Posters

The poster boards at the workshop can accommodate posters of up to 100 cm in WIDTH and 140 cm in HEIGHT. Posters in either "portrait" or "landscape" format smaller than this dimension can be fitted on the board. An A0 size poster (120 cm by 84 cm), for example, can be displayed in portrait format.

Each poster has been assigned a number. Please check your poster number in the poster list and use the corresponding numbered poster board at the workshop venue.

Total number of abstracts: 30
01	Piyali Saha	From Clump-scale to Envelope-scale: The Correlation Between Magnetic Fields and Gravity in G34.43+0.24 Abstract Piyali Saha (ASIAA), Patrick Koch (ASIAA), and collaborators from STREAMS+MagMaR
02	Jo-Shui Kao	Assessing the Reliability of the Polarization–Intensity Gradient Method in Realistic Star-Forming Environments Abstract Jo-Shui Kao (NTHU/ASIAA), Shih-Ping Lai(NTHU), Hsi-Wei Yen (ASIAA) Patrick Koch (ASIAA)
03	Troels Haugboelle	Shaping multiplicity in star forming regions Abstract Troels Haugbølle (Niels Bohr Institute), Rajika Kuruwita (Australian National University), Daniel Daza (Niels Bohr Institute), Jes K Jørgensen (Niels Bohr Institute)
04	Kee-Tae Kim	Accretion disk and streamer candidates in a high-mass protocluster Abstract Kee-Tae Kim, Gyuho Lee (KASI), and QUARKS team
05	Volvach Alexandr	Spectral–Temporal Evolution of Powerful H₂O Maser Flares in the Protostellar System IRAS 16293−2422 Abstract A.E. Volvach, L.N. Volvach
06	Ting-Chen Chen	Molecular outflows of IRAS 16544-1604 Abstract Ting-Chen Chen, Shih-Ping Lai
07	Jyun-Heng Lin	Three-dimensional Radiative Transfer Modeling of Protostellar Jet Kinematics: A Case Study of BHR71 IRS2 Abstract Jyun-Heng Lin (NTHU/ASIAA), Chin-Fei Lee (ASIAA), Shih-Ping Lai (NTHU), J. A. López-Vázquez (ASIAA)
08	Yueh-Ning Lee	Streamers around class 0/I YSOs: what are they? Abstract Yueh-Ning Lee
09	Kazuya Saigo	Probing the Physical Conditions of Protostellar Disks through Multi-band Observations and Modeling Abstract Kazuya Saigo (ASIAA), Shigehisa Takakuwa (Kagoshima Univ.), Taichi Nishihara (Civil Aviation College), and eDisk Team
10	Shigehisa Takakuwa	Radiative Transfer Modeling of the Enigmatic Low-Luminosity Object J162656 Abstract Shigehisa Takakuwa, Kazuya Saigo, Jinshi Sai, Yusuke Aso, Yoshito Shimajiri, Ryohei Kawabe
11	Bich-Ngoc Nguyen	Tracing Dust Grain Properties in a Class 0 Envelope with Multi-wavelength ALMA Polarization Abstract Nguyen Bich Ngoc (ASIAA/VNSC), Do Quoc Trong (VNSC), Hsi-Wei Yen (ASIAA), Nguyen Chau Giang (KASI) et al .
13	Miyu Kido	Multi-epoch and Multi-band ALMA observations of the Class II Binary XZ Tau Abstract Miyu Kido (RIKEN/ASIAA), Hsi-Wei Yen (ASIAA), Jeremy Lewis Smallwood (The University of Oklahoma), Jinshi Sai (Kagoshima university), Shigehisa Takakuwa (Kagoshima university), and Kazuya Saigo (ASIAA)
14	Manogna Donthi kiran	Follow-up detection of Water Vapour in IRAS4A, IRAS4B and IRAS2A using NOEMA Abstract Manogna Donthi Kiran, Daniel Harsono
15	Douglas Johnstone	What Sub-mm and Mid-IR Variability of Protostars Tells Us about the Accreting Disks of Deeply Embedded Protostars Abstract Doug Johnstone (NRC-Herzberg) The JCMT Transient Team
