This focused workshop addresses current observational efforts to measure the growth of supermassive black holes over the past 12 billion years, as measured from the light they emit. The observational constraints come from multiwavelength surveys, primarily at infrared, X-ray and optical wavelengths, comprising a “wedding cake” assortment of volumes (i.e., combinations of area and flux limit) spanning redshift-luminosity parameter space, especially GOODS/CANDELS, COSMOS and Stripe 82X. Topics will include luminosity functions, population synthesis models, black hole mass functions, spectral energy distributions, obscured and Compton-thick AGN, the X-ray background, observational signatures of early AGN, and AGN clustering.
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Nico Cappelluti, Eilat Glikman, Allison Kirkpatrick, Stephanie LaMassa, Dave Sanders, Jane Turner, Meg Urry
Program : AHA WORKSHOP CONFERENCE PROGRAM List of Participants as of 2019-09-26
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Name
Last Name
1
Alberto
Masini
2
Vicki
Sarajedini
3
Sharon
Gary
4
Estrada
Michael
5
David
Sanders
6
Meg
Urry
7
Brandon
Coleman
8
Akke
Viitanen
9
James
Webb
10
Stephen
Revesz
11
Fabio
Vito
12
Ezequiel
Treister
13
Marco
Ajello
14
Kartaltepe
Jeyhan
15
Meredith
Powell
16
Aritra
Ghosh
17
Ryan
Hickox
18
Tonima Tasnim
Ananna
19
Gloria
Fonseca-alvarez
20
Yasaman
Homayouni
21
Rebecca
Canning
22
Shao Ming
Hu
23
Michael
Koss
24
Angelo
Ricarte
25
David
Ballantyne
26
Tracey Jane
Turner
27
July
Thomas
28
Roberto
Gilli
29
Andrea
Comastri
30
Callum
Dewsnap
31
Stefano
Marchesi
32
Francesca
Civano
33
Connor
Auge
34
Fabio
Pacucci
35
Michael
Cioffi
36
Dominic
Sicilian
37
Alessandro
Peca
38
Giulia
Cerini
39
Justin
Johnson
40
Erwin
Lau
41
Sicong
Huang
42
Massimiliano
Galeazzi
2nd Edition: University of Miami, 10/17/2019-10/19/2019 Registration fee:
$50 for students
$150 for all others
The workshop will take place at the Wilder auditorium in the University of Miami Coral Gables campus, located at 1320 Campo Sano Avenue, from October 17-19, 2019. The Wilder Auditorium can be reached either via metro-rail plus UM shuttle (Stanford Line) or easily via Uber/Lyft/Taxi (set Wilder Dr. & Campo Sano Avenue as a destination; the entrance of the auditorium is 150 ft (50 m) from the stop sign). All routes below lead to the Pavia Parking Garage on the Coral Gables Campus, where temporary day parking passes are available. If you park in Pavia, it’s an easy walk to the Auditorium. From Miami International Airport: Take LeJeune Road south to Ponce De Leon Boulevard. Turn right on Ponce De Leon and travel about 1 mile to Stanford From I-95 North: Head south on 95, which becomes U.S. 1 (South Dixie Highway). Stay on U.S. 1 for about 5 miles to the UM campus.
Drive, main entrance to UM. Stop at the entrance gate for directions to the Pavia Parking Garage or continue on, turning left from Stanford onto Levante Avenue, then right onto Pavia. The garage is on your left.
Turn right on Stanford Drive, main entrance to UM. Stop at the entrance gate for directions to the Pavia Parking Garage or continue on, turn left from Stanford onto Levante Avenue, then right on Pavia. The garage is on your left.
Residence Inn Miami Coconut Grove The Marriott Residence Inn is located in Coconut Grove neighborhood about 3 miles from the Campus. Ride shares or Taxi are the best option to get to the venue. Alternatively, the Metrorail station is about a 10 minute walk from the hotel; take the southbound train to the University stop. We have reserved blocks of rooms with the University of Miami negotiated rates (available to book until 9/23/19): Studio Suite: $142 + 13% tax Amenities include: Complimentary Daily Hot Breakfast Buffet See link below for more info: Hotel Booking
One Bedroom Suites: $162 + 13% tax
Two Bedroom Suites w/one bath: $189 + 13% tax
Evening Social with Light Fare with Free beer and wine (Monday – Wednesday)
Parking $10 per day, a 50% saving
Free Wireless Internet, Grocery pick up service
2 Outdoor pools | Barbeque Grills | Laundry Facilities | Fitness Center
Walking distance to Coco Walk (over 20 restaurants and activities)