Poster submissions, by session

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SessionNameOrganisation

Title

A1

Molecularclouds

Jorge

Abreu
VicenteMax Planck Institute for
Astronomy

ALMA kinematic study of the Integral Shaped Filament in Orion

E1

Molecularclouds

Ahmad

Ali

University of Exeter

Modelling stellar feedback in clusters using Monte Carlo radiationhydrodynamics

E2

Molecularclouds

Simon

Bihr

Max Planck Institute for
Astronomy

THOR - The HI, OH, Recombination Line survey of the Milky Way

A2

Molecularclouds

DavidBresnahan

University of Central
Lancashire

The dense cores and filamentary structure of the molecular cloud inCorona Australis

A3

Molecularclouds

VianeyCamacho

IRyA-UNAM

Understanding the energetics of clumps and dense cores.

A4

Molecularclouds

Giuliana

Cosentino

University College London

Kinematics, SiO and CH3OH parsec-scale Emission in Filamentary
Infrared Dark Clouds.

A5

Molecularclouds

Simon

Coudé

Université de Montréal

POL-2 & BISTRO: the SCUBA-2 polarimeter and the study of magnetismin star-forming regions

E3

Molecularclouds

KevinDouglas

Okanagan College

The GALFA-HI Second Data Release

A6

Molecularclouds

SergioAbrahamDzib Quijano

Max Planck Institute for
Astronomy

A comprehensive Galactic plane radio wavelength star formation
surveyA7

Molecularclouds

EricaFogerty

University of Rochester

Molecular cloud formation in high shear, magnetized colliding flows

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SessionName

Organisation

Title

A8

Molecular
cloudsKathrynGoldsmith

University of Leeds

The interaction of astrophysical flows with clouds and filaments

A9

Molecular
clouds

Munan

Gong

Princeton University

Simulating CO formation in realistic star formation environments

A10

Molecular
cloudsSebastian

Haid

University of Cologne

The consequences of stellar feedback on molecular clouds

A11

MolecularcloudsKazunari

Iwasaki

Doshisha University

Formation of massive filamentary molecular clouds by shockcompression

A12

Molecularclouds

Venu

KalariUniversidad de ChileFeedback and triggering on the molecular clouds in R136

A13

Molecularclouds

IvaylaKalcheva

University of Leeds

Properties of the CORNISH-North UCHII sample

A14

Molecular
clouds

Jared

Keown

University of Victoria

Characterizing Starless Cores, Protostars, and Filaments in Cepheus

A15

Molecular
cloudsJeong-Gyu

Kim

Seoul National University

Disruption of Molecular Clouds by Radiative Feedback from Massive
Stars

A16

Molecularclouds

Alexander

Lodge

UCLanProperties of pre-stellar cores observed using the Herschel SPIRE
Instrument

A17

Molecularclouds

Jingqi

MiaoKent University

The roles of chemical feedback in the evolution of molecular clouds inPDRs and HII regions

A18

Molecularclouds

Omnarayani

Nayak

Johns Hopkins University

Relating Young Stars Imaged by Spitzer and Hubble to the CO
Molecular Gas Observed with ALMA in 30 Doradus and N159 West

A19

Molecular
cloudsJanOrkisz

Observatoire de Paris / IRAM

Turbulence versus star formation efficiency in OrionPosterRef.

SessionNameOrganisation

Title

A20

MolecularcloudsHsi-AnPan

Academia Sinica Institute of
Astronomy and Astrophysics(ASIAA)The Role of GMC Observations in the Big Picture: Effects of Galactic
Disc Inclination and Resolution on Observed GMC Properties andLarson’s Scaling Relations

A21

Molecularclouds

LiubinPan

Harvard-Smithsonian Center
for Astrophysics

Compressibility and density fluctuations in supernova-driven
turbulence in molecular clouds

A22

Molecularclouds

JulianPittard

University of Leeds

MHD simulation of stellar feedback in a filamentary molecular cloudformed by the thermal instability

A23

Molecularclouds

DanielSeifried

University of CologneZooming into the dynamical and chemical evolution of molecularclouds

E4

Molecularclouds

NehaSharma

ARIES-Nainital-India

Optical polarimetric and molecular line observations of two brightrimmed clouds, BRC 18 and BRC 38.

A24

Molecular
clouds

LaszloSzucs

Max Planck Institute forExtraterrestrial Physics

On the caveats of tracing molecular gas with CO emission

A25

Molecular
cloudsGwenllian

Williams

Cardiff University

What can filament dynamics tell us about core formation?

