Thursday 23 March    
    Time (CET)      
    09:30

    Synergies/Recap

    Dimitrij Titov, Ravi Kopparapu

    		    
    Atmospheres (III)  
    09:45

    Impacts of Cosmic Dust in the Atmospheres of Mars and Venus (Invited)

    John Plane, U. Leeds
    10:15

    The Era of Non-Transiting Habitable Zone Terrestrial Planets Around M-dwarfs

    Ravi Kopparapu, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
    10:30

    Post-formation H-He envelopes in super-Earths

    Marit Mol Lous, University of Zurich / University of Bern
    10:45

    Linking the atmospheric composition of giant planets to their native disc chemistry

    Elenia Pacetti, INAF - IAPS
    11:00 Coffee Break    
    11:30

    Synergies between Venus and exo-Venus like worlds

    Michael Way, NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies
    11:45

    The curious case of high-metallicity and high C/O atmosphere of the hot Jupiter tau Bootis b

    Vatsal Panwar, University of Warwick
    12:00

    Observations and modeling of Jupiter's atmospheric composition and dynamics in preparation of the JUICE mission

    Thibault Cavalié, Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Bordeaux
    12:15

    Towards a new era in giant exoplanet characterisation

    Simon Müller, University of Zürich
    12:30

    Searching for signatures of X-ray induced chemistry in the spectra of exoplanetary atmospheres

    Daniele Locci, INAF-OAPa
    12:45

    The spectral history of exoplanet atmospheres due to extreme escape,

    Amy Louca, Leiden Observatory
    13:00 Lunch    
    Surface geological & geophysical processes  
    14:00

    Vertical distribution of near-surface water vapor on Mars

    Elise Wright Knutsen, Université Paris-Saclay, CNRS
    14:15

    Redistribution of radiogenic heat sources and volatiles from mantle to crust is controlled by planet size

    Julia M. Schmidt, Freie Universität Berlin
    14:30

    Hemispheric tectonics and magma oceanography of ultrashort period rocky exoplanets

    Tim Lichtenberg, University of Groningen
    14:45

    Physics of plasma–surface–exosphere–dust coupling at the lunar surface for future exploration programmes

    Yoshifumi Futaana, Swedish Institute of Space Physics
    15:00

    Potential long-term presence of liquid water on exomoons orbiting free-floating planets

    Giulia Roccetti, European Southern Observatory (ESO)
    15:15

    Terrestrial Planet Atmospheres are Connected to Their Interiors (Invited)

    Laura Schaefer, Standford University
    15:45 Posters     
    16:00 Coffee Break    
    16:30 Poster session    
    18:00 End of Day 4