This workshop is supported by Australia-Japan Foundation of Australian Government, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade; "ULTIMATE - Australia-Japan collaboration for a brighter future at Subaru Telescope "
The organizers thank great contributions from participants !
Congratulations ! Student poster award : Yoshimi Rokugawa ( NICT/The University of Electro-Communications )
Next generation wide-field adaptive optics systems with multiple laser guide stars will open a new parameter space in the astronomy with ground-based large telescopes. This workshop is to foster collaboration between international AO projects and research through common technical interests, emphasizing opportunities around the Ground-Layer Adaptive Optics (GLAO) project on the Subaru telescope, ULTIMATE-Subaru. Key instrument science and technology areas are covered in the sessions. Each session will consist of an invited introductory review, ULTIMATE-Subaru development invited talk, and forefront research presentations, followed by group discussions. We invite contributed presentations on 1) technical development related to adaptive optics systems, and 2) science cases with wide-field high-resolution observations.
Link to slide deck (password protected)
Acknowledgement:
This workshop is supported by
Australia - Japan Foundation Grant
JSPS Core-to-Core Program : SUPER-IRNET
Organizing Committee :
Noelia Martinez Rey (ANU), Hajime Ogane (ANU), Jesse Cranney (ANU), Yoshito Ono (NAOJ), Chihiro Tokoku (NAOJ), Shin Oya (NAOJ), Tayyaba Zafar (Macquarie Uni.), Dionne Haynes (ANU), Yosuke Minowa (NAOJ), Yusei Koyama (NAOJ), Masayuki Akiyama (Tohoku U., chair)
If you have any question about the workshop, please send a message to Masayuki Akiyama, akiyama@astr.tohoku.ac.jp