Synergies/Recap

Veerle Sterken, Nader Haghighipour

Stellar magnetic fields, stellar winds, and their impact on exoplanets (Invited)

Sudeshna Boro Saikia, University of Vienna

The host star as a crucial factor for the prevalence of Earth-like Habitats

Manuel Scherf, Austrian Academy of Sciences

The interaction of Mars’s ionosphere with the solar wind and crustal magnetic fields

David Andrews, Swedish Institute of Space Physics

Magnetic interaction of stellar coronal mass ejections with the atmosphere of close-in exoplanets: comparison with Ly-alpha transits

Gopal Hazra, University of Vienna

The Sun as a testbed for understanding stellar variability and improving exoplanet confirmation and characterisation (Invited)

Heather Cegla, University of Warwick

High-resolution spectroscopic follow-up of known exoplanet-hosts and candidates: star-planet connection

Edita Stonkute, Vilnius University

Studying and finding planets via star-planet interactions

Robert Kavanagh, ASTRON

Investigating the influence of the 2007 Martian global dust storm on the bow shock and induced magnetospheric boundary

Catherine Regan, University College London

The Implications of Electrical Conductivity Models of Uranus and Neptune

Deniz Soyuer, University of Zurich

Degenerate induced magnetospheres: from Venus and Mars to exoplanets

Stas Barabash, Swedish Institute of Space Physics

Investigating the role of crustal magnetic fields on Mars’ ionospheric dynamics with MARSIS-Mars Express

Dikshita Meggi, University of Leicester

Life and habitability (Invited)

Charles Cockell, U. Edinburg

Inward transport of comets as a source of habitable zone dust

Jessica Rigley, University of Cambridge

Relevance of initial radioactive heat budgets and the loss of primordial atmospheres for the evolution of Earth-like habitats

Helmut Lammer, Space Research Institute

Extraterrestrial life may be relatively common but oh so difficult to detect!

Frances Westall, CNRS-Centre de Biophysique Moléculaire

Studying the impact of cosmic rays on the atmosphere of TRAPPIST-1e with the model suite INCREASE

Konstantin Herbst, Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel

The effect of galactic kinematics on exoplanet systems and their potential habitability

Scarlett Royle, Liverpool John Moores University