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Scientific Program

The congress will begin at 09:00 on Monday October 1st and will end at 13:00 on Friday 5th October.
A special session will be devoted to the history of X-ray astronomy through its many achievements.
We are pleased to announce that all contributions have been accepted.
Those originally submitted as oral talks that have not been included in the program can be presented as posters (max size A0 format).
Posters will be on display for the whole length of the meeting.


Download the program in pdf format.
Invited speakers are in capital letters.

Times given in the program reflect the actual time given to speakers (Invited: 25min; Contributed: 10min). Time intervals between speakers are intended for questions and discussion.
Download the booklet in pdf format (1,5 Mb).
Download the addendum to the abstract booklet in pdf format (978 Kb).

3C75 in the galaxy cluster Abell 400. composite X-ray (blue)/radio (pink) image. Credits: X-ray: NASA/CXC/AIfA/D.Hudson & T.Reiprich et al.; Radio: NRAO/VLA/NRL.
 

MONDAY OCTOBER 1

X-RAY SOURCES IN THE GALAXY

 
  Chairperson: L. Maraschi
09 00 - 09 35Welcome addresses
 REESFOREWORD - Few words about X-ray Astronomy: Past and Future
09 35 - 10 00SCHMITTX-ray astronomy of stars pdf icone (5 Mb)
10 10 - 10 35YAMAGUCHIElement abundances in Supernova Remnants

10 45 - 11 15 COFFEE

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  Chairperson: P. Caraveo
11 15 - 11 25WeisskopfMonitoring of the Crab Nebula with Chandra and HST
11 30 - 11 55REANeutron Stars with huge magnetic Storms pdf icone (5,8 Mb)
12 05 - 12 15NakagawaWide-Band Spectra of Magnetar Burst and Persistent Emission
12 20 - 12 30NakanoSolving Age Discrepancy between Magnetars and Associated Supernova Remnants
12 35 - 12 45IsraelThe multi-wavelength monitoring of magnetar outbursts
12 50 - 13 00MarelliX-ray properties of the Fermi/LAT Pulsars pdf icone (872 Kb)

13 05 - 14 30 LUNCH

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  Chairperson: G. Trinchieri
14 30 - 14 55FENDERGalactic Black Holes
15 05 - 15 15EckartThe broad band properties of X-ray flares from Sagittarius A*
15 20 - 15 45GLADSTONEUltra Luminous X-ray sources (ULX) pdf icone (9,7 Mb)
15 55 - 16 05FarrellBridging the Gap Between Stellar Mass and Supermassive Black Holes

16 10 - 16 40 COFFEE

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  Chairperson: H. Inoue
16 40 - 16 50MiddletonX-ray/radio coupling revealing the presence of a stellar-mass black hole in a ULX
16 55 - 17 05RobertsULXs and accretion physics around the Eddington limit pdf icone (2,4 Mb)
17 10 - 17 20MapelliX-ray binaries powered by massive stellar black holes
17 25 - 17 35HaberlThe XMM-Newton survey of the Small Magellanic Clouds - results and future prospects pdf icone (4 Mb)
17 40 - 17 50CostantiniCharacterizing the chemistry of interstellar dust: the X-ray view

TUESDAY OCTOBER 2

ACTIVE GALACTIC NUCLEI AND THE X-RAY BACKGROUND

 
  Chairperson: L. Stella
09 00 - 09 25MAKISHIMAFrom Sco X-1 to Magnetars - past, present, and future of X-ray studies of neutron stars
09 35 - 10 00REEVESIron Lines and Outflows From Active Galactic Nuclei
10 10 - 10 20CappiUltra Fast Outflows (aka UFOs) from AGNs to QSOs

10 25 - 11 00 COFFEE

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  Chairperson: K. Ebisawa
11 00 - 11 10NodaModel-Independent Decomposition of Broad-Band Suzaku Spectra of AGNs into Primary Continua and Secondary Components
11 15 - 11 25ZoghbiDecoding black hole echoes
11 30 - 11 40De MarcoSoft X-ray lags and the correlation with black hole mass in radio quiet AGN pdf icone (1,6 Mb)
11 45 - 11 55IshibashiThe physical origin of the X-ray variability scaling in accreting black holes
12 00 - 12 10LohfinkTackling the soft X-ray excess in AGN with variability studies
12 15 - 12 40HARRISONNu star - First preliminary results

