The JENAM 2005 will take place in Liège, Belgium, from 4 to 7 July 2005.

The mornings will be devoted essentially to plenary talks, with several 50min conferences each morning. These talks introduce the 5 subjects discussed in more depth during the afternoon sessions. These subjects are :

• Asteroseismology
• Astrobiology and Solar System Exploration
• Quasars: Host Galaxies and Gravitational Lenses
• Technology Roadmap for Future Interferometric Facilities
• Massive Stars and High-Energy Emission in OB Associations

3 July 2005
16h00~20h00	Registration and welcome drink
4 July 2005
08h00-09h00	Registration
09h00-09h45 Room: 304	Welcome, opening ceremony
09h45-10h20	Coffee
10h20-11h10 Room: 304	Plenary talk: "X-ray and Gamma-Ray Emission from Single and Binary Early-Type Stars" Ian R. Stevens
11h10-12h00 Room: 304	Plenary talk: "Gravitationally Lensed Quasars: Multiple Images, Time Delays, Dark Matter" Joachim Wambsganss
12h00-13h30	Lunch & Posters
13h30-15h30 Room: 204 Room: S74	Talk sessions for: "Quasars: Host Galaxies and Gravitational Lenses" "Massive Stars and High-Energy Emission in OB Associations"
15h30-16h00	Coffee
16h00-18h00 Room: 204 Room: S74	Talk sessions for: "Quasars: Host Galaxies and Gravitational Lenses" "Massive Stars and High-Energy Emission in OB Associations"
20h00-22h00 Room: 204	Conference
22h00-24h00	Sky observation
5 July 2005
09h00-09h50 Room: 304	Plenary talk: "Opportunity, Meridiani, and the search for life on Mars." Andrew H Knoll
09h50-10h40 Room: 304	Plenary talk: Star-forming regions at high energies: the tip of the iceberg Thierry Montmerle
10h40-11h00	Coffee
11h00-11h30 Room: 304	The Herschel mission Göran Pilbratt
11h30-12h20 Room: 304	Plenary talk: "Quasar hosts and the black-hole/spheroid connection" Ross McLure
12h20-13h30	Lunch & Posters
13h30-15h30 Room: 204 Room: S94 Room: S74 Room: 1-24 13h30-15h00 Room: R52	Talk sessions for: "Astrobiology and Solar System Exploration"         Invited talk for this session:         The remarkable achievements of Mars Express Agustin Chicarro "Quasars: Host Galaxies and Gravitational Lenses" "Massive Stars and High-Energy Emission in OB Associations" Spinger-Verlag Board EAS Council
15h30-16h00	Coffee
16h00-18h00 Room: 204 Room: S94 Room: S74 Room: 1-24	Talk sessions for: "Astrobiology and Solar System Exploration" "Quasars: Host Galaxies and Gravitational Lenses" "Massive Stars and High-Energy Emission in OB Associations" Spinger-Verlag Board
18h00	Leave for reception
18h30	Reception at the Provincial Palace
6 July 2005
08h30-08h55 Room: 304	Cosmic Vision, the ESA Science Programme D. Southwood Director of the ESA Science Programme
08h55-09h20 Room: 304	Cosmic Vision, the ESA Science Programme G. Bignami Chairman ESA Space Science Advisory Committee
09h20-09h45 Room: 304	The ESO Long Term Programme C. Cesarsky Director General of ESO
09h45-10h05 Room: 304	Present and future of (ground-based and space-borne) Rusian astronomy B.Shustov and Y.Ilyasov Russian Academy of Sciences
10h05-10h30	Coffee
10h30-11h45 Room: 304	Round Table on Large European Astronomical Projects: Financing, Organisation and Industrial Readiness Invited as participants to the Round Table (chaired by L. Woltjer) R.M. Bonnet President of COSPAR, Director International Space Science Institute, Bern H.R. Butcher President EAS, Director ASTRON, Dwingeloo B. Collin Director General AMOS, Liège R. Gilmozzi Director Paranal Obs./Head of Telescope Systems Division, ESO P. Weissenberg   Director, Aerospace, security and equipment, European Commission	Press meeting
11h45-12h30 Room: 304	General Assembly of the European Astronomical Society
12h30-13h30	Lunch & Posters
13h30-15h30 Room: 204 Room: S74 Room: R52 Room: R53	Talk sessions for: "Asteroseismology"         Invited talk for this session:         Observational Aspects of Asteroseismology Gerald Handler "Technology Roadmap for Future Interferometric Facilities" "Astrophysics, and how to attract young people into Physics" "European Cooperation and Projects in Astronomy"
15h30-16h00	Coffee
16h00-18h00 Room: 204 Room: S74 Room: R52 Room: R53	Talk sessions for: "Asteroseismology" "Technology Roadmap for Future Interferometric Facilities" "Astrophysics, and how to attract young people into Physics" "European Cooperation and Projects in Astronomy"
20h00-22h00	"Science cafe"
7 July 2005
09h00-09h50 Room: 304	Plenary talk: "The Cassini-Huygens Mission: Results after one year in orbit around Saturn and six months after Huygens landing on Titan." Jean-Pierre Lebreton, Dennis Matson , L. Spilker
09h50-10h40 Room: 304	Plenary talk: "Perspectives for next generation ground- and space-based interferometers" Oliver Absil & Dimitri Mawet
