This workshop will focus specifically on LIM with far-IR lines observed in the

The University of Chicago and the Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics (KICP) will host a virtual workshop to discuss recent developments and future plans in the new field of Line Intensity Mapping (LIM).

This workshop focuses on experiments targeting far-IR lines at observed at cm, mm, and THz wavelengths (non-21 cm/optical, although anyone is welcome to attend). An overarching goal will be understanding the technical challenges that need to be addressed for LIM to be a viable high-redshift cosmological and astrophysical probe.

Participants will have the opportunity to contribute standard 15 min talks, 5 min flash talks, or a poster.  We are especially interested in contributions from early-career scientists.  We will also have open discussions at the end of each session.

The conference website is here, containing more details on the expected sessions.

Important dates:

• Abstract submission deadline: May 31
• Preliminary schedule: June 15
• Registration deadline (if no abstract): June 30

For additional information, please contact the SOC co-chairs (kkarkare {at} kicp.uchicago.edu, shiro {at} uchicago.edu, pbarry {at} anl.gov).