Carmen Vela Olmo
(Secretary of State of I+D+i (MINECO)),
Emilio Lora-Tamayo
(President of CSIC), Prof.
Esteban MORCILLO SANCHEZ
(Rector of the University of Valencia),
Juan Jose Hernandez
(IFIC),
Lourdes Verdes-Montenegro
(Coordinator of the Spanish participation in SKA (IAA-CSIC)),
Vicent Martínez
(RIA Coordinator (Observatori Astrònomic, UV))
6/11/17 9:30
Prof.
Philip J. Diamond
(SKA Director General (University of Manchester))
6/11/17 10:00
Prof.
LOURDES VERDES-MONTENEGRO
(IAA/CSIC, Spain)
6/11/17 10:30
Prof.
Josep TRIGO-RODRIGUEZ
(IEEC/CSIC, Spain)
6/11/17 11:30
Dr.
Izaskun Jimenez Serra
(Queen Mary University of London, UK)
6/11/17 12:00
In this talk I will provide a review of the current activities and future
plans of the Cradle of Life working group. The deployment of the high
frequency Band 5 receivers of the SKA will enable key science in the field
of planet formation and Astrobiology. While the unprecedented high-angular
resolution of SKA1-Mid will allow to image the thermal emission of
centimetre-sized dust...
Prof.
Lourdes VERDES-MONTENEGRO
(IAA/CSIC, Spain)
6/11/17 12:30
Pablo Villanueva Domingo
(IFIC/CSIC-UV)
6/11/17 14:00
Michael Jones
(IAA - CSIC)
6/11/17 14:05
Ute Lisenfeld
(University of Granada)
6/11/17 14:10
Carlos Hernández-Monteagudo
(CEFCA)
6/11/17 14:20
Dr.
Ivan Agudo
(IAA/CSIC, Spain)
6/11/17 14:30
Prof.
KUNZE KERSTIN
(Universidad de Salamanca, Spain)
6/11/17 15:00
Magnetic fields are observed on nearly all scales in the universe, from stars and galaxies upto galaxy clusters and even beyond. The origin of cosmic magnetic fields is still an open question, however a large class of models puts its origin in the very early universe. Observations of the CMB, LSS and 21 cm line can be used to constrain the magnetic field parameters.
Prof.
Antxon Alberdi
(IAA/CSIC, Spain)
6/11/17 15:30
Dr.
Fatemeh Tabatabaei
(IAC/CSIC, Spain)
6/11/17 16:00
Dr.
Miguel Angel Pérez-Torres
(IAA/CSIC, Spain)
7/11/17 9:30
The SKA as currently designed will be a ground-breaking facility for
radio transient studies. I will give an overview of the possibilities for transient and variable-source astrophysics with the Square Kilometre Array. I will focus on a few scientific topics that will highlight to aspects that may result in a dramatic increase of the scientific return: the addition of near-real-time...
Dr.
Pablo Santos Sanz
(IAA/CSIC, Spain)
7/11/17 10:00
The feasibility of SKA to measure the thermal emission of distant and cold Solar System objects, such as Trans-Neptunian objects (TNOs) and Centaurs, is investigated in terms of the different wavelengths and expected sensitivities. These thermal measurements would allow to obtain information, via thermal or thermophysical modeling, of sizes, albedos and thermal properties of TNOs and Centaurs....
Prof.
Diego Herranz
(Instituto de Física de Cantabria)
7/11/17 10:30
Prof.
Jordi Miranda-Escudé
(ICREA & IEC, UB, Spain)
7/11/17 11:30
Observations in the 21-cm line can probe different phases of
reionization: an initial one where the atomic medium is cold and is seen in
absorption at the highest redshifts, and the later signal of 21-cm emission
from a heated medium before it is ionized. The emission signal is the easier
one to observe in upcoming years, and it can arise from low-density regions
that are less ionized...
Prof.
Laura lopez Honorez
(VUB)
7/11/17 12:00
Dr.
FRANCISCO VILLAESCUSA
(Center for Computational Astrophysics, NY, US)
7/11/17 12:30
I will show the impact of neutrino masses on the abundance and clustering properties of cosmic neutral hydrogen, that we have studied through high-resolution hydrodynamic simulations. I will point out that their effect can be understood taking into account the signatures neutrinos leave of halo properties. I will also present some forecasts showing that 21cm data from SKA can be used to place...
Jesús Martín-Pintado
(RIA Radioastronomy Infrastructures Coordinator (INTA-CAB-CSIC)),
Jose Carlos Guirado
(Observatori Astronòmic Director, UV),
Lourdes Verdes-Montenegro
(Coordinator of the Spanish participation in the SKA (IAA-CSIC))
7/11/17 15:30
Prof.
Diego Herranz
(IFCA/Universidad de Cantabria, Spain)
