CL2025: Entering a Golden Age of Galaxy Cluster Studies

Tuesday September 23, 2025
08:30~08:55 Registration
08:55~09:10 Opening remarks and logistics [Yen-Ting Lin (ASIAA)]
Session 1: Galaxy formation and evolution in clusters Chair: Yen-Ting Lin (ASIAA)
09:10~09:35 Invited Quenching for ram pressure in galaxy clusters
Bianca Poggianti (INAF-Astronomical Observatory of Padova)
09:35~09:50 Spider-Webb: A sharp, complete picture of forming protocluster galaxies at z=2
Yusei Koyama (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan)
09:50~10:05 Inside-out growth of star formation within galaxies in the Spiderweb protocluster at z~2 revealed by JWST narrow-band imaging
Michiru Maruyama (the University of Tokyo)
10:05~10:20 Deriving Galaxy Stellar Mass Functions of Local Massive Clusters Based on Dense Spectroscopy
Jong-in Park (Seoul National University)
10:20~10:50 Coffee Break
10:50~11:15 Invited Gas Depletion and Star Formation Quenching in Nearby Galaxy Clusters
Kana Morokuma (University of Tokyo)
11:15~11:30 Tracing Transition Galaxies in a z = 1.5 Cluster: Star Formation and Morphology in the Euclid Era
Ko Ishida (Tohoku University)
11:30~11:45 From the star formation history of the core to the structure of the outskirts: stacking analyses of the MaDCoWS2 clusters between z=0.5 and 2
Ariane Trudeau (ASIAA (formerly at the University of Florida))
11:45~12:00 Emergence of the Galaxy Morphology-Star Formation Activity-Clustercentric Radius Relations in Galaxy Clusters
Changbom Park (Korea Institute for Advanced Study)
12:00~13:30 Lunch
Session 2: Status of ongoing surveys and prospects of future projects Chair: Hironao Miyatake (Nagoya University)
13:30~13:55 Invited The South Pole Telescope: Latest and upcoming results from the SPT-3G experiment and future plans
Bradford Benson (University of Chicago, Fermilab)
13:55~14:20 Invited Galaxy Clusters as Probes for Cosmology: Status and Perspectives from Current Surveys
Barbara Sartoris (MPE-LMU)
14:20~14:35 ULTIMATE survey of large scale structures and protoclusters at z>2
Tadayuki Kodama (Tohoku University)
14:35~15:00 Invited Where Clusters Collide and Cosmic Filaments Connect: Weak Lensing with Subaru and Rubin
Hyejeon Cho (Yonsei University)
15:00~15:30 Coffee Break
15:30~15:55 Invited Subaru Prime Focus Spectrograph (PFS) Cosmology Program
Tomomi Sunayama (ASIAA)
15:55~16:35 Discussion session 1
16:35~16:50 From Hyper Suprime-Cam to Prime Focus Spectrograph
Masayuki Tanaka (NAOJ)
16:50~17:15 Invited Results from the HSC Galaxy Cluster Working Group
Nobuhiro Okabe (Hiroshima University)
Wednesday September 24, 2025
08:30~08:55 Registration
08:55~09:00 LOC announcements
Session 3: Novel ways of detecting massive structures Chair: Tadayuki Kodama (Tohoku University)
09:00~09:25 Invited Studying Galaxy Protoclusters at Cosmic Noon with Subaru PFS
Khee Gan Lee (Kavli IPMU)
09:25~09:40 Photometrically Selected Protocluster Candidates at z$\sim$9-10 in the JWST COSMOS-Web field
Tomo Goto (NTHU)
09:40~09:55 Searching for Dark Structures: A Comparison of Weak Lensing Convergence Maps and Lensing-Weighted Galaxy Density Maps
Soojin Kim (Seoul National University)
09:55~10:10 Weak lensing detection of galaxy clusters using redshift tomography in the framework of the Euclid mission
Loris Chappuis (CEA Paris Saclay)
10:10~10:25 Near-IR Weak-lensing (NIRWL) Measurements in the CANDELS Fields
BoMee Lee (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)
10:25~10:55 Coffee Break
10:55~11:10 Full-sky Density Reconstruction for Cluster and Protocluster Searches
Yi-Kuan Chiang (ASIAA)
Session 4: Mass assembly of clusters and the formation of BCGs and ICL Chair: Jubee Sohn (SNU)
11:10~11:35 Invited The Frontier of Intracluster Light Studies
Anthony Gonzalez (University of Florida)
11:35~11:50 Deciphering a Galaxy Cluster Merger with Extreme Relic Separation: A Weak-Lensing Study of PSZ2 G181.06+48.47
Eunmo Ahn (Yonsei University)
11:50~12:10 Poster flash talks
12:10~12:20 Group Photo
12:20~13:40 Lunch and Poster Session
13:40~13:55 Multi-probe mass models of massive galaxy clusters
Benjamin Beauchesne (University of Durham)
13:55~14:10 The intracluster light across redshift and cluster environment
Louisa Canepa (University of New South Wales)
14:10~14:25 Poster flash talks
ASIAA Colloquium (1F Auditorium)
14:25~15:30 Invited Universe(s) in a Box
Dylan Nelson (Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics, Heidelberg University)
15:30~16:00 Coffee Break
16:00~16:40 Discussion session 2
Session 5: Cluster mass estimates and cluster cosmology Chair: James Jee (Yonsei University)
