. 23'rd notifying accepted applicants.

Note that the opening reception has been moved to 18:30.


Please see the
participants page for a full list of participants (names and emails).

Please see the program and speakers page for information on the conference schedule and a full list of speakers.

Please see the housing page for infomation on housing options and prices, and instructions for housing reservations and for paying for registration and the banquet.

Please see the travel and funding page for information on traveling to aspen and other practical information (registration reception, funding, computer facilities, recreation).



My Aspen picture For more information, contact:
barkana@wise.tau.ac.il

Organizers:

Rennan Barkana , Tel Aviv University (Chair)
Judd Bowman , Caltech
Marc Kamionkowski , Caltech
Chris Carilli , NRAO



Aspen Center 2 Scientific Organizing Committee:

Don Backer (UC Berkeley)
Frank Briggs (ANU)
Richard Ellis (Caltech)
Paul Shapiro (Texas, Austin)
Rogier Windhorst (ASU)
Stuart Wyithe (Melbourne)
Naoki Yoshida (IPMU Tokyo)
Matias Zaldarriaga (IAS)


ASPEN CENTER FOR PHYSICS
700 W. GILLESPIE STREET
ASPEN, COLORADO 81611
phone: (970)925-2585 fax: (970)920-1167 email: jane@aspenphys.org


A PDF conference poster is available here.





Background: NASA, ESA, S. Beckwith (STScI) and the HUDF Team