13 00 - 14 30 LUNCH

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  Chairperson: R. Della Ceca
14 30 - 14 55GILLIThe cosmic X-ray background: abundance and evolution of hidden black holes
15 05 - 15 15ComastriDeep X-ray spectroscopy of obscured AGN in the ultra-deep XMM surveys of the Chandra Deep Field South (CDFS)
15 20 - 15 30PageX-ray and submillimetre observations of star-forming QSOs in the epoch of galaxy formation
15 35 - 15 45MerloniAccreting supermassive black holes in the COSMOS field and the connection to their host galaxies pdf icone (3,6 Mb)

15 50 - 16 20 COFFEE

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  Chairperson: A. Fabian
16 20 - 16 45TREISTERThe Cosmic History of Black Hole Growth
16 55 - 17 20BRENNEMANNuSTAR’'s View of AGN pdf icone (11 Mb)
17 30 - 17 40GeorgantopoulosX-ray background synthesis models in the era of Nustar
17 45 - 17 55Del MoroNew insights on the distant AGN population pdf icone (8,4 Mb)

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 3

FEEDBACK -- RELATIVISTC JETS -- GRB

 
  Chairperson: A. Merloni
09 00 - 09 25FABIANFeedback
09 35 - 09 45Yu WangCentral gas entropy excess as a direct evidence for AGN feedback in galaxy groups and clusters.
09 50 - 10 00MitsuishiX-ray Properties of the Starburst-Driven Outflow in NGC 253 pdf icone (4,6 Mb)
10 05 - 10 15RanalliX-ray gaseous emission in star forming galaxies pdf icone (1,34 Mb)

10 20 - 10 50 COFFEE

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  Chairperson: S. Mereghetti
10 50 - 11 15GHISELLINIHigh redshift blazars pdf icone (8,5 Mb)
11 25 - 11 50TCHEKHOVSKOYGRMHD simulations of relativistic jets in AGN pdf icone (4 Mb)
12 00 - 12 25PIRANGamma Ray Bursts
12 35 - 13 00TAKAHASHIASTRO - H

13 10 - 14 40 LUNCH

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  Chairperson: G. Setti
14 40 - 18 40HISTORIC SESSION with contributions from:
14 40 - 15 10Riccardo GiacconiA Start in X-ray Astronomy
15 15 - 15 45Yasuo TanakaMy early days in X-ray Astronomy
15 50 - 16 20Joachim TrümperThe history of X-ray Astronomy in Germany pdf icone (6,1 Mb)

16 25 - 16 55 COFFEE

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  Chairperson: G. Setti
16 55 - 17 25Mike WatsonThe Development of X-ray Astronomy in the UK pdf icone (9,1 Mb)
17 30 - 18 00Johan BleekerFrom zone plates to microcalorimeters: 50 years of cosmic X-ray spectroscopy at SRON pdf icone (2,7 Mb)
18 05 - 18 35Luigi PiroBeppoSAX : History and Legacy

20 00 CONFERENCE DINNER

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THURSDAY OCTOBER 4

CLUSTERS OF GALAXIES

 
  Chairperson: I. Gioia
09 00 - 09 25ROSATIFuture X-ray surveys of clusters and multi-wavelength synergies
09 35 - 10 00MARKEVITCHShocks and cold fronts in galaxy clusters pdf icone (11,4 Mb)
10 10 - 10 20GastaldelloX-ray Groups from the Core to the Outskirts with Chandra XMM and Suzaku

10 30 - 11 00 COFFEE

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  Chairperson: A. Cavaliere
11 00 - 11 25POINTECOUTEAUThe Sunyaev-Zeldovich effect pdf icone (7,4 Mb)
11 35 - 12 00BÖHRINGERCosmology with Clusters of Galaxies
12 10 - 12 20 Tozzi A scientific case for future X-ray astronomy: high-z galaxy clusters pdf icone (2,6 Mb)
12 25 - 12 55PREDEHLThe eROSITA Mission pdf icone (4,8 Mb)

13 00 - 14 30 LUNCH

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  Chairperson: J. Trümper
14 30 - 16 00FUTURE MISSIONS:
14 30 - 14 50GorensteinHigh Angular Resolution X-ray Astronomy In the Next 50 years
15 00 - 15 20PavlinskyART-XC/SRG
15 30 - 15 50StellaLOFT
16 00 - onPOSTER SESSION & COCKTAIL (more information will follow)

FRIDAY OCTOBER 5

FUTURE MISSIONS

 
  Chairperson: G. Pareschi
09 00 - 09 20MurrayWFXT
09 30 - 09 50NandraATHENA
10 00 - 10 20VikhlininSMART-X: square meter, arcsecond resolution X-ray telescope for the 2020’s
10 30 - 10 50PetreAXSIO

11 00 - 11 30 COFFEE

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  Chairperson: M. Urry
11 30 - 13 00Open discussion: The future of X-ray astronomy