Agenda

Please note: this agenda is preliminary and may change.

All times are in the Pacific Daylight Time zone.

All speakers should allow ~5min for questions at the end of their talk or demo. I.e. a 30min slot = 25min + 5min.

Day 2: Wednesday, Sept 24, 2025

Chair: Rachel Street

Time	Duration	Speaker	Title
08:55	5min	Rachel Street	Logistics and announcements
09:00	30min	Nayana A.J.	Time Domain Astrophysics and the need for pan-wavelength follow-up
09:30	20min	Lukasz Wyrzykowski	Power of many - BHTOM to rule them all
09:50	20min	Poonam Chandra	Radio Wavelength efforts in time domain astronomy
10:10	50min	Chair: Curtis McCully	Discussion: AEON-like observations with radio and submm facilities - science motivations, technical constraints
11:00	30min		Break

Breakout sessions will follow an unconference model and participants are encouraged to propose their own topics.

Time	Duration	Hack session topics (classroom)	Discussion topics (Farrand Hall)
11:30	1hr	E.g. Roadmap for CFHT-TOM integration	E.g. Challenges and roadblocks for observatories to support time domain observations
12:30	1hr 30min		Lunch

Chair: Hannah Crayton

Time	Duration	Speaker	Title
14:00	20min	Sergio Cellone	Observational facilities at CASLEO
14:20	20min	Grant Tremblay	Potential for CfA facilities in AEON
14:40	20min	Tyler Coda	New tools for time domain observing at Keck
15:00	30min	Jon Nation	Hands-on demo of the OCS
15:30	30min		Break

Chair: Griffin Hosseinzadeh

Time	Duration	Speaker	Title
16:00	20min	Jamie Kennea	NASA’s Astrophysics Cross Observatory Science Support (ACROSS) Project
16:20	20min	Craig Pelligrino	NASA - Astrophysics Cross-Observatory Science Support (ACROSS) Server, and Data-Ingestion design
16:40	20min	Hannah Earnshaw	NuSTAR Mission Overview and Time-Domain Response
17:00	End of day		Dinner self-organized

5:30pm	30min	Museum staff will host a showing of Rubin Observatory’s “Messengers of Time and Space” in the Gladwin Planetarium.
		Please note that places are limited.