Session 1 Recordings
Galactic and extragalactic stellar populations
Invited Talks
Comparing stellar populations theory and observations
Charlie Conroy
Harvard University
Stellar Populations in the Milky Way, a theoretical perspective
Chiaki Kobayashi
University of Hertfordshire
Live Session 1
Welcome & Meeting Introduction
Chairs:
Nic Scott & Jesse van de Sande
Discussion Session 1
Discussion Leaders:
Ken Freeman & Ricardo Schiavon
Contributed Talks
2) Chemical Abundances in the Stellar Disk and Inner Halo of Andromeda and the Milky Way
Ivanna Escala
Carnegie Observatories
3) A UV-IR portrait of the Milky Way
Catherine Fielder
University of Pittsburgh
4) Debris at the low-mass end: predictions of stellar streams around the LMC and its siblings
Tjitske Starkenburg
CIERA, Northwestern University
5) Milky Way Analogs in the Local Universe
Nicholas Boardman
University of Utah
6) On the flaring of galactic thick discs
Joaquín García de la Cruz
Liverpool John Moores University
7) Star formation history across the Milky Way fro age-chemical abundance structure
Jianhui Lian
University of Utah
9) Is [α/Fe] bi-modality a 'genetic' trait of Milky Way-like galaxies?
Ted Mackereth
CITA, University of Toronto
10) The Relation of Age, Metallicity, and Chemical Abundance in a Simulated Milky Way Galaxy
Andreia Carrillo
University of Texas at Austin
11) Studying the early chemical evolution of dwarf galaxies in different environments with RR Lyrae stars
Clara Martínez-Vázquez
CTIO / NSF's NOIRLab