HEASARC News: NASA Senior Review results announced / Conference Deadline: X-ray View of Galaxy Ecosystems

[Newsletter for the field of High Energy Astrophysics <heasarcnews@lists.nasa.gov>]

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Contents
1) NASA 2014 Senior Review results
2) Conference Deadline: X-ray View of Galaxy Ecosystems (23 May 2014)


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1) NASA 2014 Senior Review results

NASA has announced the results of its 2014 Senior Review.  
Details and the reports can be found at:

http://science.nasa.gov/astrophysics/2014-senior-review-operating-missions/

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2) Conference Deadline: X-ray View of Galaxy Ecosystems (23 May 2014)

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    DEADLINE Friday, May 23, 2014: Final deadline for general registration and poster abstract submission for
              The X-ray View of Galaxy Ecosystems

   to take place

                July 9 - 11, 2014

   at the

          DoubleTree Guest Suites in Boston, MA.

   Please check the website at:
           http://cxc.harvard.edu/cdo/xgal14/

   for information, including SOC and full PROGRAM (*NEW!*)
   Once you have registered, please help expedite matters and
        - reserve your hotel room
        - let us know if you need a Letter of Invitation

              ------ DEADLINES ------
   Friday, May 23, 2014:
       general registration and poster abstract submission
   Saturday, June 14, 2014:
           hotel reservations at group rate, and for all requests for letters of invitation

            ------ MEETING ABSTRACT ------
        The X-ray View of Galaxy Ecosystems
   X-ray observations are providing exciting results about the
   formation and evolution of galaxies, bringing new insight into the
   interplay between galaxies and the diverse physical components of which
   they are composed, and with which they interact. This workshop focuses
   on the physics occurring within and around galaxies, with a
   particular emphasis on diffuse hot gas, but including galactic nuclei,
   the growth of SMBH, stellar/AGN feedback, stars and star formation,
   and environmental effects (e.g., stripping, mergers). The goals of
   this workshop are to bring together observers and theorists to review
   what we have learned in the last decade and to identify important
   but unsolved problems whose solution could significantly improve
   our understanding of galaxies, looking towards the most effective use
   of X-ray observatories in the next decade.
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