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Special Session SS5
1 July 2022
Neutral hydrogen: the next generation of science and simulationsNews: 26 April: Abstracts were assessed blindly, thank you to all for submitting anonymised text. When deciding between equally ranked abstracts, preference was given to early career researchers. This was particularly true for assigning poster presentations, to provide the opportunity for new scientists to introduce themselves to an interested audience in person. Aims and scopeNeutral hydrogen (HI) plays an essential role in the evolution of galaxies, connecting star formation, environment, and morphology through a complex and dynamic gas cycle. With the next generation radio facilities, including the Square Kilometre Array (SKA), we can observe HI at cosmological distances, which until now has been missing from the extragalactic multi-wavelength census. Now that several new facilities have begun survey operations, we propose to bring together the observational and theoretical communities working with HI to share the latest results, and discuss areas of overlapping interest. This session has the following goals, including:
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Natasha Maddox, co-chair Contact
Please contact any of the co-chairs for more information: Updated on Tue Apr 26 12:17:29 CEST 2022
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