Invited overview: 25+5 mins

Invited targeted talks: 16+4 mins

Contributed talks: 12+3 mins

Sunday

17:30-19:30

Welcome reception

Monday

09:00- 18:15

09:00

Welcome and Intro

Extreme galaxies as a probe of the baryon cylce

Sijaki

Extreme galaxies and their gaseous haloes in cosmological simulations of the epoch of reionization

Spilker

Gas, Dust, and Quenching of Extreme High-Redshift Galaxies

Rybak

Monsters with empty bellies? A comprehensive census of dense gas in high-redshift, massive galaxies

10:50-11:20

break

11:20

Rafelski

The ISM and CGM of extremely low-mass galaxies at z~2 in the MUSE Ultra Deep Field

Lelli

TRICEPS: distribution and dynamics of cold gas in extremely massive galaxies at z=4-5

Venturi

Gas-phase metallicity gradients in extreme environments at z~6-8

Trussler

A census of 5 < z < 8 emission-line-free smouldering galaxies: Constraints on the primordial star formation cycle

Zavala

Characterizing extreme galaxies across cosmic time: A multi-wavelength approach

Katz H

Nebular Dominated Galaxies in the Epoch of Reionization

13:00 - 14:40

lunch break

14:40

Katz N

PhEW, there is a better way to simulate galaxies

Heintz

Extreme damped Lyman-alpha absorption in young star-forming galaxies at z=9-11

Ormerod

JWST Spectroscopy of Extreme Emission-Line Galaxies in the Epoch of Reionization

Arribas

JWST/NIRSpec IFU view of an extremely massive dusty system in the core of a proto-cluster at the EoR

Extreme galaxies as a probe of the stellar mass growth (1)

Pope

A Census of Dust-Obscured Star Formation over Space and Time

16:15-16:45

break

16:45

Stefanon

A joint NIRSpec/IFU+ALMA view on massive galaxy assembly in the first 1Gyr of cosmic time

Bisigello

Delving deep: a population of extremely dusty dwarfs observed by JWST

Manning

Exploring techniques to find and characterize the earliest dust-obscured galaxies

Bolamperti

Looking for PopIII stars in high-z star-forming clumps

Chworowsky

The Surprising Abundance of Massive Galaxies at High Redshifts

Xiao

Studying extremely dust-obscured massive galaxies in the early Universe with JWST and ALMA

Tuesday

08:45 - 18:05

Extreme galaxies as a probe of outflows and feedback

08:45

Greene

UNCOVERing Little Red RUBIES

Carniani

Fast and furious outflows in the early Universe

Wylezalek

Extreme AGN at and around Cosmic Noon

Concas

The puzzling absence of extreme gas outflows in extremely low-mass galaxies at cosmic noon

Juodžbalis

The census and properties of infant black holes in the early Universe revealed by JWST-JADES

Poster presentation lightning round (posters 1-26)

10:55-11:25

break

11:25

Liu W

Probing Quasar Feedback via Outflows at Cosmic Dawn with JWST

Kokorev

Uncovering Massive Reddened Quasars in the Early Universe

Discussion

12:50 - 14:30

lunch break

Extreme galaxies as a probe of the stellar mass growth (2)

14:30

Marchesini

Ultra-massive galaxies in the early Universe: the good, the bad, and the ugly

Desprez

Extremely massive galaxy population at cosmic dawn revealed to be not so massive.

Feruglio

The growth of the most massive galaxies at z~7 revealed by ALMA and NOEMA

Harvey

Massive Mysteries: Investigating the Unexpectedly Large Stellar Masses of High-Redshift Galaxies using PEARLS, CEERS and JADES

Wang T

JWST/MIRI reveals the true number density of massive galaxies at z> 4

Bouwens

[CII]-Selected Sample of Extremely High SFR Sources in the z>6 Universe: First Results from the CISTERN ALMA Program

16:20-16:50

break

16:50

Williams

An Extremely Compact yet Highly Star-Forming Magnified Galaxy at z=9.51

Castellano

An investigation of galaxies at extreme redshifts with deep NIRCam and NIRSpec observations

