






Monday, June 29

8:40 AM	PDRs: Their Prehistory and Possible Future Directions	David Hollenbach

Session 1: The Physics and Chemistry of PDRs		Chair: Michael Burton

9:20 AM	Stars, Cars, and PDRs: The physics of PDRs	Mark Wolfire
10:00 AM	Dust temperature fluctuations and surface processes: Impact on H₂ emission lines in PDRs	Emeric Bron
10:50 AM	H₂ enhanced radiative grain alignment in IC63/IC59	B-G Andersson
11:10 AM	The chemistry of PDRs	Javier Goicoechea
11:40 AM	Photodissociation, chemistry, and isotope selection	Alan Heays


Session 2: Models of PDRs		Chair: Frank Bertoldi

2:00 PM	Models of PDRs: State of the art	Franck le Petit
2:40 PM	PDR model benchmark	Markus Roellig
3:10 PM	Testing the KOSMA-τ 3D PDR code: The Orion Bar PDR	Silke Andree-Labsch
4:00 PM	Molecular pillars in the sky and in the lab	Jave Kane
4:20 PM	PDRs vs XDRs vs CRDRs vs TDRs	Rowin Meijerink
4:50 PM	A benchmark of CO emission as molecular cloud mass indicator	László Szücs
5:10 PM	Gas-ice chemical interplay in interstellar clouds	Seyit Hocuk

Tuesday, June 30

Session 2: Models of PDRs, continued		Chair: Inga Kamp

8:30 AM	The role of PAHs in PDRs	Olivier Berne
9:00 AM	PAH emission in NGC2023: How subtle variations reveal sub-populations with different molecular structure and charge	Els Peeters
9:20 AM	Observational evidence of the evaporation of aromatic/aliphatic very small grains in the NGC 7023 PDR	Paolo Pilleri

Session 3: Observations of PDRs in the Galactic Environment

9:40 AM	Spitzer and Herschel observations of galactic PDRs	Asuncion Fuente
10:40 AM	Spectral mapping of galactic PDRs: Cooling and molecular diagnostics	Emilie Habart
11:00 AM	PDR Observations: From Herschel to SOFIA	Juergen Stutzki
11:30 AM	Near-infrared spectroscopy of galactic PDRs with AKARI	Takashi Onaka
11:50 AM	Herschel PACS and SPIRE spectroscopy of the photodissociation regions associated with S 106 and IRAS 23133+6050	David Stock


1:30 PM	Panel Discussion: Charting the future: Critical observations, laboratory studies, & model calculations
	Moderator: Margaret Meixner. Panel: Frank Israel, Gary Melnick, Gordon Stacey, Amiel Sternberg, and Hans Zinnecker

Session 3: Observations of PDRs in the Galactic Environment, cont.		Chair: Isabel Aleman

2:30 PM	Linking laboratory and theoretical studies on molecular excitation with PDR observations	Laurent Wiesenfeld
3:30 PM	H₂ excitation and mapping in the Orion Bar with IGRINS	Kyle Kaplan
3:50 PM	HI-to-H₂ Transitions in the Perseus Molecular Cloud	Shmuel Bialy
4:10 PM	The carbon inventory in a cold, quiescent, filamentary molecular cloud	Michael Burton
4:30 PM	Complex organics in the Horsehead PDR	Viviana Guzmán
4:50 PM	Water in photodissociation region	Gary Melnick

Wednesday, July 1

Session 3: Observations of PDRs in the Galactic Environment, cont.		Chair: Yvonne Pendleton

8:30 AM	PDRs in circumstellar media	Jeronimo Bernard-Salas
9:00 AM	The photochemistry of stellar outflows	Leen Decin
9:30 AM	The Herschel Planetary Nebula Survey (HerPlaNS): Molecules in the far-infrared spectra of planetary nebulae	Isabel Aleman
10:40 AM	PDR Diagnostic diagrams: Guides to the underlying physics of FUV illuminated gas in galaxies	Michael Kaufman
11:10 AM	A photodissociation region in HII region N55 of the LMC	Nasim Neelamkodan
11:30 AM	Physical conditions of the warm molecular gas in the starforming region N159	Min-Young Lee
11:50 PM	The magnetic field in photodissociation regions	Marta Alves
Session 4: PDRs, and Star and Planet Formation		Chair: Takashi Onaka

2:00 PM
2:30 PM	PDRs and the structure of protoplanetary disks	Uma Gorti
3:00 PM	Extreme PDRs and XDRs: A multi-wavelength view into protoplanetary disks	Inga Kamp
4:05 PM	The evaporation of circumstellar disks, PDR models, and radiation fields in young star forming cluster	Fred Adams
4:25 PM	Shocks and PDRs from young stellar objects with Herschel	Agatha Karska
4:45 PM	Star formation near Sgr A*	Farhad Yusef-Zadeh

Thursday, July 2

Session 5: PDRs and the ISM of Galaxies		Chair:

8:30 AM	Extragalactic PDRs: The influence of LyC production rates and their escape fractions on the ISM and IGM	Mike Shull
9:10 AM	The origin of the CII line in the Milky Way	Jorge Pineda
9:40 AM	Structure of dark molecular gas in the galaxy: I - A pilot survey for 18-cm OH near l ≈ 105°, b ≈ +1°	Ron Allen
10:30 AM	[N II] Fine Structure Line Emission from the Milky Way	Paul Goldsmith & Jorge Pineda
10:50 AM	"Dark" gas in isolated interstellar clouds	Bill Reach
11:10 AM	Diffuse clouds as low density PDRs	Maryvonne Gerin
11:40 AM	Chemical probes of turbulence in the diffuse medium: The TDR model	Benjamin Godard & Edith Falgarone


Session 5: PDRs and the ISM of Galaxies, continued		Chair: Bill Reach

2:00 PM	How we can constrain the transition from atomic to molecular hydrogen: A Planck-based approach to the "optically thick" HI 21 cm spectrum	Yasuo Fukui
2:30 PM	Spatially resolved physical conditions of molecular gas: A zoom-in from circumnuclear region of M83 to Carina Nebula	Ronin Wu
2:50 PM	PDRs in low metallicity environments	Amiel Sternberg
3:50 PM	Tracing and characterizing PDRs in nearby galaxies	Vianney Lebouteiller
4:20 PM	Young photodissociation complexes in NGC 6822: Stars and semi-resolved PDRs	Lynn Carlson
4:40 PM	The Herschel Dwarf Galaxy Survey: Gas properties at low metallicity	Diane Cormier
5:00 PM	PDRs and molecular gas at low-Metallicity in the Small Magellanic Cloud	Katie Jameson

Friday, July 3

Session 6: PDRs in Starburst, (U)LIRG, and High-z Environments		Chair: Erick Young

8:30 AM	Witnessing the effects of massive star formation in 30 Doradus of the LMC	Mélanie Chevance
8:50 AM	Molecular gas in Luminous galaxies	Frank Israel
9:10 AM	PDRs in starburst and (U)LIRG environments	Eckhard Sturm
9:50 AM	Probing the star forming ISM in high-z quasars	Frank Bertoldi
10:40 AM	Tracers of PDRs at high redshift	Gordon Stacey
11:20 AM	HELLO-PDR: FIR lines from local and z=1-3 galaxies	Huan Yang
11:40 AM	CH⁺(J=1-0) line detection in a high-z ultra-luminous galaxy SDP17b: The first probe of a massive turbulent halo	Edith Falgarone