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Thursday November 12, 2026
Chair: Patrick Koch
09:00~09:30	Invited Magnetic Fields and Angular Momentum Transport: What Is ALMA Really Measuring? Abstract Leslie Looney (University of Illinois)
5. Infall, Streamers and Environmental Regulation
09:30~10:00	Invited Magnetohydrodynamic Evolution of Young Disks and Planet-Formation Environments Abstract Shoji Mori (Tsinghua University)
10:00~10:30	Invited Unsteady Accretion: A Theoretical Perspective Abstract Zhaohuan Zhu (University of Nevada Las Vegas)
10:30~11:00	Coffee Break
11:00~11:20	Is there a relationship between the Cosmic-Ray Ionization Rate / Ionization Fraction and Protostellar Disk Radius? Abstract Travis Thieme (ASIAA)
11:20~11:40	Enhanced Ionization in Protostellar Envelopes Abstract Kamber Schwarz (University of Georgia)
11:40~12:10	Poster Flash Session
12:10~13:30	Lunch
Chair: Leslie Looney
13:30~13:50	Constraining 3D structures of streamers through radiative transfer modeling of polarized dust thermal emission Abstract Hanju Nam (Seoul National University)
13:50~14:10	Magnetic-Field-Induced Inspiral of Protostellar Binaries Accreting from a Circumbinary Disk Abstract Tomoaki Matsumoto (Hosei University)
14:10~14:30	Constraining MHD Disk Wind Mass Loss Rates from Multiple Molecular Lines: An Application to HH30 Abstract Sophie Clark (University of Arizona)
14:30~14:50	From core collapse to observable streamers: synthetic signatures of asymmetric accretion Abstract Vianey Camacho (NTNU)
14:50~15:10	Infall Onto Protoplanetary Disks Across Evolutionary Stages Abstract León-Alexander Hühn (Peking University)
15:10~16:10	Poster Session and Coffee Break
16:10~16:30	Dynamical Impacts of Accretion Streamers on Circumstellar Disks Abstract Han-Gyeol Yun (Seoul National University)
16:30~16:50	The interplay of late infall onto planet formation Abstract Ya-Wen Tang (ASIAA)
16:50~17:10	Chemical differentiation from the streamer, disk, and envelope in B5-IRS1 Abstract Yu-Ru Chou (Max-Planck-Institut für extraterrestrische Physik)