Program

Abstract book is available here and poster list can be found below

(Telescopes chair: Mareki Honma)

9:00-9:10	Opening	Naoshi Sugiyama	Nagoya University
9:10-9:40	Telescopes 1 (inv)	Aaron Ewall-Wice	JPL, Dunlap Institute	The Hydrogen Epoch of Reionization Array -- An Overview and Status Update
9:40-9:55	Telescopes 2	Chuneeta Nunhokee	University of California, Berkeley	The Hydrogen Epoch of Reionization Array: Beam Pattern characterization from observations
9:55-10:10	Telescopes 3	Heiko Heilgendorff	University of KwaZulu-Natal	An Overview of the Hydrogen Intensity and Real-time Analysis eXperiment
10:10-10:25	Telescopes 4	Liju Philip	University of KwaZulu-Natal	Searching for cosmic dawn from the sub-Antarctic : 2018 updates
10:25-10:40	Telescopes 5	Melanie Johnston-Hollitt	Curtin University	MWA
10:40-11:00	break
11:00-11:15	Telescopes 6	Joseph Callingham	ASTRON	LOFAR
11:15-11:30	Telescopes 7	C. H. Ishwara Chandra	NCRA	uGMRT
11:30-11:45	Telescopes 8	Juan Mena Parra	McGill University	CHIME
11:45-12:00	Telescopes 9	Randall Wayth	ICRAR/Curtin University	The SKA-Low Aperture Array Verification System
12:00-12:30	Telescopes 10 (inv)	Philip Diamond	SKA Organisation	SKA
12:30-13:45	Lunch

(Techniques Chair: Colin Lonsdale)

13:45-14:15	Techniques 1 (inv)	Carina Cheng	University of California, Berkeley	From PAPER to HERA: 21cm Power Spectrum Techniques
14:15-14:30	Techniques 2	Hsin Cynthia Chiang	McGill University	Observing the <100 MHz radio sky from the sub-Antarctic
14:30-14:45	Techniques 3	Adam Beardsley	Arizona State University	Fast Radio Imaging with the Long Wavelength Array
14:45-15:00	Techniques 4	Ronniy Joseph	ICRAR - Curtin University, Australia	The Limitations of Redundant and Sky-Based Calibration under Realistic Sky and Telescope Conditions
15:00-15:15	sparkler talks
15:15-15:45	break

(Milky Way Chair: Toshihiro Handa)

15:45-16:15	Milky Way 1 (inv)	Takuya Akahori	NAOJ	Unresolved Problems in Cosmic Magnetism
16:15-16:30	Milky Way 2	Xiaohui SUN	Yunnan University, China	Galactic diffuse polarized emission at low frequencies
16:30-16:45	Milky Way 3	Charlotte SOBEY	CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science	Probing the Galactic magnetic field using low-frequency Faraday rotation measures towards pulsars
16:45-17:00	Milky Way 4	Joseph Callingham	Netherlands Insitute for Radio Astronomy (ASTRON)	Stars at low frequencies: The tip of the nearby iceberg
17:00-17:15	Milky Way 5	Natasha Hurley-Walker	Curtin University / International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research	Detecting New SNR with the MWA
17:15-17:30	Milky Way 6	Joanne DAWSON	Macquarie University, Australia	Shining Light on the Dark ISM with the 700-MHz Lines of CH

(EoR Chair: Miguel Morales)

9:00-9:30	EoR 1 (inv)	Raul Monsalve	McGill University	An Absorption Feature in the Sky-Averaged Radio Spectrum
9:30-9:45	EoR 2	Shintaro Yoshiura	Kumamoto University	Systematic Effects on 21cm-CMB Cross Correlation
9:45-10:00	EoR 3	Akash Kumar Patwa	Raman Research Institute, Bengaluru, India	On detecting 21-cm signal from EoR using drift scan data from MWA
10:00-10:15	EoR 4	Matthew Kolopanis	Arizona State University, USA	A re-analysis of PAPER-64 with the simpleDS pipeline
10:15-10:30	EoR 5	Peter Sims	Brown University	Joint estimation of the Epoch of Reionization power spectrum and foregrounds in a Bayesian framework
10:30-11:15	break
11:15-11:30	EoR 6	Teppei MINODA	Nagoya University, Japan	The limit on the primordial magnetic fields from the EDGES observation
11:30-11:45	EoR 7	Christene Lynch	ICRAR-Curtin/ASTRO3D	First results from the Long Baseline Epoch of Reionisation Survey
11:45-12:00	EoR 8	Bart Pindor	University of Melbourne	Towards a New MWA Limit on the Epoch of X-Ray Heating
12:00-12:15	EoR 9	Nichole Barry	University of Melbourne	The Future of EoR Power Spectrum Analysis
12:15-12:30	EoR 10	Jack Line	ICRAR Curtin University	Simulating MWA observations with OSKAR
12:30-13:45	Lunch