E5

Molecular
cloudsChang

Won LeeKorea Astronomy and SpaceScience Institute

TRAO multi-beam Survey of Nearby Molecular Clouds

A26

Molecularclouds

Sac Nicte

XiomaraSerranoMedinaMax Planck Intitute forRadioastronomy

Turbulence in the Orion Nebula

B1

Protostellar
cores

JosephBooker

University of Toledo

HST Scattered Light Imaging of Orion Protostars: Do Outflows Halt
Infall?

B2

Protostellar
coresJamesDi Francesco

National Research Council ofCanada

The Next Generation Very Large ArrayPoster
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SessionName

Organisation

Title

B3

Protostellar
cores

Mathilde

Gaudel

CEA Saclay

Rotation in protostellar envelopes of CALYPSO sources

B4

Protostellar
cores

Il-GyoJeong

Korea Astronomy and SpaceScience InstituteStar forming activities in the vicinity of the HII region G84.9+0.5

B5

Protostellar
cores

HyunwooKang

Korea Astronomy and Space
Science Institute

Investigation of simultaneous observation results of water and class I
methanol masers toward class II methanol maser sources

B6

Protostellar
cores

Hyun-Jeong

Kim

Seoul National University

Massive Young Stellar Objects with H2 Outflows in Infrared Dark CloudCore MSXDC G53.11+00.05 MM1

B7Protostellar
cores

Kee-Tae

Kim

Korea Astronomy and SpaceScience Institute

KVN Studies of Water and Methanol Masers in Massive YSOs

B8

Protostellar
cores

RajikaKuruwita

Australian NationalUniversityJets from forming binary star systems

E6

Protostellar
cores

Bilal

Ladjelate

CEA-Laboratoire AIM-ParisSaclay

Star-formation in the Ophiuchus Molecular Cloud: Similarities anddiversity

B9

Protostellar
cores

PierreMarchand

CRAL-ENS Lyon

Non ideal MHD and chemistry in star formation

B10

Protostellar
cores

Chris

Mowat

University of Exeter

The JCMT Gould Belt Survey: A First Look at SCUBA-2 Observations ofthe Lupus I Molecular Cloud

B11

Protostellar
cores

ZsofiaNagy

University of Toledo - USA

Measuring rotation in protostellar envelopes: ALMA Observations ofEdge-On Orion Protostars

B12

Protostellarcores

Raul

Naranjo
RomeroInstituto deRadioastronomia yAstrofisica

Hierarchical gravitational fragmentation. I. Collapsing cores withincollapsing cloudsPosterRef.

SessionNameOrganisation

Title

B13

Protostellar
cores

Fernando

OlguinChoupay

University of Leeds

The physical properties of the prototypical MYSO GL 2591

B14

Protostellar
cores

HowardSmith

Harvard-Smithsonian Centrefor Astrophysics

Unraveling YSO Clusters in Protostellar Cores and IRDCs

B15

Protostellar
cores

RachaelSpowage

Cardiff University

Investigating the presence of a transition to coherence in (magneto)hydrodynamical simulations

B16

ProtostellarcoresJacobWardKeele University

Integral field spectroscopy of massive YSOs in the Small Magellanic
Cloud

B17

Protostellar
cores

Jennifer

WisemanNASA Goddard Space FlightCenter

A Newly Discovered Ammonia Source With Peculiar Chemistry Near the
HH 111/HH 121 Protostellar System

B18

Protostellar
coresJamesWurster

University of Exeter

How non-ideal MHD affects the evolution of the environment around aforming protostar

B19

Protostellar
cores

Yao-LunYang

The University of Texas atAustin

The Class 0 Protostar BHR71: Herschel Observations and DustContinuum Models

B20

Protostellar
cores

AlisonYoung

University of Exeter

Hydrodynamic and radiative transfer modelling of first hydrostatic core
candidates

B21

Protostellarcores

Ka HoYuen

The Chinese University ofHong Kong

Divergence between dynamic and spatial field-density variance during
proto-star core formation in interstellar media

C1

Protostars &clusters

MortenAndersenGemini ObservatoriesGemini SouthThe very low-mass stellar content of the young supermassive Galactic
star cluster Westerlund 1

C2

Protostars &clusters

Costanza

Argiroffi

DiFC - University of Palermo

X-ray Doppler shift from TW Hya: constraints on the accretion process

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SessionNameOrganisation

Title

C3

Protostars &clusters

Becky

ArnoldUniversity of Sheffield

Binary clusters of stars

C4

Protostars &clusters

CameronBell

ETH Zurich

A stellar census of the 32 Ori moving group

C5

Protostars &clusters

Tyler

BourkeSKA Observatory

Revealing the jets in the BHR71 protostellar system

C6

Protostars &clusters

Ross

Burns

JIVE

Water masers in a jet-driven bowshock: Episodic ejection from a
massive young stellar object

