Scientific programme
The scientific programme includes review (35 min), invited (25 min), contributed (20 min), and target (20 min) talks (reserved to CoDustMas members). There will be no poster sessions.
Monday 5.11.2012
Morning - Supernovae & the early universe – Supernova explosion
8:10–8:30: Dr. Chiara Cometta (CSF) - Isabelle Cherchneff (Basel) Welcome address
8:30-9:05: Volker Bromm (U.Texas) [R] - Shaping the early universe with the explosions of the first stars
9:05-9:30: Raffaella Schneider (INAF Rome) [I] - From the first stars to the local universe: stellar archaeology unveils the role of dust in the formation of the first low-mass stars
9:30-9:50: Rosa Valiante (INAF Rome) [C-] - Supernova dust and feedback in the early Universe
9:50-10:15: Eli Dwek (NASA GSFC) [I] - Sources of dust in the early universe
10:15-10:45: Coffee break
10:45-11:20: Ewald Müller (MPI Garching) [R] - Early mixing in core-collapse supernova ejecta
11:20-11:55: Friedrich Thielemann (U. Basel) [R] - Nucleosynthesis of massive stars and their supernovae
11:55-12:20: Francesca Matteucci (U. Trieste) [I] - Modelling chemical evolution of galaxies near and far
12:30-14:00: LUNCH
Afternoon - Supernovae ejecta
14:00-14:20: Darach Watson (U. Copenhagen) [C] - How dust is formed in supernovae – observational constraints
14:20-14:55: Claes Fransson (U. Stockholm) [R] - The physics of supernova ejecta and conditions for dust formation
14:55-15:15: Geoffrey Clayton (Louisiana State U.) [C] - Observing dust formation and evolution in core-collapse supernovae with Gemini, Hubble & Spitzer
15:15-15:50: Rubina Kotak (Queen’s U. Belfast) [R] - Infrared observations of supernova ejecta
15:50-16:10: Jennifer Andrews (U. Massachusetts) [C] - Early dust formation in interacting core-collapse supernovae
16:10-16:55: Coffee break
16:55-17:15: Roger Wesson (ESO Santiago) [C-] A re-examination of dust formation in the ejecta of SN1987A
17:15-17:35: Ori Fox (U.C. Berkeley) [C] - Late-type emission from warm dust in Type IIn supernovae
17:35-17:55: Christa Gall (NASA GSFC) [C] - Dust formation and extinction in SN2010jl
17:55-18:15: Mark Walker (Manly U.) [C] - Supernovae: H2 snowflake factories
Evening - 19:30: DINNER
Tuesday 6.11.2012
Morning - Supernovae ejecta
8:45–9:10: Cornelia Jäger (MPI Jena) [I] - Laboratory astrophysics of dust
9:10-9:35: Stefan Bromley (U. Barcelona [I] - Small clusters of astronomical interest: structures and clues on formation routes
9:35-9:55: Beate Patzer (TU Berlin) [C] - Small molecular TiC clusters in dust nucleation processes
9:55-10:15: Davide Lazzati (NCSU) [C] - Kinetic nucleation of astrophysical dust: zooming in the nanoparticle regime
10:15-10:45: Coffee break
10:45-11:20: Donald Clayton (Clemson U.) [R] - Carbon condensation in cores of Type II supernovae
11:20-11:40: Ethan Denault (U. Tampa) [C] - Amorphous carbon and silicon carbide condensation in supernova ejecta
11:40-12:00: Isabelle Cherchneff (U. Basel) [T] - Dust formation in supernovae: a chemical kinetic view
12:00-12:20: Arkaprabha Sarangi (U. Basel) [T] - Dust and molecule synthesis in Type II-P supernovae: reconciling IR and submm observations
12:30-14:00: LUNCH
Afternoon - Supernovae ejecta – Supernovae & meteorites
14:00-14:25: Takaya Nozawa (U. Tokyo) [I] - Dust synthesis in supernovae and reprocessing in supernova remnants
14:25-15:00: Ernst Zinner (Washington U.) [R] - Laboratory studies of presolar grains from supernovae
15:00-15:20: Larry Nittler (Carnegie I.) [C] - O-rich supernova dust in the solar system
15:20-15:45: Peter Hoppe (MPI Mainz) [I] - Evidence for molecule chemistry in supernova ejecta recorded by presolar grains