(Surveys Chair: Melanie Johnston-Hollitt)

13:45-14:15	Surveys 1 (inv)	Timothy Shimwell	ASTRON	An update on the LOFAR surveys
14:15-14:30	Surveys 2	Chris Riseley	CSIRO Astronomy & Space Science	The POlarised GLEAM Survey (POGS)
14:30-14:45	Surveys 3	Nick SEYMOUR	ICRAR/Curtin, Australia	Searching for the First Black Holes with the MWA

(Galaxies Chair: Gulay Gurkan)

14:45-15:15	Galaxies 1 (inv)	Tsutomu T. TAKEUCHI	Nagoya University, Japan	Formation and Evolution of Galaxies as Viewed from the Cold Side
15:15-15:30	Galaxies 2	Piotrowska Julia	Jagiellonian University	Low - Frequency radio - FIR correlation in NGC 6946
15:30-15:45	Galaxies 3	Shuntaro YOSHIDA	Nagoya University, Japan	Physical properties of nearby galaxies using GLEAM Survey
15:45-16:15	break
16:15-16:30	Galaxies 4	Melanie Johnston-Hollitt	Curtin University	Revising the Taxonomy of Diffuse Radio Emission in Galaxy Clusters
16:30-16:45	Galaxies 5	Stefan William DUCHESNE	International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research - Curtin University	A Murchison Widefield Array Phase II follow-up of diffuse, non-thermal cluster emission.
16:45-17:00	Galaxies 6	Nicola Locatelli	University of Bologna	Probing the magnetised cosmic web nearby galaxy cluster Abell 2744

(Sun & Earth Chair: TBD)

17:00-17:15	Sun & Earth 1	Paul Hancock	Curtin University	Detecting and tracking space debris with the MWA
17:15-17:30	Sun & Earth 2	Xiang ZHANG	CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science, Australia	Detection of Meteors and Space Debris with the MWA
18:00-	Banquet

(Sun & Earth Chair: TBD)

9:00-9:15	Sun & Earth 3	Colin Lonsdale	MIT Haystack Observatory	Solar and Heliospheric Studies using the MWA
9:15-9:30	Sun & Earth 4	Christopher Jordan	Curtin University, Australia	Ionospheric analyses with MWA EoR

(Transients Chair: Keitaro Takahashi)

9:30-10:00	Transients 1 (inv)	Christene Lynch	ICRAR-Curtin/ASTRO3D	Searching for low-frequency emission from Star-exoplanet interactions
10:00-10:30	Transients 2 (inv)	Mengyao XUE	Curtin University, Australia	Properties of Pulsars at Low Radio Frequencies
10:30-11:00	break
11:00-11:15	Transients 3	Hiroki KUMAMOTO	Kumamoto University, Japan	Pulsar searching for low frequency radio
11:15-11:30	Transients 4	Naoyuki YONEMARU	Kumamoto University, Japan	Selection of pulsar candidates from radio continuum surveys with artificial neural networks
11:30-11:45	Transients 5	Zhongli Zhang	Shanghai Astronomical Observatory	A preliminary pulsar blind search with MWA incoherent summed data
11:45-12:00	Transients 6	Ramesh BHAT	ICRAR, Curtin University, Australia	Geodetic precession in the binary PSR J1141-6545
12:00-12:15	Transients 7	Marcin Sokolowski	Curtin University, Australia	No low-frequency emission from extremely bright Fast Radio Bursts
12:15-12:30	Closing	Hideyuki Kobayashi	NAOJ

1.	Shinnosuke Hisano	Kumamoto University	Possibility of detecting ultra-low frequency gravitational waves with the pulsar spin-down rates
2.	Kazuhiro Takefuji	NICT	Japanese low frequency observatories
3.	Gemma Anderson	Curtin University	Rapid follow-up of Gamma-ray Bursts using the upgraded MWA automatic triggering capability
4.	Kazumasa IWAI	Nagoya University	Radio telescopes at 327 MHz of ISEE, Nagoya University; System and its interplanetary scintillation observations
5.	Suchetha Cooray	Nagoya University, Japan	Papoulis-Gerchberg Algorithm for Reconstruction of Masked Astronomical Images
6.	Sohn Bong Won	KASI	Low Frequency Observations of a Radio Loud Dward Galaxy
7.	Aleksandra Wolowska	Torun Centre for Astronomy, Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland	Low frequency emission around compact AGNs
8.	Kenji KUBOTA	Kumamoto University	Detectability of 21-cm signal during the EoR with 21-cm Lyman-alpha emitter cross-correlation
9.	Tomoya KANEUJI	Kumamoto University	Verifying halo mass dependence on ionizing photon escape fraction with 21cm-Lyman-alpha emitter cross-correlation
10.	Torrance Hodgson	Curtin University	The imaging challenges of faint diffuse emission with MWA Phase II