Programme (as of 07 August 2013) ALL TALKS HAVE A (MAXIMUM) LENGTH OF 30 MINUTES, DISCUSSION INCLUDED (SHORTER IS O.K.) The morning sessions have a 15 minutes coffee break at 10.30am (Tuesday) and 10am (Wednesday and Thursday), the afternoon session at 4.00pm Monday Arrival in Kiel 7pm-8.30pm Welcoming reception in the Lobby of the GHotel Tuesday 8.15am Guided walk from the Lobby of the GHotel to the workshop venue 8.45am Registration 9am Session I Relativity and Accretion  Chair: Eckart  V. Karas Prague Dusty tori and organized magnetic fields around black holes M. Dovciak  Prague X-ray polarization and strong gravity V. Sochora Prague Studying extremal energy shifts from accretion rings M. Bursa  Prague Thermal disk spectra at high accretion rates W.J. Duschl  Kiel, Tucson To be or not to be: The sub-Eddington limit for AGN accretion Noon Session II The Galactic Center  Chair: Duschl  A. Eckart  Cologne The Galactic Center as a paradigmn for low luminosity nuclei?    The K-band identification of the DGO/G2 source from VLT and Keck data M. Zajacek  Prague Models of the gaseous-dust cloud G2 near the Galactic Center G. Karssen Cologne Modeling the variable near-infrared emission from Sgr A* with an orbiting hot spot B. Czerny  Prague Multiple accretion events as a trigger for Sagittarius A* activity N. Sabha  Cologne Faint point sources and a bowshock in the central parsec: An infrared view B. Jalali  Cologne Star formation in the vicinity of Sgr A* B. Shazamanian  Bonn Infrared polarized light from Sgr A*  M. Garcia Marin  Cologne APEX/sub-mm observations of the Galactic Center  N. Grosso  Strasbourg X-ray flaring activity of Sgr A*  C. Rauch Bonn NIR triggered phase referencing of the Galactic Center radio source Sgr A* at 43 GHz S. Yazici  Cologne GRAVITY, the 2nd generation interferometer for Galactic Center observations Wednesday  8.00am Guided walk from the Lobby of the GHotel to the workshop venue 8.30am Session III (A)GN I Chair: Porquet  M. Vitale  Bonn Galaxy evolution across optical emission-line diagnostic diagrams  S. Behroozian  Cologne Gas dynamics in Seyfert galaxies  N. Fazeli  Cologne Stellar populations in Seyfert galaxies  M. Bremer  Cologne Extended LINER-like emission in the NuGA source 5850  Y.E. Rashid Cologne, Baghdad High resolution observations of SDSS J080800.99+483807.7    in the optrical and radio domain - A possible example of a jet-triggered star formation S. Hoenig  Kiel, Santa Barbara The dusty heart of AGN revealed by IR interferometry L. Moser Cologne Galactic centers near and far: interferometric observations of 3 galaxies of the    low luminosity QSO sample and of the Galactic Center (Sgr A*)  12.30pm Excursion (bus leaves from the workshop venue)  06.30pm CPK13-Happy Hour in the Lobby of the GHotel Thursday  8.00am Guided walk from the Lobby of the GHotel to the workshop venue 8.30am Session IV (A)GN II Chair: Karas M. Blank  Kiel  Viscous time lags between starburst and AGN activity  G. Busch Cologne A low-luminosity type-1 QSO sample - Near-Infrared study of nearby AGN host galaxies  Ch. Iserlohe Cologne The Seyfert 1.5 galaxy NGC 4151 in the infrared L. Fuhrmann Bonn The F-GAMMA program: AGN variability and the detection of significant    radio/gamma-ray correlations K. Markakis  Bonn eMerlin and Subaru observations of NGC 3718 D. Porquet Strasbourg X-ray observations of AGN  J. Zuther  Cologne Compect radio emission from z~0.2 X-ray bright AGN and the central kpc of edge-on AGN  M. Valencia-S. Cologne Many reasons why Narrow Line seyfert 1s are not a special class of Active Galactic Nuclei  Impressum - (c) W.J. Duschl - Last update: 07 August 2013