1. Science with the SKA in East Asia

2. East Asia Participation in SKA Science? It’s happening now! Many exciting talks presented at this workshop, by young people.

3. SKA WPCs + system scientist?

4. SKA Science Working Group SKA Program Development Office / SKA Project Office Project Scientist (J. Lazio) Deputy Project Scientist (M. Huynh) Pulsars for Fundamental Physics on behalf of IPTA H I Surveys for Galaxy Evolution on behalf of PHISCC Continuum Surveys on behalf of SPARCS Cosmology Magnetic Fields and Polarization Cradle of Life /Astrobiology Transients Epoch of Reionization and Dark Ages European P.S. Deputy European P.S. CSIRO P.S. AAVP V.S.

5. Terms of Reference Key roles for each Science Team Provide guidance to the SPDO/SPO on the science drivers for each respective area Provide assistance in developing technical requirements derived from science goals and requirements Serve as liaisons to broader community of SKA progress

6. SKA SWG (and ISAC) Membership based on Scientific interest Geographical balance –1/3 Europe –1/3 U.S. –1/3 “rest of the world” Australia, Canada, China, India, South Africa +observers

7. East Asia Workshop Presentations & SKA SWG Kameya Pulsars for Fundamental Physics Kim Yadev Lim Oh Chung H I Surveys for Galaxy Evolution Kawakatu Hayashi Ito Continuum Surveys Takeuchi Chang Toyokazu Cosmology Ryu Akahori Kumazaki Magnetic Fields and Polarization Cradle of Life /Astrobiology Transients Takeuchi Chang Ahn Baek Toyokazu Epoch of Reionization and Dark Ages

8. East Asia Participation in SKA Science Theoretical Papers! –Many examples shown … –Keep up the good work. –Important to consider both SKA Phase 1 and SKA Phase 2. Observational Papers! SKA Science memos Involvement in Precursor and pathfinder work LOFAR, EVLA, GMRT, VLBA, WSRT/APERTIF, … Broad involvement with community –SKA conferences e.g., SKA 2011 –Summer schools –… SKA SWG Participation already being broadened to include East Asia