The meeting will bring the international mm/sub-mm/FIR space-interferometry community together, with the aim of discussing recent scientific results, ongoing technology developments, and future directions in the field. In addition, the meeting will be a unique opportunity to build international partnerships, create new science collaborations, identify technology priorities, and connect experienced scientists with students and early-career researchers.
The scientific part of the programme will cover many topics, such as the imaging of the photon rings of black holes and the study of extragalactic masers, as well as high-angular resolution FIR astronomy. The main objective will be to cover the science cases that can be addressed by a future sub-mm/FIR space-based interferometer.
The meeting will include invited and contributed talks, as well as poster presentations, and will provide ample opportunity for discussion and exchange.
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