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2024-09-10firstbillion24Modeling emission lines of high-redshift star-forming galaxies and AGNYesNo
2024-08-29firstbillion_c24
Helton, Jake (Arizona)
Identification of High-Redshift Galaxy Overdensities with JWST (H)YesYes
2024-08-28firstbillion_c24
Romanowsky, Aaron (SJSU)
Related Words: globular
Lightning talk: Modeling the formation of proto-globular clusters at high redshiftsNoNo
2024-08-27firstbillion_c24
Atek, Hakim (Caltech)
Lightning talk: Low-Mass Galaxies at High Redshift in the JWST EraYesNo
2024-08-27firstbillion_c24
Sun, Guochao (Northwestern)
Lightning talk: The Unsettled Youth of Galaxies: the Physics and Implications of Bursty Star Formation in the High-redshift UniverseYesNo
2024-08-26firstbillion_c24
Uebler, Hannah (Cambridge)
Observational constraints on high-redshift black holes with JWST (R)YesNo
2024-08-26firstbillion_c24
Wang, Ben (Leiden Obs.)
Lightning talk: Uncovering Type-2 QSO Population at High Redshift Using Keck, Gemini and EuclidYesNo
2024-08-15firstbillion24
Gnedin, Oleg (University of Michigan)
Related Words: formation, globular
Modeling star clusters in galaxy formation simulations at high redshiftYesYes
2024-08-08firstbillion24
Bryan, Greg (Columbia University)
Halo-scale feedback at high redshiftYesNo
2024-08-01firstbillion24
Kannan, Raul (York University)
Modelling high redshift structure formation and reionizationYesNo
2023-03-21galevo_c23How Supermassive Black Holes Ignite the Intergalactic Medium: Tales from the Low Redshift Lyman-alpha ForestYesYes
2023-03-21galevo_c23Optimizing Target Selection for Low-Redshift Galaxy SurveysYesNo
2023-03-21galevo_c23
Tillman, Megan (Rutgers)
Too Hot to Handle: The Role of Supermassive Black Holes in Heating the Low Redshift Intergalactic MediumYesYes
2023-02-15galevo23
Newman, Jeff (University of Pittsburgh)
Spectroscopic Samples for Photometric Redshifts: Systematic Biases and Unknown UnknownsYesYes
2023-02-15galevo23
Taylor, Edward (Swinburne University of Technology)
4HS: What can('t) you do with 6 million low-z galaxy redshifts across the southern hemisphere?YesNo
2023-02-10galevo23
Bolzonella, Micol (INAF-OAS Bologna)
Millions to billions of photometric redshiftsYesNo
2023-02-10galevo23
Dey, Biprateep (University of Pittsburgh)
Calibrated Predictive Distributions for Photometric RedshiftsYesNo
2023-02-10galevo23
Liang, Yan (Princeton University)
Autoencoding Galaxy Spectra: Redshift Variance and Outlier DetectionYesNo
2023-02-06cosmicweb_c23Unveiling the Dynamic High Redshift Cosmic Web with the Prime Focus SpectrographYesNo
2023-01-19cosmicweb23
Rossi, Graziano (Sejong Univ.)
Modeling the high-redshift cosmic web at small scales: a portal to the dark sectorYesYes
2020-04-27clusters20Resolved massive cluster formation at low and high redshiftYesYes
2018-05-02cdm_c18The first highly-redshifted 21-cm detection from EDGES: implications for dark matter and galaxy formationYesYes
2017-07-10galhalo17
Creasey, Peter (UC Riverside)
Do metal-poor globular clusters form in the centers of high-redshift halos?; and arXiv discussionYesNo
2016-09-16undergrad16
Peterson, Riley (supervisor: Crystal Martin)
UCSB,
Related Words: model
A Study of Galactic Outflows in High Redshift GalaxiesYesYes
2016-05-18colduniv16Detailed studies of the ISM at high redshift using lensed dusty star-forming galaxies from the SPT surveyYesYes
2014-06-19stars14Outflows from High Redshift GalaxiesYesYes
2014-06-13stars14The high-redshift star formation rate as constrained by PlanckYesYes
2014-06-10stars14The evolution of gas and dust in the ISM of high-redshift galaxiesYesYes
2014-04-17stars_c14
Hanasz, Michal (Nicolaus Copernicus University)
Cosmic-ray driven winds from high-redshift disk galaxiesYesYes
2014-04-17stars_c14
Slyz, Adrianne (University of Oxford)
Regulating star formation with turbulence at high redshiftYesYes
2013-08-08bholes_c13
Vestergaard, Marianne (Niels Bohr Instit.)
