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Day 1: Tuesday, February 8, 2022

Time	Speaker	Title
Session 1. Chair: Lee Armus (Caltech/IPAC)
8:00	Lee Armus, LOC	Welcome/Introductory remarks
8:10	Julie McEnery (NASA GSFC)	Invited: Roman Project Updates
8:40	David Jones (UCSC)	Invited: Using the Roman Space Telescope Supernova Survey to Unravel Cosmic Controversies
9:10	Aparna Bhattacharya (NASA GSFC)	Invited: Completing Exoplanet Census with Roman Galactic Exoplanet Survey
9:40	Break
Session 2. Chair: Rebekah Hounsell (UMBC)
9:50	Philip Joseph Macias (UCSC)	Contributed: An Updated Reference Time-Domain Survey and Cosmology Forecast with the Roman Space Telescope
10:05	David Rubin (U. Hawaii)	Contributed: Evaluating and Optimizing the Roman Prism for the SN Survey
10:20	Eric Hsiao (Florida State)	Contributed: Bridging our knowledge gap of supernova properties in the infrared
10:35	Justin Pierel (STScI)	Contributed: SALT3-NIR: Taking the Type Ia Supernova Cosmology Workhorse to Longer Wavelengths
10:50	Helen Qu (U. Pennsylvania)	Contributed: Photometric Supernova Classification in the Roman Era
11:05	Lightning poster talks
11:20	Break (Lunch)
Session 3. Chair: Ori Fox (STScI)
11:50	Sebastiano Calchi-Novati (Caltech/IPAC)	Contributed: Microlensing with the Roman Galactic Exoplanet Survey
12:05	Henry Ferguson (STScI)	Contributed: Wide-Field Instrument time-domain processing at the Science Operations Center
12:20	Jacob Jencson (U. Arizona)	Invited: Revealing Core-Collapse Supernovae and Failed Explosions with Roman
12:50	Wynn Jacobson-Galán (UC Berkeley)	Contributed: Extremely Late-time Light Curve Evolution and Progenitor Constraints of Calcium-rich Transients
13:05	Takashi Moriya (NAOJ)	Contributed: Discovering Supernovae at Epoch of Reionization with Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope
13:20	Break
13:30	Benjamin Rose (Duke U.)	Invited: Better than the Sum of its Parts: Synergistic Observations for Roman Extragalactic Transient Science
14:00	Discussion	TBD
14:30	(End of Day 1)

 

Day 2: Wednesday, February 9, 2022

Time	Speaker	Title
Session 4. Chair: Rachel Street (Las Cumbres Obs.)
8:00	Etienne Bachelet (Las Cumbres Obs.)	Invited: Synergies between Roman and other surveys: the case of microlensing
8:30	Krzysztof Adam Rybicki (Astronomical Obs., U. Warsaw)	Contributed: Astrometric microlensing with Roman Space Telescope and Gaia
8:45	Valerio Bozza (U. di Salerno)	Contributed: Astrometric microlensing with Roman: a public code and perspectives for detection
9:00	B. Scott Gaudi (Ohio State)	Contributed: Notional Parameters, Extensions, and Auxiliary Science of the Roman Galactic Bulge Time Domain Survey
9:15	Break
9:25	Samson Johnson (Ohio State)	Contributed: Predictions of the Roman Galactic Bulge Time Domain Survey: Constraints on the Frequency of Earth-Analogs
9:40	Casey Lam (UC Berkeley)	Contributed: Hunting for isolated black holes with gravitational microlensing
9:55	Keming Zhang (UC Berkeley)	Contributed: Fast Inference Method for Roman Microlensing Unveils a New Unifying Degeneracy
10:10	Break
Session 5. Chair: Jessie Runnoe (Vanderbilt U.)
10:20	Sjoert van Velzen (Leiden U.)	Invited: Tidal Disruption Events in the Rubin/Roman era: a multi-messenger feast
10:50	Thomas Michael Reynolds (U. Turku)	Contributed: Energetic nuclear transients in luminous infrared galaxies
11:05	Triana Almeyda (South Carolina State U.)	Invited: AGN Variability Studies with the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope
11:35	Discussion	Synergies (leads: Rose, Bachelet)
12:05	Break (lunch)
Session 6. Chair: Mansi Kasliwal (Caltech)
12:35	Jennifer Barnes (KITP/UCSB)	Invited: Multi-messenger Astronomy with the Roman Space Telescope
13:05	Viraj Karambelkar (Caltech)	Contributed: NIR searches for electromagnetic counterparts of gravitational waves with WINTER and Roma
13:20	Jillian Rastinejad (Northwestern U.)	Contributed: Informed Kilonova Searches Following Short GRBs with the Roman Space Telescope
13:35	Daniel Siegel (Perimeter Inst. for Theoretical Physics)	Contributed: "Super-Kilonovae" from Massive Collapsars as Signatures of Black-Hole Birth in the Pair-instability Mass Gap
13:50	Jielai Zhang (Swinburne U.)	Contributed: Discovering and characterising kilonovae with untriggered Roman searches
14:05	Lightning poster talks
14:20	(End of Day 2)

 

Day 3: Thursday, February 10, 2022

Time	Speaker	Title
Session 7. Chair: Federica Bianco (U. Delaware)
8:00	Bryan Holler (STScI)	Invited: Exploring Our Solar System's Minor Body Populations with Roman
8:30	Adrian Lucy (STScI)	Invited: Archival data retrieval and analysis in the time domain: speak, friend, and enter
9:00	Antonino Cucchiara (College of Marin)	Invited: Following Nancy Grace Roman Telescope in the Exploration of the Most Powerful Cosmic Explosions
9:30	Lightning poster talks
9:45	Break
Session 8. Chair: Andrea Mehner (ESO)
9:55	Sebastian Gomez (STScI)	Contributed: Optimizing the Search for Exotic Transients
10:10	Alexander Thomas Gagliano (UIUC)	Contributed: The Simulated Catalog of Optical Transients and Correlated Hosts (SCOTCH)
10:25	Kishalay De (MIT)	Invited: Obscured transients in the Galactic plane with the Roman Space Telescope
10:55	Break
11:05	Jennifer Andrews (Gemini/NOIRLab)	Invited: Eruptions and Explosions of Massive Stars
11:35	Patrick Morris (Caltech/IPAC)	Contributed: Roman's potential impact on the census of evolved massive stars in transition
11:50	Break (lunch)
Session 9. Chair: Suvi Gezari (STScI)
12:20	Ori Fox (STScI)	Contributed: A Proposed extended Time Domain Survey (eTDS)
12:35	Ryan Foley (UCSC)	Contributed: Keck Infrared Transient Survey
12:50	Jeff Cooke (Swinburne U.)	Contributed: A Roman Program for Very Fast Transients
13:05	Anais Möller (Swinburne U.)	Invited: Transient alerts and brokers, a perspective from Fink broker
13:35	Break
13:45	Discussion	Cadence & Scheduling
14:15	George Helou (Caltech/IPAC), LOC	Closing remarks
14:30	(End of Day 3)