Meeting ID: 2730 632 1129
Password: wPxXXN3Fk44
Welcome (WebEx) | ||
10:00 | Heike Rauer | Welcome & Overview SPP 1992 Activities |
Session 1 (WebEx) | ||
10:30 | Sarah Khalafinejad | Population study of exoplanetary atmospheres using low- and high-resolution transmission spectroscopy |
10:45 | Dane Späth | |
11:00 | Gabriel-Dominique Marleau | Accreting planets: observable accretion tracers |
11:15 | Lee Grenfell | |
11:30 | Katja Stock | How Planetary Systems are Shaped by their Birthplace |
11:45 | Sascha Grziwa | |
12:00 | Lunch Break (sci.an) | |
Session 2 (WebEx) | ||
13:00 | Konstantin Herbst | |
13:15 | Miriam Rengel | Investigating physico-chemical mechanisms in (exo)planetary atmospheres and their impact in the observables |
13:30 | Monika Ellwarth | Spatially resolved solar spectroscopy as benchmark for exoplanet observations |
13:45 | Enrique Sanchis Melchor | Effects of tidal heating in Proxima Centauri b's thermal evolution |
14:00 | Coffee Break (sci.an) | |
14:30 | Election of PhD Representatives | |
15:00 | Poster Break-out Session (WebEx) | |
Session 3 (WebEx) | ||
16:00 | Anton Krieger | Characterization of young accreting planets |
16:15 | Oscar Carrión González | Atmospheric characterization of directly imaged exoplanets in reflected starlight |
16:30 | Szilard Csizmadia | The power of wavelets in analysis of transit and phase curves in presence of stellar variability and instrumental noise |
16:45 | Tobias Moldenhauer | The Influence of Core Mass and Headwind on the Recycling of Planetary Proto-Atmospheres |
17:00 | Wrap-up (WebEx) | |
Keynote (WebEx) | ||
09:00 | Laura Kreidberg | (Invited) |
Session 4 (WebEx) | ||
09:30 | Maxwell Cai | The natural selection process of planetary systems |
09:45 | Francesco Flammini Dotti | |
10:00 | Coffee Break (sci.an) | |
10:30 | Presentation of SPP 1992 Outreach team (WebEx) | Presentation of outreach activities |
11:00 | Poster Break-out Session (WebEx) | |
12:00 | Lunch Break (sci.an) | |
Session 5 (WebEx) | ||
13:00 | Wieland Dietrich | |
13:15 | Moritz Lietzow | |
13:30 | Cyrill Gapp | Deciphering Jupiter’s atmospheric chemistry as a benchmark for extrasolar gas giants using Herschel/PACS |
13:45 | Florian Liebing | A robust, empirical approach to determine line-by-line convective blueshift strengths from F to M dwarfs |
14:00- | Wrap up and Goodbye | |
- Thijs Kouwenhoven – Planetary systems in star clusters
- Richard Bischoff – Follow-up observations of YETI planet candidates
- Jan-Vincent Harre – Tidal orbital decay of Hot Jupiters
- Stefan Czesla – He I transmission spectroscopy
- Vera Wolthoff – Characterizing and Understanding the Planet Population around Intermediate-Mass Stars
- Anna Julia Poser – Tackling the radius inflation of hot Jupiters: Long-term radius evolution of cloudy exoplanets
- Miriam Rengel – Investigating physico-chemical mechanisms in (exo)planetary atmospheres and their impact on the observables
- Eike Guenther – The role of flares for the erosion of planetary atmospheres
- Fabian Wunderlich- Time Dependent Effects of Stellar Flares on Atmospheric Chemistry of Proxima Centauri b
- Rene Heller – New Predictions of PLATO’s Yield of Earth-sized Transiting Planets in the Habitable Zone of Sun-like Stars
- Szilard Czismadia – The power of wavelets in analysis of transit and phase curves in presence of stellar variability and instrumental noise