Programme

Detailed program

Sunday 17 / Nov

Registration 17:00 – 18:40

Opening talk. Chair: Paula Coelho (Brazil, LOC)

18:45 – 19:15 Cristina Chiappini (Germany), SOC co-chair: Challenges and opportunities in stellar populations

Monday 18 / Nov

08:00 Registration

08:50 Welcome instructions [Bruno Castilho, Brazil, LOC]

09:00 Jorge Meléndez (Brazil), SOC co-chair: Scientific contributions of Beatriz Barbuy

09:20 Helio Rocha Pinto (President of the Brazilian Astronomical Society): Contributions of Beatriz Barbuy for the development of Astronomy in Brazil

Helio Rocha Pinto, President of the Brazilian Astronomical Society, honors Beatriz Barbuy with a commemorative plate

SESSION 1: The building blocks of the Halo & accretion history of the early Milky Way.

Chair: Kim Venn (backup: Katia Cunha)

09:40 – IR – Ting Li (Canada): Metal-poor stars of the Milky Way and ultra-faint dwarf galaxies

10:10 – IT – Wako Aoki (Japan): The Milky Way halo population studied with LAMOST and Subaru

10:30 – 11:00 Coffee break + posters

11:00 – IR – Amina Helmi (Netherlands): Streams and accretion history

11:30 – CT – Anirudh Chiti [M] Post-Doc (USA) Early results from the DECam MAGIC Survey: Mapping the Ancient Galaxy in CaHK

11:45 – CT – Guilherme Limberg [M] Post-Doc (USA) The Rise of the r-Process in Dwarf Galaxies

12:00 – IT – Danny Horta (USA): The accretion history of the Galaxy via field and GC populations

12:20 – 14:00 Lunch break

14:00 – IT – Else Starkenburg (Netherlands): The Pristine Survey

14:20 – CT – Yangming Lin [M] PhD student (China) Exploring the origin of neutron-capture elements through heavy-element enhanced metal-poor stars

14:35  – CT – Heitor Ernandes [M] Post-Doc (Sweden) Neutron-capture Elements Tracing the GSE’s Star Formation History

14:50 – CT – Paolo Molaro [M] Researcher (Italy) The riddle of the  lithium  origins

15:05 – CT – Eduardo Balbinot [M] Post-Doc (The Netherlands) The 33 Msun black hole Gaia-BH3 belongs to the disrupted ED-2 star cluster. 

15:20 – CT – Maddie Lucey [F] Post-Doc (USA) The Galactic Halo’s Contribution to Inner Galaxy Stellar Populations

15:35 Coffee break + posters

SESSION 2: Globular clusters.

Chair: Francesca Primas (backup: Rodolfo Smiljanic)

16:00 – IR – Carmela Lardo (Italy): Multiple populations in globular clusters

16:30 – CT – Tuila Ziliotto [F] PhD student (Italy) Unraveling multiple stellar populations in globular clusters with JWST
16:45 – CT – Davide Massari [M] Researcher (Italy) The age of GCs as a crucial tool to reconstruct their accreted or in-situ origin

17:00 – CT – Angeles Pérez-Villegas [F] Faculty member (Mexico). The Galactic globular clusters populations based on dynamics and chemistry

17:15 – CT – Steffani Grondin [F] PhD student (Canada) Lost and Found: The discovery of hundreds of extra-tidal candidate stars from 25 globular clusters with APOGEE and Gaia

17:30 – CT – Stefano Souza [M] Post-Doc (Germany) A chrono-chemo-dynamical analysis of Globular Clusters: Looking for the fossils of the Galactic bulge formation

17:45 end of the sessions

Welcome cocktail [with live music] 19:00 – 20:00

Tuesday 19 / Nov

SESSION 3: The central parts of the galaxy.

Chair: Thomas Bensby (backup: Katia Cunha)

09:00 – IR – Sergio Ortolani (Italy): Globular clusters in the galactic bulge

09:30 – CT – Doug Geisler [M] Faculty member (Chile) Galactic Archeology with Bulge Globular Clusters 

09:45 – IR – Beatriz Barbuy (Brazil): The Galactic Bulge

10:15 – CT – R. Michael Rich [M] Faculty member [USA] Metallicity, Structure, and Age of the Galactic bulge from the Blanco DECam Bulge Survey

10:30 – 11:00 Coffee break + posters

11:00 – IT – Anna Barbara Queiroz (Spain): Dissecting the bulge, bar and inner disk

11:20 – IT  – Anke Arentsen (UK): The ancient central population

11:40 – CT – Elena Valenti [F] Faculty member (Germany) The RRL population in the inner Galactic bulge

11:55 – CT – Govind Nandakumar [M] Post-Doc (Sweden) M giants with IGRINS: Exploring the highly extinct inner Milky Way regions with near infrared spectroscopic observations

12:10 – CT – Nils Ryde [M] Faculty member (Sweden) First detail abundance study of 20 elements in the Nuclear Star Cluster

12:25 – CT – Manuela Zoccali [F] Faculty member (Chile) On the MW Nuclear Stellar Disk 

12:40 – 14:00 Lunch break

SESSION 4: The Galactic disk.

