Programme - 53rd ESLAB Symposium
Programme
The conference starts Monday 8 April 2019 at 09:50 and ends Friday 12 April 2019 at 13:00.
Venue information
ESTEC is a secured site and access is only granted to registered participants and only with a valid passport or valid identity card. Security registration on Monday morning will provide you with an ESTEC visitor pass. This visitor pass, which should be worn visibly at all times, will be valid for the duration of the conference but access to ESTEC during the rest of the week requires you to bring this pass plus valid photo identification on every single day. Security checks of bags may take place at any time / at any location. The conference room (Einstein/Newton) and the restaurant are both in security zone 1 and are accessible to participants. Security zone 2 and 3 areas are off limits for registered particpants.
Coffee breaks
There will be coffee/tea breaks of about half an hour in the mornings at 11:00 and in the afternoons at 15:30. Coffee/tea and cookies are included in the conference fee and will be served just outside the conference room in two locations: in the foyer area and near the registration desk.
Lunch break
Lunch breaks will be daily between 13:00 and 14:00 and lunches take place at the ESTEC restaurant. The restaurant serves a variety of choices, including a vegetarian one. Lunch is not included in the conference fee. Lunches can be paid in cash or by card.
Welcome reception
On Monday evening, a welcome reception is offered to you by the ESA Science Support Office. The bus departure time to the Noordwijk hotels takes this event into account.
Conference dinner
There will be no conference dinner.
Poster sessions
There will be two poster sessions organised, one on Tuesday (referred to as poster session I) and one on Thursday (referred to as poster session II). More information on the poster sessions can be found here. Also included on this page is a list of the accepted posters.
The bus departure time to the Noordwijk hotels takes these events into account.
Drinks and snacks will be offered during both poster sessions, which are included in the conference fee.
Poster Pitch sessions
During the poster pitch sessions, short (one or two minute) pitches will be given on research with access to digital material available for further reading. These pitch sessions are held right before coffee breaks to allow further discussion during the break. More information on the pitch sessions can be found here along with a list of the accepted poster pitches.
Presentations
Below you can find the programme with presentations and time slots for the pitch sessions. A list of accepted talks along with some practical information for you presentation can be found here. Slots with 20 minutes are expected to prepare a talk of 15 minutes and allow 5 minutes for questions. Slots with 30 minutes are expected to prepare a talk of 25 minutes and allow 5 minutes for questions.
MONDAY, 8 April 2019
Tuesday, 9 April 2019
Wednesday, 10 April 2019
Thursday, 11 April 2019
Friday, 12 April 2019
Time (local) | Conference desk | Speaker/Chair | Topics |
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08:45 | - | Bus leaves from Noordwijk hotels and brings you to the venue at ESTEC (*) | |
09:00 | Open | Security check (**) | |
Session chair: Lennart Lindegren | |||
09:30 - 10:00 | Open | Jacqueline Faherty | Invited talk: How Gaia reveals the diversity of brown dwarfs |
10:00 - 10:20 | - | Céline Reylé | New ultracool dwarfs in Gaia DR2 |
10:20 - 10:40 | - | Alessandro Lanzafame | The discovery of new magnetic transitions in late-type dwarfs from Gaia DR2 |
10:40 - 11:00 | - | Morgan Fouesneau | Catalog of revised astrophysical parameters from Gaia DR2 |
11:00 - 11:30 | Open | - | Coffee break |
11:30 - 11:50 | - | François Mignard | Gaia DR2 and Bessel legacy |
11:50 - 12:10 | - | Daniel Michalik | Finding long-period companions in Tycho-2/Hipparcos/Gaia astrometry |
12:10 - 12:30 | - | Jonas Klüter | Single-star masses from astrometric microlensing using Gaia |
12:30 - 13:00 | Open | Anthony Brown | Closing of ESLAB #53 / A look forward to Gaia Data Release 3 |
13:00 - 14:00 | Open | - | Lunch break at ESTEC restaurant (not included in conference fee) |
14:00 | Transport from ESTEC to airport/train station to be arranged individually and not included in the conference fee |
(*) Specifics of the shuttle bus service from Noordwijk hotels to the venue at ESTEC in the mornings and from the venue at ESTEC to Noordwijk hotels in the evenings will be provided soon.
(**) On the first day of the conference, you will be provided with a visitor badge so that you can enter the premises. You will need your passport or identification for this. Please remember to bring your passport / identification and the provided visitor badge with you every day.
Programme for the pitch sessions
Below you can find the participants of the poster pitch sessions, with their assigned pitch session slot. The abstracts can be found when clicking the subject of the pitch.
Participants of Monday 8 April 2019 pitch session
Participant | Subject of the pitch | Location | Approximate Timing |
Alex Bombrun | About proper motion of lensed QSOs in Gaia DR2 | Newton | 15:00 |
Eduardo Balbinot | Searching for multiple stellar populations in the GD1 stellar stream with Gaia | Newton | 15:03 |
Mariateresa Crosta | Shedding light on the Milky Way rotation curve with Gaia DR2 | Newton | 15:06 |
Verena Fürnkranz | Discovery of a new nearby moving group | Newton | 15:09 |
Anna Jacyszyn-Dobrzeniecka | Classical pulsators in the Magellanic Bridge as seen by OGLE and Gaia | Newton | 15:12 |
Khyati Malhan | Stellar Stream map of the Milky Way Halo : Application of STREAMFINDER onto ESA/Gaia DR2 | Newton | 15:15 |
Anna Queiroz | The bulge and bar region seen by APOGEE and Gaia DR2 | Newton | 15:18 |
Alice Zocchi | Rotating globular clusters in the Gaia era | Newton | 15:21 |
Participants of Tuesday 9 April 2019 pitch session
Participant | Subject of the pitch | Location | Approximate Timing |
Xiaodian Chen | Periodic variables as distance indicators in Gaia era. | Newton | 15:00 |
Klemen Čotar | The ubiquity of unresolved triple stars discovered by the GALAH and Gaia | Newton | 15:03 |
Ana Escorza | Formation of Barium stars constrained by Gaia parallaxes. | Newton | 15:06 |
Iker Gonzalez | Properties of Planetary Nebulae in Gaia DR2 | Newton | 15:09 |
Vincenzo Ripepi | Cepheid variables in the Gaia Data Release 2 and the extragalactic distance scale | Newton | 15:12 |
Shreeya Shetye | Determining the Luminosity of the Third Dredge-up via S-type stars: the promise of Gaia | Newton | 15:18 |
Maria Tsantaki | On the iron ionization balance of cool stars: the role of accurate surface gravities from Gaia | Newton | 15:21 |
Tomaž Zwitter | Stellar chemistry for Gaia from photometric narrow-band imaging | Newton | 15:24 |
Participants of Thursday 11 April 2019 pitch session
Participant | Subject of the pitch | Location | Approximate Timing |
Erika Varga-Verebelyi | How many young stars does Gaia see? | Newton | 15:10 |
Lola Balaguer-Nuñez | Open Clusters Membership by Clusterix 2.0 for Gaia DR2 | Newton | 15:13 |
Angela Bragaglia | Open cluster chemistry in the era of Gaia | Newton | 15:16 |
Sara Rodríguez Berlanas | A new view of Cygnus OB2 from Gaia DR2 | Newton | 15:19 |
Fay Wilde | Membership of open clusters by combining Gaia-DR2 astrometry with Gaia-ESO survey data | Newton | 15:22 |
Christina Schoettler | Runaway star candidates from the ONC with Gaia DR2 | Newton | 15:25 |