Synergies/Recap

Dimitrij Titov, Ravi Kopparapu

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

John Plane, U. Leeds

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

Ravi Kopparapu, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

Post-formation H-He envelopes in super-Earths

Marit Mol Lous, University of Zurich / University of Bern

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

Elenia Pacetti, INAF - IAPS

Synergies between Venus and exo-Venus like worlds

Michael Way, NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies

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

Vatsal Panwar, University of Warwick

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

Thibault Cavalié, Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Bordeaux

Towards a new era in giant exoplanet characterisation

Simon Müller, University of Zürich

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

Daniele Locci, INAF-OAPa

The spectral history of exoplanet atmospheres due to extreme escape,

Amy Louca, Leiden Observatory

Vertical distribution of near-surface water vapor on Mars

Elise Wright Knutsen, Université Paris-Saclay, CNRS

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

Julia M. Schmidt, Freie Universität Berlin

Hemispheric tectonics and magma oceanography of ultrashort period rocky exoplanets

Tim Lichtenberg, University of Groningen

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

Yoshifumi Futaana, Swedish Institute of Space Physics

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

Giulia Roccetti, European Southern Observatory (ESO)

Terrestrial Planet Atmospheres are Connected to Their Interiors (Invited)

Laura Schaefer, Standford University