Program

Monday 4/7

Tuesday 5/7

Wednesday 6/7

Thursday 7/7

Friday 8/7

09.00-09.30:
Open. Ceremony

09.30-11.00:
Plenary Session 1

09.30-11.00: S1, S3, S8, S9, SPS3

09.30-11.00: S5, SPS4, SPS6, SPS7,SPS10

09.30-11.00: S2, S4, S6, S7, SPS5, SPS6

09.30-11.00:
S2, S4, S6, S7, SPS9

09.30-11.00:
EAS Council meeting

11.00-11.30:
Cof. Break

11.00-11.30:
Cof. Break

11.00-11.30:
Cof. Break

11.00-11.30:
Cof. Break

11.00-11.30:
Cof. Break

11.30-13.00: S1, S3, S8, S9, SPS1, SPS2

Plenary Session 2

11.30-12.30:
L. Woltjer Lect.

12.30-13.00:
Struve Award

11.30-13.00: S5, SPS4, SPS6, SPS7, SPS10

Plenary Session 4

11.30-12.30:
Tycho Brahe Prize
award lecture

12.30-13.00:
“Highlight talk by
young outstanding researcher”

Plenary Session 6

11.30-12.15: PT7

12.15-13.00: PT8

13.00-13.30: Concluding remarks

13.00-15.00:
Lunch Break

13.00-15.00:
Lunch Break

13.00-15.00
EAS BUSINESS MEETING

13.00-15.00:
Lunch Break

13.00-15.00:
Lunch Break

13.30-15.30:
Lunch Break

15.00-16.30: S1, S3, S8, S9, SPS1, SPS2

15.00-16.30: S1, S5, S8, S9, SPS3

15.00-16.30:
EAS GENERAL
ASSEMBLY

15.00-16.30: S2, S4, S6, S7, SPS5, SPS8

15.30-17.00: S2, S4, S6, SPS9

16.30-17.00:
Cof. Break

16.30-17.00:
Cof. Break

16.30-17.00:
Cof. Break

16.30-17.00:
Cof. Break

17.00-17.30:
Cof. Break

17.00-18.30: S1, S3, S8, S9, SPS1, SPS2

Plenary Session 3

17.00-18.20:
PT3+4

17.00-18.30:
Russian society assembly

Plenary Session 5

17.00-18.20:
PT5+6

17.30-19.00: S2, S4, S6, SPS9

18.30-20.00: S5, S8, S9, SPS3

18.30-20.00:
EAS Council meeting

19.00:
Conference Dinner

18.30-20.00: S2, S4, S6, S7, SPS5, SPS8

Sunday 3/7, 16.00-20.00: Welcome Reception at Pulkovo observatory. (Registration will be open during the same time.)

”PT” = plennary talks:

S1:Magnetic Universe, 4 and 5/7, 6 blocks of 1.5 hrs each.

S2: Planets of the Solar System and Beyond, 7 and 8/7, 6 blocks of 1.5 hrs each.

S3: The Sun: New Challenges, 4 and 5/7, 4 blocks of 1.5 hrs each.

S4: Solar System Measurements of the Next Decade, 7 and 8/7, 6 blocks of 1.5 hrs each.

S5: Physics of Stars, 5 and 6/7, 4 blocks of 1.5 hrs each.

S6: Combined Radio/X-rays Approaches to Relativistic Astrophysics, 7 and 8/7, 6 blocks of 1.5 hrs each.

S7: Far-Infrared Spectroscopy comes of age: the Herschel view, 7 and 8/7, 6 blocks of 1.5 hrs each.

S8: Status and prospects in high-energy & particle astrophysics across the electromagnetic spectrum, 4 and 5/7, 6 blocks of 1.5 hrs each.

S9: Galaxy Evolution: the key for Galaxy Formation theories, 4 and 5/7, 6 blocks of 1.5 hrs each.

SPS1: Close Binaries with Compact Objects, 4/7, 3 blocks of 1.5 hrs each.

SPS2: Massive Stars Formation, 4/7, 3 blocks of 1.5 hrs each.

SPS3: Science with the Virtual Observatory, 5/7, 3 blocks of 1.5 hrs each.

SPS4: What powers AXPs and SGRs?, 6/7, 2 blocks of 1.5 hrs each.

SPS5: Minor merging as a driver of galaxy evolution, 7/7, 3 blocks of 1.5 hrs each.

SPS6: Space Projects, 6 and 7/7, 3 blocks of 1.5 hrs each.

SPS7: The Missing Baryons and the Warm-Hot Intergalactic Medium: Current State and Future Prospects, 6/7, 2 blocks of 1.5 hrs each.

SPS8: Astronomy Education and Public Outreach in Europe, 7/8, 2 blocks of 1.5 hours each

SPS9: Amateur and professional astronomers in Europe , 8/7, 3 blocks of 1.5 hrs each (SPS9 will take place at Pulkovo Observatory).

SPS10: European Astronomy: Moving Forward, 6/7

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