Chair: Sofia Randich (backup: Rodolfo Smiljanic)

14:00 – IR – Anthony Brown (Netherlands): Gaia: Taking the Galactic Census

14:30 – CT – Alejandra Recio-Blanco [F] Researcher (France) The chemistry of the Milky Way disc with the Gaia space mission

14:45 – CT – Samir Nepal [M] PhD student (Germany) From metal-poor to metal-rich: new insights on Milky Way bar, bulge and discs with machine learning and Gaia

15:00 – CT – Carme Gallart [F] Researcher (Spain): Chronology of our Galaxy from Gaia color-magnitude diagram fitting (ChronoGal): spatially resolved star formation histories of the Milky Way disk and halo

15:15 – CT – Nadège Lagarde [F] Researcher (France) The evolution of galactic disks:  New insights with the Gaia-APOGEE-Kepler giant stars and the Besançon galaxy mode

15:30 Coffee break + posters

16:00 – IT – Norbert Przybilla (Austria): Present-day abundances from B stars

16:20 – CT – Jacques Lepine [M] Researcher (Brazil) The spiral arm structure of the Galaxy and metallicity distribution

16:35 – CT – C.Clare Worley [F] Faculty (New Zealand) Chemical signatures of the galactic disk with PCA

16:50 – CT – Grazina Tautvaisiene [F] Faculty member (Lithuania) Applicability of elemental abundance ratios as age indicators in evolved stars

17:05 – CT – Maren Brauner [F] PhD student (Spain) Chemical abundance inventory in phosphorus-rich stars

17:20 end of the sessions

17:30 – 18:00 Special session. Chair: Camila de Sá Freitas

Career development and EDI principles, by Francesca Primas (ESO)

For early-career scientists only, i.e. graduate students and young post-docs

PUBLIC OBSERVATION WITH TELESCOPES
(weather permitting)

Night observations

Nov. 19, 19:00 – 22:00 At the Largo de Santa Rita, in front of SESC

Day (solar) observations

Nov. 20, at Paraty’s downtown

Wednesday 20 / Nov

SESSION 5: Spectroscopic surveys

Chair: Katia Cunha (backup: Rodolfo Smiljanic)

09:00 – IR – Vanessa Hill (France): Spectroscopic surveys in the Gaia era 

09:30 – IT – Haining Li (China): Exploring the Milky Way with LAMOST Survey

09:50 – IT – Sofia Randich (Italy): The Gaia-ESO Survey, its legacy, and new perspectives

10:10 – IT – Ricardo Schiavon (UK): The APOGEE survey

10:30 – 11:00 Coffee break + posters

11:00 – IT – Sarah Martell (Australia): The GALAH survey

11:20 – IT – Jennifer Johnson (USA): Stellar Populations in SDSS-V/Milky Way Mapper
11:40 – IT – Marica Valentini (Germany): 4MOST: 4-metre Multi-Object Spectroscopic Telescope
12:00 end of the sessions

Free Afternoon

We suggest you enjoy outdoor activities on Wednesday afternoon.

Boat tour (4 boats) leaves at 1pm from the Cais do Paraty (Cais de Turismo)

PUBLIC TALKS (in Portuguese, at the Villas Paraty venue)

Chair: Fabrícia Barbosa (IAG-USP)

19:00 – 19:30 Prof. Dr. Helio Rocha Pinto (Observatório do Valongo – UFRJ, Brasil):

Constelações e cosmogonia tupi-guarani

19:30 – 20:00 Prof. Dr. Ricardo Schiavon (Liverpool John Moores University, Inglaterra):

Por que você está aqui

Thursday 21 / Nov

SESSION 6: Methods for abundance analysis and population synthesis

Chair: Claus Leitherer (backup: Lucimara Martins)

09:00 – IR – Carlos Allende Prieto (Spain): Automated methods for abundance determination