17	Mihirkumar Sanjeevkumar Tripathi	Thermochemical models of embedded disks in the era of JWST, ELT/METIS, and PRIMA Abstract Mihir Tripathi, Daniel Harsono
18	Ke Zhang	Inner Disk Chemistry of Class I/FS Disks with JWST/MIRI Abstract Ke Zhang (UW-Madison)
19	Young-Jun Kim	Developing a Radiative Transfer Model Grid-Based Near-Infrared Disk Spectrum Fitting Framework for SPHEREx Ice Surveys Abstract Young-Jun Kim¹, Jeong-Eun Lee², SPHEREx Ice Team³⁻⁴ ¹Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, Seoul National Univ. ²SNU Astronomy Research Center ³Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI) ⁴Center for Astrophysics, Harvard & Smithsonian
20	Pratishtha Rawat	From Spirals to Rings: Warps in dusty, self-gravitating protoplanetary discs Abstract Pratishtha Rawat (University of Warwick, United Kingdom), Rebecca Nealon (Monash University, Australia), Farzana Meru (University of Warwick, United Kingdom)
21	Anibal Sierra morales	Dust Substructures and Line Perturbations driven by a Forming Planet in J16120 Abstract Anibal Sierra (Instituto de Astronomía - UNAM)
22	Yuto Hiraide	Analysis of Asymmetric Structures in the IM Lup dusty Disk: Estimating the spiral pattern speed Abstract Yuto Hiraide (Ibaraki University), Masataka Aizawa (Ibaraki University),Munetake Momose (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan)
23	Yuya Fukuhara	Probing disk dynamics and dust evolution through shadows in protoplanetary disks: A case study of the HD 142527 disk Abstract Yuya Fukuhara (ASIAA), Ryuta Orihara (Science Tokyo), Satoshi Okuzumi (Science Tokyo), Takayuki Muto (Kogakuin University)
24	Yi Yang	How Reliably Can Multi-band ALMA SED Fitting Recover Dust Grain Sizes in Narrow Disk Rings? Abstract Yi Yang (The Astrobiology Center), Yanqin Wu (The University of Toronto)
25	Duc Thong Le	Probing Fundamental Physics with Molecular Spectroscopy of Protoplanetary Disks Abstract T. D. Le
26	Yi Duann	Linking observed exoplanet populations to pebble accretion Abstract Y. Duann, A. Johansen, H. S. Wang, and H. Jens Hoeijmakers
27	Nyadru Nassur	Planetesimal formation in perturbed discs Abstract Nassur Nyadru
28	Jun Hashimoto	Toward an understanding of planetary mass accretion Abstract Jun Hashimoto (ASIAA)
29	Heather Fenwick Johnston	Debris Disc Formation via External Photoevaporation Abstract Heather Fenwick Johnston (University of Exeter); Sebastian Marino (University of Exeter); Sebastiaan Krijt (University of Exeter)
30	Salma Makhtich	Direct imaging of exoplanets using chronography Abstract Salma Makhtich
31	Oliver Carey	From Planet Formation to Habitability Abstract Gregory Tucker, Tim Rehm, Annalies Kleyheeg, Kanchita Klangboonkrong, Oliver Carey, Caitlyn Altermatt, Feifan Deng
32	Khushboo Kunwar Rao	Probing early angular-momentum loss in intermediate-mass pre-main-sequence stars in the Trumpler 14 open cluster Abstract Khushboo K. Rao (Institute of Astronomy, National Central University, Taiwan), Wen-Ping Chen (Institute of Astronomy, National Central University, Taiwan), Hsiang-Yu Chen (Institute of Astronomy, National Central University, Taiwan), Kristen Dage (International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research – Curtin University, Australia), Stella S. R. Offner (University of Texas, Austin, Texas, USA)