DAWN Summit 2022
We are pleased to announce the annual summit at the Cosmic Dawn Center.
Each year, new faces appear at DAWN, and you forget what your old colleagues are spending their time on. The purpose of the DAWN Summit is to get to know each other, scientifically and socially, get an overview of the science of DAWN, and hopefully spawn new collaborations.
Read more about the DAWN Summit 2022 on our external website 'cosmicdawn'.
Objective
Each year, new faces appear at DAWN, and you forget what your old colleagues are spending their time on. The purpose of the DAWN Summit is to get to know each other, scientifically and socially, get an overview of the science of DAWN, and hopefully spawn new collaborations.
Time and venue
The meeting will take place on 20–21 June at DTU and the Niels Bohr Building/Biocenter.
Unless recordings or call-ins are specifically requested, the plan is to have an in person meeting only. This is to avoid the significant overhead when dealing with bad connection, computer setups, etc. between the talks.
Talks
This year, we would like talks to have a special focus on JWST, if appropriate.
Review talks will be 20–25 minutes, plus time for questions and discussions; 30 minutes in total including overhead. They will focus on advances in the field particularly within the last year, as well as expected advances when JWST starts observing.
Contributed talks will be roughly 10+3 minutes, so that a new speaker may start every 15 minutes.
- Desika Narayanan (U. of Florida)
- Lijie Liu (DTU)
- John Weaver (NBI)
- Victoria Strait (NBI)
- Francesco Valentino (NBI)
- Seiji Fujimoto (NBI)
- Charlotte Mason (NBI)
- Pascal Oesch (NBI + Geneva)
- Kasper Heintz (NBI)
- David Vizgan (DTU)
- Meghana Killi (NBI)
- Kate Whitaker (UMass Amherst)
- Francesca Rizzo (NBI)
- Rebeca Reyes Carrion (U. of Puerto Rico Mayaguez)
- Helena Baungaard-Sørensen (NBI)
- Malte Brinch (DTU)
- David Blanquez (DTU)
- Shuowen Jin (DTU)
- Birgitta Nordström (NBI)
- Joonas Viuho (NBI)
- Peter Laursen (NBI)