Programme

Final schedule

A PDF file of the final schedule is here.

Copies of talk slides

Here are the talks, in chronological order.

John Peacock - "Radio galaxies and the large-scale statistical universe"
Tim Pearson - "Radio surveys, cosmology and statistics"
Tim Robishaw - "History of Canadian radio astronomy"
Randall Rosenfeld - "The changing relationship between music and astronomy; or what they didn't teach Jasper at school", with MP3 music files:
1. Mesomedes Hymn to the Sun 2nd cent AD
2. RAR after Bernard de Cluny Apollinis eclipsatur 1350
3. RAR Sonata sopra armonia dalle sfere after Cavalieri 1589
4. RAR after Playford Greenwich Park 1709
Peter Shaver - "Jasper from time to time"
Chris Blake - "Propsects for cosmology with the SKA"
Russ Taylor - "Deep extragalactic surveys with MeerKAT"
Tessa Vernstrom - "Detecting cosmic magnetic fields with polarisation surveys"
Rick Perley - "The value of serendipity - Lessons from VLA Observations of Cygnus A"
Heinz Andernach - "Large imaging radio surveys: What one can find by just looking at them"
The Dish - "Notes"
Douglas Scott - "Some things to do with the CMB"
Catherine Heymans - "The dark universe as viewed by the Kilo Degree Survey"
Richard Shaw - "The Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment"
Meiling Deng - "The beam calibration of CHIME"
Mateus Fandino - "Cross-correlating the SDSS quasar catalogues with the CHIME data"
Deborah Good - "Early science results with CHIME/FRB"
Carolin Hofer - "Making CHIME look bad!"
Tristan Pinsonneault-Marotte - "Cosmological parameter forecasts for CHIME"
Ryley Hill - "A galaxy proto-cluster seen at radio frequencies"
Anna Hughes - "Radio Observations of Cool M Dwarfs"
Charles Jenkins - "What Turing knew about Bayesian statistics"
Ken Kellermann - "Radio source counts and the steady state universe revisited"
Carole Jackson - "Lessons in radio source counts of the 1990s from Jasper"
Jasper Wall - "Life at the confusion limit"

Group photo

Here's the group photo (taken by Raelyn Sullivan) and a key to who is who.