Thursday, October 20th

Start	Duration	Agenda
8:30	0:15	Opening
1. Coronography: Theory & Engineering
8:45	0:30	Rémi Soummer (Space Telescope Science Institute, PD) - Understanding The Role Of Speckle Statistics In High Dynamic Range Imaging
9:15	0:15	Nicole Putnam (University of Arizona, GS) - Laboratory Demonstration of a Focal Plane Coronagraphic Interferometer
9:30	0:15	Amir Give'on (Princeton University, GS) - Wavefronts: Peek-a-boo, I'll Correct You
9:45	0:30	Pascal Bordé (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, PD) - Speckle Nulling with Space-based Coronagraphs
10:15	0:25	Break
10:40	0:30	Ruslan Belikov (Princeton University, PD) - Towards 10-10 Contrast for Terrestrial Exoplanet Detection: Coronagraphy Lab Results and Wavefront Control Methods
11:10	0:15	Questions
2. Interferometry: Theory & Engineering
11:25	0:15	Eric Nielsen (University of Arizona, GS) - Searching for Extrasolar Planets with Simultaneous Differential Imaging
11:40	0:15	Margaret Moerchen (University of Florida, GS) - High Resolution Imaging of Debris Disks in the Mid-Infrared (from Session 4)
11:55	1:30	Lunch
13:25	0:30	Brian Kern (California Institute of Technology, PD) - Quadarature Phase Interferometery: Squeezing More Out Of Rotation Shearing Interferometry
13:55	0:30	Mike Ireland (California Institute of Technology, PD) - The Potential For Optical Interferometric Polarimetry To Detect Scattered Light From Disks And Exoplanets
14:25	0:15	Douglas Hope (University of New Mexico, GS) - Information-Based Assessment Of Optical Synthesis Images
14:40	0:15	Questions
14:55	0:25	Break
3. Interferometric Observations of Stars
15:20	0:30	Jayadev Rajagopal (University of Maryland, PD) - IR Interferometry Of Massive Evolved Stars
15:50	0:30	Sam Ragland (WM Keck Observatory, PD) - Detection of Asymmetries in AGB stars
16:20	0:30	Ettore Pedretti (University of Michigan, PD) - High Angular Resolution Observations Of The Cool Giants V Hya And R Leo
16:50	0:30	Jason Aufdenberg (National Optical Astronomical Observatories, PD) - Limb-Darkening Observations Testing State-of-the-Art Model Atmospheres
17:20	0:15	Dave Berger (Georgia State University, GS) - Standing on the Shoulders of Dwarfs: Directly Measured Diameters of Low-Mass Main-Sequence Stars
17:35	0:25	Questions

Friday, October 21st

Start	Duration	Agenda
8:30	0:15	Opening
4. Observations of Disks and YSOs
8:45	0:30	Christopher Tycner (United States Naval Observatory, PD) - Investigating the Circumstellar Disks of Hot Stars using Long-baseline Interferometry
9:15	0:30	Jennifer Patience (California Institute of Technology, PD) - High Angular Resolution Studies of Circumstellar Disks
9:45	0:30	Amaya Moro-Martin (Princeton University, PD) - Looking For Planets By Their Dusty Fingerprints
10:15	0:25	Break
10:40	0:30	Rafael Millan-Gabet (Michelson Science Center, PD) - Near Infrared Interferometry of Young Stars: IOTA-3T and KI
11:10	0:15	Wilson Liu (University of Arizona, GS) - A Summary of Results from Nulling Interferometry: 2001-2005
11:25	0:15	Josh Eisner (California Institute of Technology, GS) - Probing Sub-AU Radii of Young Circumstellar Disks: Observations with  the Keck and Palomar Testbed Interferometers
11:40	0:30	Sean Brittain (National Optical Astronomical Observatories, PD) - Measuring Gas in Planet Forming Disks
12:10	0:15	Questions
12:25	1:15	Lunch
5. Planet Detection Efforts
13:40	0:15	Julien van Eyken (University of Florida, GS) - The Exoplanet Tracker: Data Reduction and Latest Results
13:55	0:15	Marshall Perrin (University of California, Berkeley, GS) - High Contrast Coronagraphy Today:  Lyot Project Status and Results
14:10	0:15	Matthew Muterspaugh (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, GS) - PHASES: The Palomar High-precision Astrometric Search for Exoplanet Systems
14:25	0:15	Fergal Mullally (University of Texas - Austin, GS) - The Search for Planets Around White Dwarf Stars
14:40	0:15	Survath Mahadevan (Pennsylvania State University/University of Florida, GS) - Precision Radial Velocity Surveys with Fixed Delay Interferometers: The Potential of a Multi-Object Radial Velocity Instrument
14:55	0:25	Break
15:20	0:30	Andrew Digby (American Museum of Natural History, PD) - Challenges in Coronagraphic Astrometry
15:50	0:15	Questions
16:05	0:15	Close

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