10:30   coffee available
10:55   Welcome and Logistics: Chris Done

11:00   Raj Sathyaprakash (Durham)
        UltraLuminous X-ray sources

11:20   Peter Koesec (Cambridge)
        Searching for Outflows in Ultraluminous X-ray Sources

11:40   Ciro Pinto (Cambridge)
        The Ultrafast outflow in IRAS 13224

11:55   Jiachen Jiang (Cambridge)
        The spectra of IRAS13224 from the 1.5Ms observing campaign

12:10   Douglas Buisson (Cambridge)
        The extreme NLS1 1H0707

12:25   Ken Pounds (Leicester)
        Powerful AGN winds as a potential diagnostic of inner disc accretion

12:40 - 14:00 lunch



Chair: TBC

14:00   Beta Lusso (Durham)
        Active galactic nuclei as cosmological probes.

14:20   Peter Boorman 
        An X-ray Baldwin effect for Compton-thick active galactic nuclei

14:40   Myrto Symeonidis (MSSL) 
        AGN in HyLIRG

15:00   David Rosario (Durham)
        The effects of AGN feedback on molecular gas and star-formation

15:20-15:40 coffee

15:40   Daniel Kynock (Durham) 
        The relativistic jet of the gamma-ray NLS1 1H0323+342

16:00   Ryan Duffy (Bristol) 
        The X-ray Ribs in the Cocoon Shock of Cygnus A

16:20   Judith Croston (Open University)
        Characterising galaxy groups via low-frequency radio surveys

16:40   Carlos Vergara / Sunayana Bhargava (Sussex) 
        XMM cluster survey + DES weak lensing constrains on cluster masses  

17:00   Lillian Garratt-Smithson (Leicester)
        High Mass X-ray Binary Feedback in Star-forming Giant Molecular Clouds

17:20 Reception