09:30 – CT – Guillaume Guiglion [M] Post-Doc (Germany) Realising the potential of large spectroscopic surveys with machine-learning

09:45 – IR – Paula Coelho (Brazil): Stellar Spectral Libraries for Stellar Populations Studies

10:15 – CT – Emilio Zanatta [M] Post-Doc (Brazil) Unveiling Extragalactic Globular Clusters: Insights from X-Shooter Spectra and NIR Abundances

10:30 – 11:00 Coffee break + posters

11:00 – IR Alexandre Vazdekis (Spain): Stellar populations model developments

11:30 – CT – Francesco La Barbera [M] Researcher (Italy) Stellar populations and chemical abundance ratios for the bulge of M31

11:45 – CT – Francesca Pinna [F] Post-Doc (Spain) Stellar populations of thick and thin disks in Milky Way-mass galaxies: observations from the GECKOS survey and simulations

SESSION 7: Cosmological simulations and chemical evolution.

Chair: Anthony Brown (backup: Kim Venn)

12:00 – IR – Chiaki Kobayashi (UK): Chemical evolution with hydrodynamical cosmological simulations

12:30 – 14:00 Lunch break

14:00 – IT – Andrew Wetzel (USA), FIRE/Latte simulations of Milky Way-like galaxies

14:20 – CT – Alice Mori [F] PhD student (Italy) Metallicity distributions of halo stars: do they trace the Galactic accretion history?

14:35 – CT – Kaley Brauer [F] Post-Doc (USA) Highly-Resolved Chemical Abundances of Individual Stars from Simulated Dwarf Galaxies

14:50 – CT – Patricia Tissera [F] Faculty member (Chile) A secondary dependence of the MZR on the metallicity gradients

15:05 – CT – Martina Rossi [F] Post-Doc (Italy) The early chemical evolution of CNO elements through different environments and cosmic epochs

15:20 – 15:50 Coffee break + posters

SESSION 8: Resolved extragalactic stellar populations.
Chair: Marina Trevisan (backup: Roberto Cid Fernandes)

15:50 – IR – Nitya Kallivayalil (USA): Local Group Cosmology: lessons from mapping the stellar populations in the nearby universe
16:20 – IT – Maria Celeste Parisi (Argentina): The interaction history of the Magellanic Clouds as told by their stellar populations

16:40 – CT – Bruno Dias [M] Faculty member (Chile): The VISCACHA survey reveals the SMC in 8D

16:55 – CT – Julio Chanamé [M] Faculty member (Chile) The predicted and measured impact of the LMC’s Passage through the Milky Way Halo

17:10 – IT – Mario Gennaro (USA): The low-mass IMF: a review and an illustration of future prospects with JWST

17:30 – CT – Conor Nally [M] PhD student (Scotland) The stellar content of NGC 6822 with JWST

17:45 end of the sessions

19:30 Conference dinner at the Margarida Cafe

Entries, main dish (meat, fish or vegetarian), desert and 3 drinks. Live music

Friday 22 / Nov

SESSION 9: Unresolved extragalactic stellar populations / JWST / Euclid

Chair: Roberto Cid Fernandes (backup: Marina Trevisan)

09:00 – IR – Gustavo Bruzual (Mexico): Stellar populations in distant galaxies
09:30 – IT – Grazyna Stasinska (France): Modeling emission lines in early type galaxies

09:50 – CT – Giacomo Bortolini [M] PhD student (Sweden) Unveiling IZw18 age’s mystery: Resolved Stellar Populations and Star Formation History Study with JWST/NIRCam
10:05 – CT – Jess Howell [F] PhD student (United Kingdom) First science with Euclid – the star cluster systems of local group galaxies IC 10 and NGC 6822

10:20 – 10:50 Coffee break + posters

SESSION 10: Future instrumentation

Chair: Francesca Primas (backup: Verne Smith)

10:50 – IR – Bruno Castilho (Brazil): Future instrumentation for Galactic Archaeology

11:20 – CT – Luca Pasquini [M] Faculty member (Germany) ESO &  stellar population studies

11:35 – CT – Dante Minniti [M] Faculty member (Chile) Dreaming the next generation Galactic plane survey with the Nancy Roman Space Telescope

11:50 – IR – Alvio Renzini (Italy): Conference summary

Closing – last announcements 12:15

12:30 Boarding of the first bus to Rio de Janeiro (GIG + ON) and São Paulo (GRU, then VM)

12:40 Departure

14:00 Boarding of the second bus to Rio de Janeiro (ON) and São Paulo (GRU, then VM)

14:10 Departure