Agenda

Conference Schedule

Poster List & Abstracts     Talk Abstracts

Thursday, Nov 6th

StartEndThursday Schedule
9:00 AM9:10 AMIntroductory Remarks (LOC/SOC)
9:10 AM10:00 AMInvited Review Talk: Seth Jacobson Michigan State
“Planetary interiors are more diverse than anyone ever expected — planets keep surprising Earth scientists by not being just like Earth”
10:00 AM10:30 AMPoster Pops
10:30 AM10:50 AMBreak
10:50 AM11:00 AMHarshil Kothari University of Toledo
“Unveiling the Secrets of Ultra-Cool Brown Dwarfs with Retrievals”
11:00 AM11:10 AMClaire Zwicker University of Wisconsin–Madison
“Lithium-Rotation Connection: How Stellar Rotation Impacts Host Star Age”
11:10 AM11:20 AMJulia Sheffler UW Madison
“The Ursa Major Moving Group: Membership, Age, and Planet Search”
11:20 AM11:30 AMNicole Gromek McMaster University
“Decoding M Dwarf Chemistry: A New Framework to Derive Stellar Elemental Abundances”
11:30 AM11:50 AMBreak
11:50 AM12:00 PMMaria Jose Colmenares University of Michigan
“Exploring the Organic Reservoir of the Inner Disk with JWST”
12:00 PM12:10 PMEshan Raul University of Wisconsin–Madison
“A Large JWST Chemical Survey of Late-Stage Terrestrial Planet-Forming Regions through AGE-PRO”
12:10 PM12:20 PMAbygail Waggoner University of Wisconsin–Madison
“What’s Feeding Terrestrial Planets? An Age Dependent Study of Water in Protoplanetary Disks”
12:20 PM12:30 PMEstephani TorresVillanueva University of Wisconsin–Madison
“The ALMA Survey of Gas Evolution of PROtoplanetary Disks (AGE-PRO): CO Disk Surface Density Distribution”
12:30 PM1:40 PMLunch
1:40 PM2:40 PMPoster Session
2:40 PM2:50 PMTayt Armitage University of Wisconsin–Madison
“Tracing Pebble Drift History in Two Protoplanetary Disks with CO Enhancement”
2:50 PM3:00 PMJiaru Li CIERA – Northwestern University
“Eccentricity and Warp of Protoplanetary Disks: Theory, Simulations, and Consequences”
3:00 PM3:10 PMAgustin Heron Indiana University Bloomington
“Unraveling the Asymmetric Accumulation of Material at Co-orbital Lagrange Points”
3:10 PM3:20 PMChristopher O’Connor CIERA, Northwestern University
“Intruder Alert: Breaking Resonant Chains with Planetesimal Interactions”
3:20 PM3:30 PMEkrem Esmer Washington University in St. Louis
“Constraining the Occurrence of Circumbinary Planets Through Eclipse Timing Variations”
3:30 PM4:00 PMBreak
4:00 PM4:10 PMTommy Chi Ho Lau University of Chicago
“Formation of Multiple Dynamical Classes in the Kuiper Belt via Disk Dissipation”
4:10 PM4:20 PMEli Sofovich University of Wisconsin–Madison
“Volatile Delivery in Multi-Planet Systems via Impacts”
4:20 PM4:30 PMLucas Brefka Penn State University
“Effects of Pebble Accretion Isolation Mass on Observable Exoplanet Properties”
4:30 PM4:40 PMBennett Neil Skinner McMaster University
“A Validated Low-to-Intermediate Mass Planetary Interior Structure Model and New Mass-Radius Relations”
4:40 PM4:50 PMHaniyeh Tajer The Ohio State University
“How Did Mercury Get Its Big Iron Heart?”
4:50 PM5:00 PMJoseph Livesey University of Wisconsin–Madison
“Discovery and Dynamics of a Transiting Hot Jupiter and Its Lone Outer Companion”

 

 

Friday, Nov 7th

StartEndFriday Schedule
8:30 AM8:40 AMLOC/SOC Remarks
8:40 AM8:50 AMXian-Yu Wang Indiana University Bloomington
“A Homogeneous Stellar Obliquity Sample from Global Modeling of Rossiter–McLaughlin Measurements”
8:50 AM9:00 AMNoah Vowell Michigan State University
“An Aligned Warm Brown Dwarf and Evidence for Quiescent Brown Dwarf Migration”
9:00 AM9:10 AMHareesh Gautham Bhaskar Indiana University, Bloomington
“Lower stellar obliquities for wider-orbit hot Jupiters from high-eccentricity migration”
9:10 AM9:20 AMBrandon Radzom Indiana University
“Hot or Not: Hot Jupiters’ Isolation Is Not Unique to High-Eccentricity Tidal Migration”
9:20 AM9:30 AMWolf Cukier University of Chicago
“Dynamical stability of double planets in compact multiplanetary systems”
9:30 AM9:40 AMAndrew Langford Purdue University
“Mind the Gaps: Planetary Dynamics in Non-Keplerian Regimes”
9:40 AM10:00 AMBreak
10:00 AM10:10 AMKanishk Pandey Penn State
“Comparing Line-by-Line Shape Changes in NEID Solar Spectra”
10:10 AM10:20 AMJoseph Salzer Department of Statistics, UW–Madison
“Disentangling Stellar Activity with Statistical Models of Local Spectral Features”
10:20 AM10:30 AMAlison Crisp The Ohio State University
“Predictions of η⨁ from the Roman Galactic Exoplanet Survey”
10:30 AM10:40 AMJessica Ranshaw Indiana University
“K2-232c: A Cold Jupiter Redefining the Origins of Hot and Warm Jupiters”
10:40 AM10:50 AMNathan Whitsett Washington University in St. Louis
“Magnetic Star-Planet Interactions”
10:50 AM11:00 AMBrooke Kotten University of Michigan
“The Detectability of Volcanic Exo-Ios that Fuel Auroras on Super Jupiters”
11:00 AM11:20 AMBreak
11:20 AM11:30 AMJack Schulte Michigan State University
“The Migration and Evolution of giant ExoPlanets (MEEP) Survey”
11:30 AM11:40 AMWilliam Meynardie University of Michigan
“Ross 458c: Gas Giant or Brown Dwarf?”
11:40 AM11:50 AMMadison Brady Michigan State University
“Refining Our Understanding of A Nearby Temperate Sub-Earth”
11:50 AM12:00 PMRobert Frazier University of Michigan
“New Knowledge from Near UV Exoplanet Transits”
12:00 PM12:10 PMJason Pero University of Kansas
“Simulating Spaced-Based IFS Exoplanet Spectroscopy”
12:10 PM1:20 PMLunch
1:20 PM1:30 PMMarissa Tripus University of Wisconsin – Madison, Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
“Influence of Bathymetry on a Modern Earth-like Aquaplanet”
1:30 PM1:40 PMMax Kroft UW Madison
“Searching for Hycean Worlds: GJ 523”
1:40 PM1:50 PMVighnesh Nagpal University of Chicago
“Interacting Clouds & Hazes on sub-Neptunes”
1:50 PM2:00 PMMatthew Murphy Michigan State University
“Revealing the multi-dimensional secrets of exoplanet atmospheres”
2:00 PM2:10 PMMaria Steinrueck Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics, University of Chicago
“Limb Asymmetries on WASP-39b: A Multi-GCM Comparison of Chemistry, Clouds, and Hazes”
2:10 PM2:20 PMWrap-up (LOC/SOC)