CHEXO #9

Schedule

10:50 Welcome and Opening Remarks

11:00 A Giant Planet Candidate Transiting a White Dwarf

Andrew Vanderburg (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

11:20 Direct imaging and spectral characterisation of long period exoplanets and brown dwarfs

Emily Rickman (ESA/STScI)

11:40 New Direct Imaging Discoveries from the Subaru Coronagraphic Extreme Adaptive Optics Project

Thayne Currie (NASA-Ames/Subaru)

12:00 Delayed Cooling and Reinflation of Hot Jupiters

Daniel Thorngren (iREx, University of Montreal)

12:20 On the Taxonomy of Exoplanets using Transmission Color Analysis

Kristin Sotzen (JHU Applied Physics Lab)

12:40 Finding all the high mass-ratio binaries in Trumpler 14 at once with wide field RDI

Jonathan Aguilar (Space Telescope Science Institute)

12:45 Lab measurements of JWST NIRSpec's noise floor

Zafar Rustamkulov (Johns Hopkins)

12:50 The potential for delayed planetesimal bombardment to deliver volatiles and reconstitute atmospheres on potentially habitable, M-dwarf-hosted planets

Matt Clement (Carnegie Earth and Planets Laboratory)

12:55 Update on the Magellan-TESS Survey

Johanna Teske (Carnegie EPL)

13:00 Lunch Break

1:20 Correcting stellar variability from radial velocity measurements using coherence methods: examples from the EXPRES Stellar Signals Project

Victor Ramirez Delgado (University of Delaware)

1:40 Identifying Transit Candidates in TESS Full-Frame Image LightCurves via Convolutional Neural Networks

Greg Olmschenk (Universities Space Research Association and NASA Goddard Space Flight Center)

2:00 A Public Data Challenge for Exoplanet Science with the Roman Space Telescope Coronagraph Instrument

Ell Bogat (NASA GSFC)

2:20 An Increase in Small Planet Occurrence with Metallicity for Late-type Dwarf Stars in the Kepler Field and Its Implications for Planet Formation

Cicero Lu (Johns Hopkins University L)

2:40 Directly Imaging Habitable Exoplanets within the Next Decade

Benjamin L. Gerard (UCSC)

3:00 Habitability Models for Exoplanets

Abel Mendez (Planetary Habitability Laboratory @ UPR Arecibo)

3:20 Discussion and Closing Remarks

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Institutional Points of Contact

Alan Boss (Carnegie Science)

Sally Dodson-Robinson (Univeristy of Delaware)

Kristin Sotzen (JHU APL)

Peter Plavchan (George Mason University)

Padi Boyd & Knicole Colon (NASA Goddard)

Markus Alfred (Howard University)

Kevin Schlaufman (JHU)

Drake Deming (University of Maryland)

Martin Still (NASA Goddard)

Angie Wolfgang (Penn State)

Julien Girard (STScI)