10h40-11h10	Coffee
11h10-12h00 Room: 304	Plenary talk: "How can we probe the interiors of stars?" Donald Wayne Kurtz
12h00-13h30	Lunch & Posters
13h30-15h30 Room: S94 Room: 204 Room: S74	Talk sessions for: "Asteroseismology"         Invited talk for this session:         Theoretical Aspects of Asteroseismology Eric Michel "Astrobiology and Solar System Exploration" "Technology Roadmap for Future Interferometric Facilities"
15h30-16h00	Coffee
16h00-18h00 Room: S94 Room: 204 Room: S74	Talk sessions for: "Asteroseismology" "Astrobiology and Solar System Exploration"         Invited talk for this session:         On the origin of the Late Heavy Bombardment of terrestrial planets A. Morbidelli "Technology Roadmap for Future Interferometric Facilities"
8 July 2005 - Extensions
Astrobiology in Belgium
08h30-09h00	Registration and welcome
09h00-09h20 Room: 204	Cyanobacterial ecology in Antarctica Taton, A., Wilmotte, A (ULg)
09h20-09h40 Room: 204	Self-organized criticality with complex temporal correlations in a simple cellular automaton Marco Baiesi, Christian Maes (KUL)
09h40-10h00 Room: 204	Silicon isotopes as proxies to the origin of oldest rocks on Earth and the early evolution of life: potentialities in Astrobiology Luc André, Damien Cardinal (Royal Museum of central Africa)
10h00-10h20 Room: 204	Evolution of the early Earth biosphere Emmanuelle Javaux (ULg)
10h20-10h40	Coffee break Posters
10h40-11h40 Room: 204	Plenary talk: Chance and necessity revisited Professor CHRISTIAN DEDUVE (ICP)
11h40-12h10 Room: 204	Belgian Federal Centre For Complexity and Exobiology (COEX) J. Wisemberg1,8, G. Nicolis2, I. Zegers3, J-P Swings4, C. Waelkens5, C. Maes5, C. Rouvas Nicolis6,P.C. Simon7, V. Dehant7, D. Fonteyn8, E. Javaux4, J. Surdej 4, A.Verbeure5 , T. Van Hoolst7 , P.Gaspard2 , C. Muller8, D. Moreau1 1.(B-USOC), 2.(ULB), 3.(VUB) , 4.(Ulg), 5.(KULeuven), 6.(KMI-IRM), 7.(KSB-ORB), 8.(IASB-BIRA)
12h10-12h30	Press meeting
12h30-14h00	Lunch
14h00-14h20 Room: 204	Internal Planetary Evolution and Habitability. V. Dehant, T. Van Hoolst (ROB)
14h20-14h40 Room: 204	A survey of the environmental biocontamination onboard the International Space Station Patrick De Boever1, Natalia Novikova2, Svetlana Poddubko2, Elena Deshevaya2, Nikolai Polikarpov2, Natalia Rakova2, Ilse Coninx1, Max Mergeay1 1 SCKCEN, 2 Ministry of Health, Russia
14h40-15h00 Room: 204	MELiSSA (Micro Ecological Life Support System Alternative), a short cut ecological model of the Earth's waste food biotransformation cycle Larissa Hendrickx, Max Mergeay (SCKCEN)
15h00-15h20 Room: 204	Penetration of UV radiation at Mars surface from SPICAM data. C. Muller1, D. Gillottay1, D. Moreau1, D. Fonteyn1, D.Fussen1, S. Perrier2, J.L.Bertaux2, E. Quemerais2, F. Lefèvre2, O.Korablev3 ,A. Fedorova3 and the SPICAM team. 1 Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, Belgium, 2 Service d'Aéronomie du C.N.R.S., France, 3 Institute for Space Research (Russia)
15h20-15h40 Room: 204	Behaviour of concentrated macromolecule solutions in microgravity Ingrid Zegers1, Celine Vanhee1, Mike Sleutel1, Ronnie Willaert1, Cécile VandeWeerdt2, Christine Evrard3, Frank Dubois4, Fermin Otalora5, JuanMa Garcia-Ruiz5 1VUB-ULTR, Pleinlaan 2, 1050 Brussels, Belgium; 2Labo de biologie moléculaire et de génie génétique, Allée de la Chimie, 3, 4000 Liège, Belgium; 3UCL CSTR, 1 place Louis Pasteur B-1348 Lovain-la-Neuve, BELGIUM; 4MRC, ULB CP165/62, avenue F.D. Roosevelt 50, 1050 Bruxelles Belgium; 5LEC, Edifício BIC Granada, Avenida de la Innovación, 1, P.T. Ciencias de la Salud , E-18100 Armilla, Granada, Spain
15h40-16h00 Room: 204	Coffee & Round table discussion Concluding remarks
Technology Roadmap for Future Interferometric Facilities
09h00-09h35 Room: S74	Invited talk: Site considerations for the next generation of optical arrrays: Mid-latitude sites versus Antarctica M. Sarazin
09-35-10h10 Room: S74	Perspective of Interferometry in Antarctica B. Lopez, F.X. Schmider, F. Vakili, E. Aristidi
10h10-10h40	Coffee break
10h40-11h40 Room: 204	Plenary talk: Chance and necessity revisited Professor CHRISTIAN DEDUVE (Nobel Prize)
11h45-12h20 Room: S74	Invited talk: AT telescopes at Dome C O. Pirnay
12h20-13h30	Lunch
13h30-13h45 Room: S74	Aladdin on the road to Darwin Vincent Coudé du Foresto
13h45-14h20 Room: S74	Invited talk: EC proposal for FP7 and research infrastructures in astronomy Panayotis Moschopoulos
14h20-14h35 Room: S74	AstroValley: European Technology Platform on Astronomical Instrumentation E.J. Bakker et al.
14h35-15h20 Room: S74	General conclusions and discussion
15h20-16h00	Coffee