C7

Protostars &clusters

JustynCampbellWhite

University of Kent

Classifying HII Regions Using Shape Analysis of IR Bubbles

C8

Protostars &clusters

Zhiwei

ChenRuhr-University BochumStellar feedback of massive star formation in M17

C9

Protostars &clusters

ClaireEsau

The University of SheffieldNo evidence for primordial mass segregation

C10

Protostars &clusters

ShaneFogerty

University of Rochester

Silicate dust grain composition in the interstellar medium

C11

Protostars &clusters

Dirk

Froebrich

University of Kent

Photometric Monitoring of nearby young Clusters as a Citizen ScienceProjectC12

Protostars &clusters

Abigail

Frost

University of Leeds

A MIDI/VISIR Study of an MYSO

C13

Protostars &clusters

PhillipGalli

Institute of Astronomy,Geophysics and AtmosphericSciences, Brazil

A VLBI Distance Determination to the Taurus-Star Forming Region

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SessionNameOrganisation

Title

C14

Protostars &clusters

Simon

Goodwin

University of Sheffield

Prestellar sources in Serpens

C15

Protostars &clusters

DanGriffiths

University of Sheffield

Massive Wide Binaries as Tracers for the Dynamical History of Stellar
Regions

C16

Protostars &clusters

Mario
Giuseppe

Guarcello

INAF - Osservatorio
Astronomico di Palermo

Photoevaporation and close encounters: how the environment around
Cygnus~ OB2 affects the evolution of protoplanetary disks

C17

Protostars &clusters

Mario
Giuseppe

Guarcello

INAF - Osservatorio
Astronomico di Palermo

Time resolved X-ray spectral analysis of class II YSOs in NGC2264
during optical dips and bursts

C18

Protostars &clusters

Zhen

GuoKIAA-PKU

Evidence of star-disk interaction on a classical T Tauri star

C19

Protostars &clusters

DavidGuszejnov

CaltechThe Minimum Physics of Star Formation

C20

Protostars &clusters

Sasha

Hinkley

University of Exeter

New Extreme-Mass Ratio Systems at 10 Million Years

C21

Protostars &clusters

MichaelJones

University of Exeter

Predicting the dependence of stellar properties on environment.

C22

Protostars &clusters

VenuKalari

Universidad de Chile

Star formation processes may be affected by metallicity

C23

Protostars &clusters

Christine

Koepferl

University of St Andrews

Insights from Synthetic Star-forming Regions Measuring Star-formation
Rates and Gas/Dust Properties

C24

Protostars &clusters

Nanda

Kumar

Centre for Astrophysics University of Hertfordshire

Highly variable young massive stars in ATLASGAL clumps

C25

Protostars &clusters

Masanobu

Kunitomo

Nagoya University

On the effect of planet formation on stellar surface composition

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SessionName

Organisation

Title

C26

Protostars &clusters

AlejandroLopez

Instituto deRadioastronomia y
Astrofisica- UNAM

Angular momentum in bipolar outflows

C27

Protostars &clusters

SteveMairs

University of Victoria

How Do Protostars Assemble Mass? A Sub-Millimetre (JCMT) Variability
Survey of Deeply Embedded Protostars

C28

Protostars &clusters

SallyMakin

University of Kent

Star formation in Cygnus-X: hunting young stellar outflows in theinfrared with UWISH2

C29

Protostars &clusters

BrianMazur

University of Toledo

A Spectroscopic Survey of 100-1000 AU Companions to Orion YSOs

C30

Protostars &clusters

StefanMeingast

University of Vienna

VISION - Vienna survey in Orion

C31

Protostars &clusters

Georgios

Pantolmos

University of Exeter

Magnetic braking of cool stars: dependence on coronal temperature

C32

Protostars &clusters

MarkPecaut

Rockhurst University

Star Formation History of the Scorpius-Centaurus OB Association

C33

Protostars &clusters

MonikaPetrGotzens

European Southern
Observatory

The VISTA Orion mini-survey: Young Stellar Objects in Orion B

C34

Protostars &clusters

RobertPomohaci

University of Leeds

Near-IR spectroscopy of Massive Young Stelar Objects

C35

Protostars &clusters

SimonPurser

University of Leeds

A search for ionised jets towards massive protostars

C36

Protostars &clusters

Tae-SooPyo

Subaru Telescope / NAOJ

Ejection of Knots and Photometric Variability in DG Tau 30 years

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SessionNameOrganisation

Title

E7

Protostars &clusters

Carolina
Berenice

Rodríguez
Garza

IRyA-UNAMFirst observations of Galactic massive star-forming regions taken with
the Mexican Large Millimeter Telescope