Black hole demographics and mass estimates of high-redshift AGN and quasarsYesYes
2013-07-16bholes13
Mushotzky, Richard (Univ. Maryland)
Host galaxies of a hard X-ray low redshift sampleYesYes
2012-03-22dwarfgal12
Bunker, Andy (Univ. Oxford)
The Luminosity Function at High Redshift and Reionization: Do Dwarves do all the Work?YesYes
2011-04-05gclusters11
Basu, Kaustuv (Univ. Bonn)
Hint of a Strong Redshift Evolution in Cluster Radio Luminosity FunctionYesYes
2011-03-18gclusters_c11
Brodwin, Mark (Harvard)
The Era of Star Formation in High-Redshift Galaxy Clusters in the IRAC Shallow Cluster Survey (ISCS)NoNo
2011-03-18gclusters_c11Mass and Redshift Evolution of ICM Non-Thermal PressureNoNo
2011-03-14gclusters_c11
Santos, Joana (ESAC/ESA)
The Chandra View of Cool-core Clusters at High-redshiftYesNo
2009-08-21sdeath_c09
Folatelli, Gaston (Univ. Chile)
The Carnegie Supernova Project: Analysis of the First Sample of Low-Redshift Type-Ia SupernovaeNoYes
2009-08-18sdeath_c09
Sullivan, Mark (Univ. of Oxford)
High Redshift Populations and RatesYesYes
2009-03-05clusters09
Scannapieco, Evan (Arizona State Univ)
Formation of Compact Stellar Clusters by High-Redshift Galaxy OutflowsYesYes
2007-10-11stars07Spectroscopic Searches for High-Redshift Lyman Alpha EmissionYesYes
2007-10-04stars07
Steidel, Chuck (Caltech)
Related Words: galaxies
Gas Cooling, Star Formation, and Feedback in High Redshift GalaxiesYesNo
2007-08-24stars07
Wolfe, Art (UCSD)
Related Words: high, redshift
Empirical tests of the Kennicutt-Schmidt Law for Star Formation at High RedshiftYesNo
2007-08-17stars_c07
Elmegreen, Bruce (IBM)
Related Words: formation
Redshift Evolution of Galaxy-Scale Star Formation: Review of TheoryYesYes
2007-08-17stars_c07Primordial Star Formation at High RedshiftYesYes
2007-08-09stars07
Genzel, Reinhard (Max Planck)
Star Formation at High RedshiftYesNo
2007-03-23snovae_c07Determining the Type, Redshift, and Phase of a Supernova SpectrumNoNo
2007-03-23snovae_c07
Jha, Saurabh (Stanford)
The Low-redshift Supernova Ia SampleYesYes
2007-03-23snovae_c07
Pritchet, Chris (Univ. of Victoria)
The Low Redshift Ia Rate as a Function of Galaxy TypeYesYes
2007-03-23snovae_c07ESSENCE Results: Similarity of SNeIa at Low and High RedshiftYesYes
2007-03-08snovae07
Maoz, Dan (Tel Aviv University)
Cluster and Field Supernova Rates versus RedshiftYesYes
2007-02-01snovae07
Blondin, Stéphane (Harvard-Smithsonian)
Determining the Type, Redshift, and Phase of a Supernova SpectrumYesYes
2006-09-19lens06
Bunker, Andy (University of Exeter)
Studies of High Redshift Galaxies using Gravitational TelescopesYesYes
2006-02-10grb_c06 A Statistical Study of the Redshifts of Long Gamma-Ray BurstsNoNo
2006-02-10grb_c06 Redshifts of the Gamma-Ray Bursts and the Star Formation RateNoNo
2006-01-18grb06
Cappellaro, Enrico (Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova)
Supernova Rates as a Function of RedshiftYesYes
2005-02-24astro99Lyman Alpha Transfer Through Clumpy Gas: Escape from High Redshift GalaxiesNoNo
2004-10-29igm_c04Observations of the Warm-Hot Low-redshift IGMNoNo
2004-10-28igm_c04
Wolfe, Art (UCSD)
Related Words: high, redshift
Cold Neutral Gas at High RedshiftNoYes
2004-10-09kitp25The Physics of the Low Redshift UniverseYesYes
2003-06-11gravity03The First Measurement of the Gravitational Redshift of a Neutron StarNoYes
2002-10-24cmb02The Galaxy/IGM Connection at High RedshiftNoNo
2002-10-18tasc02Corrective lenses for high-redshift supernovaeNoYes
2002-10-10cmb02The DEEP2 Redshift SurveyNoYes
2001-03-09pcgm17Gravitational lensing of high-redshift objectsNoYes
2000-03-28galaxy_c00Identifying the Reionization Redshift from the Cosmic Star Formation RateNoYes
2000-03-17galaxy_c00
Wolfe, Art (UC San Diego)
Related Words: high, redshift
The IGM at Low Redshift Cold and Hot Gas Around High-Redshift GalaxiesNoYes
2000-03-14joint98Probing Dark Matter from Lensing of High-Redshift SupernovaeNoYes
2000-03-09galaxy00
Zaritsky, Dennis (Steward Observatory)
Related Words: galaxies
A Detailed View of Two Galaxies at Redshift ~ 0.0007NoYes