Weaver

Uncovering the dramatic rise of a cosmic beast at z=8.51

Coe

Extremes revealed by lensing in the early universe

Nipoti

From red nuggets to relic galaxies in high-density environments

19:30

Conference Dinner

Wednesday

All day excursion

Thursday

08:45 - 18:15

Extreme galaxies as a probe of quenching

08:45

Belli

Quenching and Quiescence at Cosmic Noon and Beyond

Glazebrook

Disturbingly old quiescent galaxies at 3<z<4

Looser

Discovery of a recently (mini-)quenched galaxy at z=7.3 and more observational evidence for extremely bursty SFHs in the first billion years

Asada

Can low-mass high-z galaxies in extreme environments be extreme? Star formation burstiness and the local environments

Suess

Minor Merger Growth in Action: JWST discovers tiny blue companions around massive quiescent galaxies

Park

Widespread rapid quenching at cosmic noon revealed by JWST deep spectroscopy

Antwi-Danso

Tackling the Age Bias in Quiescent Galaxy Samples

10:50-11:20

break

11:20

Renaud

What is an extreme galaxy: Chaos in the main sequence

Hartley

The First Quiescent Galaxies in TNG300

Kimmig

Quenching at Cosmic Dawn: an Ensemble of Rapid Starbursts, AGN Feedback and Environment

Spiniello

Investigating Stellar Population In Relics (INSPIRE)

Ferre Mateu

Do extreme galaxies also host extreme black holes?

12:40 - 14:20

lunch break

14:20

Forbes

Analysis of Galaxies at the Extremes (AGATE) project: Ultra Diffuse Galaxies

Discussion

Extreme environments: finding and characterizing environments

Borgani

Simulating BCGs and their environment: from proto-clusters to the present

Hatch

Revealing intracluster light in protoclusters: Clues to extreme galaxy evolution

16:15-16:45

break

16:45

Poster presentation lightning round (posters 27-52)

Overzier

Galaxy protoclusters: status of the field

Rennehan

Rapid early coeval star formation and assembly of the most-massive galaxies in the Universe

Esposito

Inside the cosmic giants: galaxies in high-z clusters and proto-clusters in cosmological hydrodynamical simulations

Friday

08:45 - 18:00

Extreme environments: Galaxies as probes of environmental effects

08:45

Singh

Quenching of galaxies in extreme environments before cosmic noon

Dannerbauer

Caught in the Spiderweb

Kohandel

Revealing post-starburst galaxies in the core of the most distant proto-cluster at z = 7.88 Confirmed by NIRSpec/JWST

Rupke

Extreme Feedback: Connecting Galaxies to their Environments with the Biggest Galactic Winds

Forrest

On the Extreme Properties and Environments of Ultramassive Galaxies at z>3

Harshan

The Beginning of the End for Massive Galaxies at z ∼ 2

Shah

Connecting Extremes: How Protostructure Environments Affect Nuclear Activity of Galaxies at 2.5 < z < 4.5

Champagne

The Effect of Environment on the Richest Protocluster Anchored by a Luminous z=6.6 Quasar

10:50-11:20

break

Linking extreme environments over redshift

11:20

Bahe

How does the high-z cosmic web shape the evolution of galaxies?

Noble

Environmental Effects on the Molecular Gas and Dust in High-redshift Cluster Galaxies

Ahad

An environment-dependent halo mass function as a driver for the early quenching of z>=1.5 cluster galaxies: insights from cosmological simulations

Webb

Studying the most massive galaxies in the densest regions at early epochs

12:45 - 14:20

lunch break

14:20

Matharu

The role of BCGs, PSBs and compact galaxies in shaping galaxy size growth and quenching over cosmic time

Poggianti

The descendants of extreme environments and extreme galaxies in the local Universe

Moretti

The cold gas content of ram-pressure stripped galaxies and its link with the star formation

Discussion

16:10-16:40

break

Extreme environments: connecting galaxies and their surrounding

16:40

Dutta

Linking CGM and galaxy environment over 12 billion years

Newman

IGM Tomography: A New Window into Protoclusters and Early Environment-Dependent Galaxy Evolution

Fossati

Resolving the physics of the CGM in extreme environments using dwarf galaxies as probes

Pensabene

Witnessing the assembly of galaxies in a massive node of the Cosmic Web at z~3

Concluding remarks