C37

Protostars &clusters

ChristianSchneider

ESA/ESTEC

Hot jets from young, cool stars

C38

Protostars &clusters

PriyaShah

Maluana Azad National Urdu
University- Hyderabad

Triggered Star Formation at different spatial scales in NGC 281

C39

Protostars &clusters

Romas

Smilgys

University of St Andrews

Formation of stellar clusters in Galactic flows

C40

Protostars &clusters

Sonu

TabithaPaulsonIndian Institute of Space
Science and TechnologyTrivandrum

Probing High Mass stars with 6.7 GHz Methanol Masers

C41

Protostars &clusters

Mauricio

Tapia

Instituto de Astronomia UNAM - Ensenada - Mexico

NGC 6334 V revisited: The nature of the young elongated infrared
nebulaE8

Protostars &clusters

BennyTsang

The University of Texas atAustin

Radiation Pressure Feedback in Super Star Cluster Formation

C42

Protostars &clusters

ElaineWinstonSmithsonian AstrophysicalObservatory

TARDISS: Time and Relative Dimensions in Serpens SouthC43Protostars &clusters

ScottWolk

Harvard-Smithsonian Centerfor Astrophysics

Discovery of Two New Nearby Associations of Young Stars

C44

Protostars &clusters

Eleonora

Zari

Leiden Observatory

Maximum likelihood membership analysis of OB associations with Gaia

D1Discs

AmeliaBayo

Universidad de Valparaiso

In depth view of the debris disk around TWA7

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SessionName

Organisation

Title

D2

Discs

Dominika

Boneberg

Institute of AstronomyCambridge

The midplane conditions of protoplanetary discs

D3

Discs

D4

Discs

ClaireDavies

University of Exeter

Revealing the structure of the inner disk rim with CHARATomDouglas

University of Exeter

Radiation-hydrodynamic simulations of line driven disc-winds aroundMYSOs

D5Discs

DuncanForgan

University of St Andrews

Detecting Filaments and Spiral Structures in Smoothed Particle
Hydrodynamic Simulations of Star Formation

D6Discs

Gesa

H.-M.
Bertrang

Universidad de Chile &Universidad Diego Portales

How to interpret observations of magnetic fields in protoplanetarydisks

D7Discs

EdwardHone

University of Exeter

Unveiling the sub-AU kinematics of the Herbig B[e] star MWC297

D8DiscsJohnIlee

Institute of Astronomy Cambridge

G11.92—0.61 MM1: A disc around a young massive star?

D9Discs

DylanKee

University of Tübingen

Line-Driven Ablation of Star Forming Disks

D10Discs

JacquesKluska

University of Exeter

What does the disks inner rim look like? Images and implications fromthe interferometric VLTI/PIONIER survey of Herbig Ae/Be Objects.

D11Discs

Alexander

Kreplin

University of Exeter

Resolving the inner disk of UX Orionis

D12Discs

FelipeNavarete

University of São Paulo

Jets and disks driven by High-Mass YSOs revealed through 3DSpectroscopy

D13Discs

Rhana

Nicholson

LJMU- Astrophysics ResearchInstituteSupernova enrichment of planetary systems in unusual star clusters

D14Discs

JohanOlofsson

IFA - Universidad deValparaiso

Azimuthal asymmetries in the debris disk around HD61005

D15Discs

JonRees

University of Exeter

Environmental impact on disc lifetimes

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SessionNameOrganisation

Title

D16

Discs

Julia

Roquette

Universidade Federal deMinas Gerais (UFMG)

Near-Infrared variability of disk-bearing stars in Cygnus OB2

D17Discs

AlbertoSanna

Max-Planck-Institut fuer
Radioastronomie

Gas dynamics driven by a massive YSO: Observations confront Theory

D18Discs

AndreySobolev

Ural Federal University Astronomical Observatory

Towards detecting methanol emission in low-mass protoplanetary discs
with ALMA: The role of non-LTE excitation

D19Discs

YuheiTakagi

National AstronomicalObservatory of Japan

Evolution timescale of circumstellar disks in nearby star forming
regions

D20

Discs

Sierk

vanTerwisga

Leiden University

A Short Cut to Rings – resolved ALMA images of CN rings in Lupus

D21

Discs

Merel

van't Hoff

Leiden Observatory

Robustness of N2H+ as tracer of the CO snowline

D22

Discs

Matthew

Willson

University of Exeter

Sparse Aperture Masking Interferometry Survey of Transitional Disks