16:40~16:55 Spectroscopic Weak Lensing Tomography for Local Massive Clusters
Jubee Sohn (Seoul National University)
16:55~17:20 Invited Weak-Lensing Shear-Selected Galaxy Clusters in the Hyper Suprime-Cam Subaru Strategic Program and its Cosmological Applications
I-Non Chiu (National Cheng Kung University)
18:00~21:00 Banquet
Thursday September 25, 2025
08:30~08:55 Registration
08:55~09:00 LOC announcements
Session 5: Cluster mass estimates and cluster cosmology Chair: James Jee (Yonsei University)
09:00~09:15 Dark Energy Survey cluster cosmology constraints with simulation-based forward modeling
Andres Salcedo (University of Arizona)
09:15~09:30 JWST Lensing Analysis of Merging Galaxy Clusters: The Bullet Cluster and Abell 2744
Sangjun Cha (Yonsei University)
09:30~09:45 Unified weak lensing constraints on the M - Lx relation for galaxy clusters
Isabel Pederneiras (University of São Paulo)
09:45~10:00 Weak-Lensing Mass Bias in Merging Galaxy Clusters
Wonki Lee (Yonsei University)
10:00~10:15 The Most Distant Strong-Lensing Cluster: Gravitational Lensing Analysis of XLSSC 122 at z=1.98
Zachary Scofield (Yonsei University)
10:15~10:40 Coffee Break
Session 6: Energetic side of clusters and ICM scaling relations Chair: Keiichi Umetsu (ASIAA)
10:40~11:05 Invited XRISM's High-Resolution Spectroscopy: Galaxy Cluster Dynamics
Naomi Ota (Nara Women's University)
11:05~11:20 Toward Precision X-ray Stacking of Low-Mass Galaxy Clusters: Methods and Application to eROSITA
Yukana Tsujita (Nara Women's University)
11:20~11:35 Search for High Energy (MeV to GeV) gamma ray emissions from Galaxy Clusters. Results from Fermi-LAT (with stacking), COMPTEL, DAMPE and indirect searches for dark matter.
Siddhant Manna (Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad, Telangana, India.)
11:35~11:50 Quantifying and explaining scatter in the X-ray luminosity - halo mass relation
Joey Braspenning (Max Planck Institute for Astronomy)
11:50~12:05 Bridging Simulations and Observations - A deep learning framework applied to Planck clusters
Subha Majumdar (Tata Institute of Fundamental reserach)
12:05~12:20 Baryon Pasting: A Novel Framework for Interpreting Next-Generation SZ and X-ray Observations of Galaxy Clusters and Groups
Erwin Lau (Nara Women's University)
12:20~12:35 Cool-core/non-cool-core dichotomy: the interplay among cluster mergers, radiative cooling, and AGN feedback
Hsiang-Yi Karen Yang (National Tsing Hua University)
12:35~13:45 Lunch (optional)
Friday September 26, 2025
08:55~09:00 LOC announcements
Session 7: Constraints on dark matter properties Chair: Tomomi Sunayama (ASIAA)
09:00~09:25 Invited Probing the Collisionless Nature of Dark Matter through Galaxy Cluster Studies
Sut-Ieng Tam (IoP, NYCU)
09:25~09:40 Tidal Evolution of Dark Matter Subhalos in z ∼ 1 Galaxy Clusters: Evidence from Galaxy–Galaxy Lensing
Hye Gyeong Khim (Yonsei University)
09:40~09:55 Intracluster Light as a Probe for Dark Matter: Exploring SIDM and CDM with C-EAGLE Sim
Jaewon Yoo (Korea Institute for Advanced Study)
09:55~10:10 Probes of Dark Matter Using Large Halo Colliders
M. James Jee (Yonsei University/UC Davis)
10:10~10:40 Coffee Break
10:40~11:20 Discussion session 3
Session 8: Tumultuous lives of cluster galaxies: quenching and gas inflow/outflow Chairs: Aeree Chung (Yonsei) and Yusei Koyama (NAOJ)
11:20~11:35 Galactic Outflows in Cluster Environments: A Case Study of Abell 2199
Chandan Watts (Indian Institute of Astrophysics, Bengaluru, India)
11:35~11:50 Simulating AGN feedback in galaxy clusters with pre-existing turbulence
Jia-Lun Li (NTHU)
11:50~12:05 Spatially-Resolved Evidence of Inside-Out Quenching in the Spiderweb Protocluster at z~2.
Ronaldo Laishram (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan)
12:05~13:35 Lunch and Poster Session
13:35~14:00 Invited Probing Cool Gas and Feedback in Massive Halos
Ting-Wen Lan (National Taiwan University)
14:00~14:15 Anisotropic Quenching beyond z=1: A New Probe of Pre-Processing around Cosmic Noon
Makoto Ando (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan)
14:15~14:30 Environmental dependence of chemical evolution in protoclusters and the transition of the mass assembly phase
Kota Adachi (Tohoku University)
14:30~14:45 Is Environment Playing a Role in Quenching Low-mass Galaxies in a Proto-cluster at z~2.6?
Richard Pan (Tufts University)
14:45~15:00 DeepDive: Proto-clusters of massive quiescent galaxies at z~4
Takumi Kakimoto (The Graduate University for Advanced Studies)
15:00~15:30 Coffee Break
15:30~16:30 Summary and discussion
Changbom Park (KIAS)