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Insights into galaxy evolution from radio observations and simulations from current radio facilities in the lead up to the Square Kilometre Array Observatory
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With the advent of many recent data releases from the precursor and pathfinder facilities to the Square Kilometre Array Observatory (SKAO; such as from ASKAP, e-MERLIN, LOFAR and MeerKAT), a wide range of new and exciting science is being investigated. Observations from these new instruments are transforming our understanding of radio Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN) and Star Forming Galaxies (SFGs). These new datasets, together with complementary simulations, are informing our knowledge of what will be possible with the SKAO. In this session, we will provide an opportunity to facilitate the discussion of the exciting, state of the art research into galaxies and galaxy evolution with radio observations. This will focus on a combination of radio continuum science, HI science, polarisation data and predictions from simulations. This session will highlight the wealth of research currently being performed, which is possible due to observations from these state-of-the-art radio facilities, as well as allowing discussions of the exciting science we can expect for the future. We will cover a diverse range of topics including, but not limited to: the evolution of AGN, HI dynamics and mass functions, star formation across cosmic time, cosmology with radio surveys and understanding feedback mechanisms in simulations of radio AGN. With the recent flurry of science from these telescope facilities, we believe now is an excellent time to have such a session, and highlight all the important and exciting research within the UK astronomy community.
Catherine Hale, Imogen Whittam, Anastasia Ponomareva and Nicole Thomas
Fri. 09:00-10:30 / Fri. 14:30-16:00
09.00-09.10 Catherine Hale: Introduction and Welcome
09.10-09.20 Corey Pirie: The LoTSS Deep Fields second data release: the deepest wide-area radio survey in the Northern Hemisphere
09.20-09.30 Beatriz Mingo: A LOFAR view of black hole accretion, radio AGN morphology, and the role of host galaxies.
09.30-09.35 Catherine Hale: The Contribution to the Faint Extragalactic Background of SFGs and AGN in MIGHTEE
09.35-09.45 Madalina Nicoleta Tudorache: MIGHTEE-HI: The relation between the HI gas in galaxies and the cosmic web
09.45-09.55 Rosemary Coogan: Looking ahead to the Square Kilometre Array: fluxes and resolved radio morphologies of z=0-3 star-forming galaxies
09.55-10.05 Marina Arnaudova: Probing the radio-loud/radio-quiet dichotomy of SDSS quasars
10.05-10.15 Bohan Yue: The radio loudness of SDSS quasars from LOFAR Two-metre Sky Survey
10.15-10.25 Sarah White: Multi-wavelength analysis of active galactic nuclei
14.30-14.40 Ann Njeri: SPARCS-North Survey: Exploring the resolved microJy extra-galactic radio source population with EVN+eMERLIN.
14.40-14.50 David Williams: The LeMMINGs survey: probing sub-kpc radio structures of nearby galaxies with e-MERLIN
14.50-15.00 Chris Harrison: Not so quiet after all: understanding the radio emission and feedback processes in “radio quiet” quasars
15.00-15.10 Rohit Kondapally: Cosmic evolution of jet-mode AGN in the LOFAR Deep Fields
15.10-15.15 Nicole Thomas: Radio Galaxies in the era of the SKA: Predictions from Cosmological Simulations
15.15-15.25 Sugata Kaviraj: Radio AGN in nearby dwarf galaxies: the important role of AGN in dwarf galaxy evolution
15.25-15.35 Bonny Barkus: Revealing the physics of a new low-luminosity radio galaxy population discovered with LOFAR
15.35-15.45 Miguel Carcamo: High-resolution Faraday Rotation measurements for the MIGHTEE-POL survey
15.45-1600 Imogen Whittam: Discussion
09.00-09.10 Catherine Hale: Introduction and Welcome
09.10-09.20 Corey Pirie: The LoTSS Deep Fields second data release: the deepest wide-area radio survey in the Northern Hemisphere
09.20-09.30 Beatriz Mingo: A LOFAR view of black hole accretion, radio AGN morphology, and the role of host galaxies.
09.30-09.35 Catherine Hale: The Contribution to the Faint Extragalactic Background of SFGs and AGN in MIGHTEE
09.35-09.45 Madalina Nicoleta Tudorache: MIGHTEE-HI: The relation between the HI gas in galaxies and the cosmic web
09.45-09.55 Rosemary Coogan: Looking ahead to the Square Kilometre Array: fluxes and resolved radio morphologies of z=0-3 star-forming galaxies
09.55-10.05 Marina Arnaudova: Probing the radio-loud/radio-quiet dichotomy of SDSS quasars
10.05-10.15 Bohan Yue: The radio loudness of SDSS quasars from LOFAR Two-metre Sky Survey
10.15-10.25 Sarah White: Multi-wavelength analysis of active galactic nuclei
14.30-14.40 Ann Njeri: SPARCS-North Survey: Exploring the resolved microJy extra-galactic radio source population with EVN+eMERLIN.
14.40-14.50 David Williams: The LeMMINGs survey: probing sub-kpc radio structures of nearby galaxies with e-MERLIN
14.50-15.00 Chris Harrison: Not so quiet after all: understanding the radio emission and feedback processes in “radio quiet” quasars
15.00-15.10 Rohit Kondapally: Cosmic evolution of jet-mode AGN in the LOFAR Deep Fields
15.10-15.15 Nicole Thomas: Radio Galaxies in the era of the SKA: Predictions from Cosmological Simulations
15.15-15.25 Sugata Kaviraj: Radio AGN in nearby dwarf galaxies: the important role of AGN in dwarf galaxy evolution
15.25-15.35 Bonny Barkus: Revealing the physics of a new low-luminosity radio galaxy population discovered with LOFAR
15.35-15.45 Miguel Carcamo: High-resolution Faraday Rotation measurements for the MIGHTEE-POL survey
15.45-1600 Imogen Whittam: Discussion
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