This workshop will run from Monday 26th (afternoon) to the Thursday 29th (morning) and will cover a number of topics that are important to legacy missions including catalogues, source detection, source classification and machine learning techniques, time domain astronomy and other tools for exploiting large datasets. There will also be some discussion on citizen science and outreach in general. It will be the chance to learn about the new software that has been developed within the XMM2ATHENA H2020 project, as well as other similar projects, and to see some of the exciting science that has been done using the new tools. The workshop will run over three days, with invited, sollicited and contributed talks covering all of aspects of the areas highlighted above. Poster space will also be available. A complimentary buffet lunch will be provided for all participants on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday lunchtimes. 

Please note, that whilst the workshop is closed for new talk abstracts, we still have a small amount of poster space and are still accepting posters, until all of the space is filled. Please also note that as of 10th January, it is no longer possible to sign up for the dinner as we have reached the maximum number of people that the restaurant can take. Should places become available, we will let you know.

Deborah Baines (ESAC, Spain)

Didier Barret (IRAP, France)

Raffaele D'Abrusco (CfA | Harvard & Smithsonian, USA)

Andrea De Luca (INAF, Italy)

Phil Evans (University of Leicester, UK)

Olivier Godet (IRAP, France)

Claire Greenwell (University of Durham, UK)

Peter Hurley - TBC

Emille Ishida (LPC-Clermont, France)

Georg Lamer (AIP, Germany)

Fabrizio Nicastro (INAF, Italy)

Mara Salvato (MPE, Germany)

Maite Ceballos (IFCA, Spain)

Mickael Coriat (IRAP, France)

Norman Khan (IRAP, France)

Georgios Mountrichas (IFCA, Spain)

Ada Nebot (Observatoire Astronomique de Strasbourg, France)

Mat Page (MSSL, UK)

Erwan Quintin (IRAP, France)

Angel Ruiz (NOA, Greece)

Hugo Tranin (ICCUB, Spain)

Iris Traulsen (AIP, Germany)