Nov 30, 2021
9:00

SOCWelcome

9:05 15+5

H. Kobayashi (NAOJ)

SKA project status

9:25 15+5

D. Iono (NAOJ)

ngVLA project status

Epoch of Reionization, Cosmology, Galaxy Formation and Evolution (Chair: K. Ichiki)
9:45 20+5

H. Tashiro (Nagoya University)

Cosmology with radio telescopes

10:10 20+5

A. K. Inoue (Waseda University)

Galaxy formation with large interferometers and synergies with optical/IR telescopes

10:45 20+5

T. T. Takeuchi (Nagoya University)

Star Formation in Galaxies from Radio Continuum: Prospects to the Radio Astronomy in 2030s

11:10 20+5

K. Tadaki (NAOJ)

Redshifted CO line emission with ngVLA and SKA

11:35 Discussion

The Solar System and Stars (Chair: T. Hirota)
13:00 20+5

H. Imai (Kagoshima University)

Circumstellar Physics and Masers

13:25 20+5

H. Sagawa (Kyoto Sangyo University)

Prospect of studying planetary atmosphere with large interferometers

13:50 20+5

M. Shimojo (NAOJ)

Stellar atmosphere and activities observed with decimeter--millimeter waves

14:15 20+5

Y. Otsuka (Nagoya University)

GNSS observations of ionospheric disturbances at low and middle latitudes

14:40 Discussion
Poster talks and discussion (chair: T. Akahori, D. Iono)
15:10 14 x 3min

S. Notsu (Riken)

Investigating the impact of X-rays on the molecular abundances of inner envelopes and disks aroundlow-mass protostars with ALMA and ngVLA

H. Nagai (NAOJ)

Linking AGN-Starburst with ALMA and low-frequency VLBI

H. Sakemi (Kagoshima University)

Interaction between an AGN jet and the intra-cluster magnetic field seen by MeerKAT: I. Observation

T. Ohmura (University of Tokyo)

Interaction between an AGN jet and the intra-cluster magnetic field seen by MeerKAT: II. Numerical
Simulation

H. Okino (University of Tokyo)

Global jet structure of quasar 3C 273 with multi-frequency VLBI observations

M. Kobayashi (NAOJ)

Turbulent star formation theory and its possible test through the multiphase ISM observations

K. Tsuge (Friedrich-Alexander University
Erlangen-Nürnberg)

Formation of massive clusters triggered by tidally-driven colliding HI flows

T. Nishioka (Nagoya University)

Star-forming filamentary molecular clouds formed by colliding HI flows in the nearby cloud and theLarge Magellanic Cloud

F. Demachi (Nagoya University)

High-mass star formation in GMCs : M100

H. Sano (NAOJ)

Interstellar Hydrogen in Gamma-Ray Supernova Remnants as a Key to Understanding the Origin ofCosmic Rays

M. Aruga (Nagoya University)

Molecular and Atomic Clouds Associated with the Gamma-Ray Supernova Remnant Puppis A

S. Eie (University of Tokyo)

Wide-band radio properties of magnetar radio outbursts

R. Omae (Sokendai)

Hidden Intervening Galaxies: Impact on Polarization Catalogues of SKA and ngVLA

Y. Tashima (Sokendai)

Observational visualization of a spiral galaxy obtained by MHD simulations: effect of thedepolarization

16:00 Discussion
Dec 1, 2021 Interstellar/Intergalactic/Intracluster Medium (Chair: T. Akahori)
9:30 20+5

Y. Fujita (Tokyo Metropolitan University)

Nonthermal emissions from clusters of galaxies

9:55 20+5

M. Machida (NAOJ)

Magnetic fields of spiral galaxies via numerical simulations

10:20 20+5

H. Nakanishi (Kagoshima University)

The Milky Way Galaxy and nearby galaxies in HI

10:45 20+5

K. Tachihara (Nagoya University)

Evolution of inter-stellar clouds by molecular and atomic gas surveys

11:10 Discussion

Star/Planet Formation and Chemistry (Chair: D. Iono)
13:00 20+5

K. Tanaka (University of Colorado)

The Hot and Dynamic Birth of Massive Stars

13:25 20+5

M. Momose (Ibaraki University)

Structure of protoplanetary disks and magnetosphere of exoplanets explored by continuum emission
at radio wavelengths

13:50 20+5

N. Sakai (Riken)

Centimeter Wave Observations Required for Astrochemistry

14:15 20+5

T. Hirota (NAOJ)

Some specific science cases for star-planet formation studies with SKA and ngVLA

14:40 Discussion

AGN/SMBH, Time Domain, Multi-messenger and Compact Objects (Chair: H. Nagai)
15:00 20+5

T. Oka (Keio University)

Black hole astronomy based on time and velocity domain observations

15:25 20+5

K. Niinuma (Yamaguchi University)

Time domain studies with next generation radio interferometers

15:50 20+5

K. Takahashi (Kumamoto University)

Pulsar studies with next-generation radio telescopes

16:15 20+5

K. Hada (NAOJ)

AGN observations with next-generation radio interferometers

16:40 Discussion