Paper:	Summary and Concluding Remarks
Volume:	446, Galaxy Evolution: Infrared to Millimeter Wavelength Perspective
Page:	411
Authors:	Sanders, D. B.
Abstract:	This conference/workshop is the second in the biannual SNU series, and the fourth international conference in China to focus on the new data being returned from space and ground-based far-infrared (FIR) and submillimeter (submm) telescopes. The continued emphasis on the FIR-submm highlights the critical role this wavelength region will play in achieving an understanding of the gas and dust distribution in galaxies, and thus how star formation and the fueling of AGN drive galaxy evolution throughout cosmic time. The meeting format is briefly summarized, followed by a discussion of six major questions that were raised throughout the meeting. The answers to these questions will continue to represent central themes in future FIR-submm extragalactic research.

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