15:45-16:30: Coffee break
16:30-16:50: Uli Ott (MPI Mainz) [T] - Origin of anomalous Xenon-H, Platinium-H, and Tellurium-H in presolar diamonds
16:50-17:10: Marco Pignatari (U. Basel) [C] - Presolar carbide grains from supernovae: a new scenario for their nucleosynthesis signature
17:10-17:30: Christof Vockenhuber (ETH Zurich) [T] - AMS within CoDustMas: Nano-diamonds
17:30-17:50: Dominik Güttler (ETH Zurich) [T] - Accelerator-SIMS for isotopic analysis of nano-diamonds
Evening - 19:30: DINNER
Wednesday 7.11.2012
Morning - Supernovae & meteorites - Supernovae & the solar system
9:00–9:20: Anton Wallner (U. Vienna) [T-] - Search for live interstellar 244Pu on Earth
9:20-9:45: Michael Paul (Hebrew U. Jerusalem) [I] - P-process 146Sm nuclide: properties, production and implication on solar system chronology
9:45-10:05: Maria Lugaro (Monash U.) [C] - Short-lived radioactivity in the early solar system: the super-AGB star hypothesis
10:05-10:40: Gunther Korschinek (TU Munich) [R] - Solar system seeding by supernovae: a search for radionuclides in (terrestrial) archives
10:40-11:25: Coffee break
11:25-11:45: Jenny Feige (I. Vienna) [T] - Supernova dust in deep-sea sediment cores
11:45-12:05: Ralph Neuhäuser (FSU Jena) [C] - Search for the neutron star born in the supernova that placed 60Fe onto Earth
12:05-12:25: Peter Ludwig (TU Munich) [T] - Search for supernova-produced 60Fe in magnetofossils
12:30-14:00: LUNCH
FREE AFTERNOON – EXCURSION TO BELLINZONA
19:15: Conference dinner
Thursday 8.11.2012
Morning – Supernova remnants
8:30-9:05: Roger Chevalier (U. Virginia) [R] - The physics of supernova remnants
9:05-9:40: Jeonghee Rho (SETI I.) [R] - Observations of dust and molecules in young supernova remnants
9:40-10:00: Ho-Gyu Lee (U. Tokyo) [C] - Infrared observations of core-collapse supernova remnant using AKARI
10:00-10:20: Tea Temim (NASA GSFC) [C] - Supernova dust illuminated by pulsar wind nebulae
10:20-10:40: Maša Lakićević (ESO Garching) [C] - Far-IR emission from supernovae and SNRs, and SN1987A
10:40-11:10: Coffee break
11:10-11:45: Mike Barlow (UC London) [R] - Dust in supernovae and their remnant: the Herschel heritage
11:45-12:05: Brian Williams (NASA GSFC) [C] - Herschel and Spitzer observations of dust in Cas A’s older cousin, G292.0+1.8
12:05-12:25: Sofia Wallström (Chalmers U.) [T] - Herschel detection of submm rotational line emission of CO in the Cas A remnant
12:45-14:00: LUNCH
Afternoon - Supernova remnants
14:00-14:20: Chiara Biscaro (U. Basel) [T] - Dust and molecule reprocessing by SNR shocks
14:20-14:45: Mikako Matsuura (UC London) [I] - The ALMA view of dust in supernova remnants
14:45-15:05: George Sonneborn (NASA GSFC) [C] - Studies of supernovae, SNRs and dust with JWST
15:05-15:25: Francesco Calura (INAF Bologna) [T] - Interstellar dust evolution in galaxies of different morphological types
15:25-16:00: Coffee break
16:00-17:00: John Black (Chalmers U.) & Maurizio Busso (U. Perugia) - Summary and round table
17:15: Departure
Social programme
An excursion will be organised on Wednesday afternoon to visit the beautiful town of Bellinzona, with its three castles part of the UNESCO World Heritage since 2000.
Wednesday afternoon planning:
14:45 departure by bus from Monte Verità
15:15 arrival in Bellinzona
15:30 visit of the castles, Castelgrande (UNESCO) and the old town
17:30 free time for coffee, shopping etc.
18:45 departure by bus from Bellinzona
19:15 arrival in Losone and dinner at the restaurant Grotto Broggini
22:00 return by bus to Monte
22:15 arrival at Monte Verità