Registration materials and badges available for pick-up in the archway by the college bar at  Merton College. Please pick up your packet Sunday if you arrive early enough. If you cannot pick up your registration materials on Sunday, they will be available Monday morning in the lobby of the T.S. Eliot Lecture Theatre.

Pub drop-in, Red Lion Pub

Welcome (Ray Pierrehumbert)

Keynote: Yamila Miguel Juno and Jupiter

Sarah Casewell Irradiated Brown Dwarfs

Adam ShowmanOscillations in Gas Giants

Coffee break

Keynote: Emily Rauscher Hot Jupiters: Dynamics, chemistry & clouds

Tom Louden An equatorial jet and polar flow on WASP-49b

Tom Evans Hubble spectroscopic phase curve observations for the ultrahot Jupiter WASP-121b

Lunch

Outdoor Activity Break

Non-terrestrial atmospheres:Observations, simulation and theory II

Keynote: Jayne Birkby High resolution spectroscopy

Björn Benneke A Sub-Neptune Exoplanet with a Low-Metallicity Methane-Depleted Atmosphere and Mie-Scattering Clouds

Towards an Exoclimes Scale for announcements of biosignature detections

Introduction of this activity by Joe Harrington

Wine and posters

Dinner

Convection,Condensation and Clouds I

Keynote: Allison Wing Convective Aggregation

Jeremy Leconte Weird convection regimes in hydrogen dominated atmospheres: from solar system giant planets to brown dwarfs.

Pascal Tremblin Thermo-compositional diabatic convection in the atmospheres of brown dwarfs and in Earth’s atmosphere and oceans

Denis Sergeev Simulations of moist convection on exoplanets

Coffee

Caroline Morley Clouds on terrestrial planets, prospects for observation

Yui Kawashima Metallicity effects on haze production

Colin Goldblatt Stabilizing effect of clouds on Early Earth climate

Lunch

Outdoor Activity Break

Convection, Condensation and Clouds II

Keynote: Sarah Hörst Photochemical Hazes

Maxence LeFevre Convection Modeling for Proxima Centauri b

Jasmina Blecic Hot Jupiter cloud retrievals with realistic microphysics

Wine and posters

Dinner

Jam session (all music, bring an instrument)

Keynote: James Owen Atmospheric Escape

Antonija Oklopcic Atmospheric escape and evolution via He I line observations

Hilke Schlichting Radius valley via Core-Powered Mass-Loss Mechanism

Coffee

Jonathan Fortney Connecting atmospheres to interiors

Maggie Thompson Meteorite Outgassing Experiments of Super-Earth atmospheres

Paul Mollière Isotopologues at high spectral resolution

Lunch

Outdoor Activity Break

Keynote: Laura  Shaefer Magma Oceans

Michael Way: Modeling Venus-like worlds through time 

Wine and posters

Conference Banquet

Terrestrial targets

Covers predominantly rocky planets of Super-Earth size/mass and below. These planets need not be in the habitable zone

Keynote: Martin Turbet Modeling terrestrial targets

Coffee and posters

Keynote: Hannah Wakeford Observing terrestrial targets

Lunch

Terrestrial targets, future observations and the search for life

Keynote: Sukrit Ranjan Biosignatures and prebiotic chemistry

Tad Komacek The atmospheric circulation and climate of terrestrial exoplanets over a broad range of planetary parameters

Kaitlyn Loftus Liquid water and the sulfur cycle

Robin Wordsworth Planetary oxidation

Stretch break

Joe Harrington Wrap-up discussion on Exoclimes Scale for announcement of biosignature detections

Kimberly Bott Utility of polarimetry in studies of exoplanet atmospheres and habitability

Benjamin Hayworth NO2 as a biosignature

Jade Checlair Testing the weathering feedback with LUVOIR and Habex

End of Conference

Dinner (For those who pre-booked at time of registration))