2019/04/02:	The first announcement [tennet:17385]
2019/04/02:	Registration opens (deadline: Apr. 21 (Sun))
2019/04/21:	Registration for "talk" presentation was closed. Registration for "poster" and "banquet" will be closed on May 15.
2019/05/10:	The second announcement [tennet:17492]
2019/05/15:	Registration for presentation and banquet was closed.
2019/06/07:	Thank you for your participation!
	Winners of the presentation awards
Oral award:	Yuichi Harikane "Spectroscopic Identifications of Early Large Scale Structures with Protoclusters Over 200 Mpc at z~6-7: Strong Associations of Dusty Star-Forming Galaxies"
Poster award:	Yuma Sugahara "Fast Outflows Identified in Early Star-Forming Galaxies at z = 5–6"
	Congratulations!

The field of galaxy evolution covers a wide range of astrophysical scales: from the cosmic large-scale structure to a central black hole of the Milky Way Galaxy. This is a rapidly evolving field and thus it is important to understand astrophysical processes operating on various physical scales to draw a complete picture of the galaxy evolution. While a workshop focused on some specific aspects of galaxies is useful, a workshop with a broader scope essentially on everything about galaxies is highly complementary. Motivated by this, we hold a galaxy evolution workshop every June to improve our understanding of the complex nature of galaxies and their evolution over time. Here, we are pleased to announce this year's galaxy evolution workshop at the Tokyo University.

The spirit of the workshop is;

(1) present and discuss recent (and new!) results

(2) discuss what the next steps will be

We very much appreciate presentations by young scientists. We hope this workshop will make the galaxy community stronger on a long run. In the past workshops, we had talks and discussions in Japanese, but in order to further 'educate' young people, we strongly encourage presentations and discussions in English. To be specific, postdocs and staffs should speak in English, students are encouraged (but not obliged) to do so. All slides and posters should be prepared in English.

Any presentations related to galaxies (from the Milky Way to the most distant galaxies) are welcome. In addition to general science sessions, we have a focus session. We focus on the upcoming facility instrument for Subaru: Prime Focus Spectrograph. PFS is a massively multiplexed fiber spectrograph and is going to be an extremely powerful instrument to address a wide range of important astrophysical questions. The PFS team is planning a big survey and this is a great opportunity for young people to participate a big international collaboration. We will invite a few key people from the PFS collaboration and discuss how we, the Japanese community, lead the survey. We also welcome oral/poster contributions about science with PFS.

We look forward to seeing you at the workshop!

Naoyuki Tamura	Kavli IPMU	PFS Overview
Kiyoto Yabe	Kavli IPMU	PFS Galaxy/AGN Evolution and Cosmology survey
Miho Ishigaki	Tohoku University	PFS Galactic Archaeology survey

Although our funding is limited, we offer travel support. If you would like to receive a support, please indicate that when you fill out the online registration form below by Apr. 21 (Sun). We will give priorities to speakers and students.

This workshop is supported by NAOJ and Kavli IPMU.

The organizers strongly oppose any discrimination or harassment based on gender, sexual orientation, ethnic origin, language, religion, political or other opinion, physical appearance, disability, or age. If you experience, see, or hear any speech or acts violating our policy above, do not hesitate to let us know.