Wednesday 22 March    
    Time (CET)      
    09:00

    Synergies/Recap

    Konstantin Herbst, Heike Rauer

    		    
    Atmospheres (I)  
    09:15

    Exoplanet atmospheres from space: From the era of HST and Spitzer to the era JWST and Ariel (Invited)

    Quentin Changeat, ESA
    09:45

    Results from the JWST Transiting Exoplanet Community Early Release Science Program

    Nicolas Crouzet, Leiden University
    10:00

    Planetary Atmosphere Model Constraints and Lessons from JWST Transiting Exoplanet ERS observations

    Jayesh Goyal, NISER
    10:15

    Characterising exoplanetary atmospheres with the CRIRES+ instrument on VLT

    Linn Boldt-Christmas, Uppsala University
    10:30

    Detection of Barium in the atmospheres of the ultra-hot gas giants WASP-76b and WASP-121b

    Tomás Azevedo Silva, IA - Inst. de Astrofísica e Ciências do Espaço
    10:45

    Searching different molecules on JWST’s WASP-39b data via CC

    Emma Esparza-Borges, Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC)
    11:00 Coffee Break    
    Atmospheres (II)  
    11:30

    From Titan to hot super-Earths : Building a HCN vertical distribution reference for hot super-Earths

    Miriam Rengel, Max-Planck-Institut für Sonnensystemforschung
    11:45

    Venus as a natural laboratory to infer observational prospects of close-in-orbit rocky exoplanets with a 3D model

    Gabriella Gilli, Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia (IAA-CSIC)
    12:00

    'Modeling microscopes' and 'macroscopic parameterizations' for planetary atmospheres: lessons from solar system studies and challenges for exoplanets

    Aymeric Spiga, LMD / Sorbonne Université
    12:15

    The Pursuit of a Meticulous Chemical Survey of Atmospheres

    Billy Edwards, SRON
    12:30

    Storms and convection formation on (Exo)Neptune revealed by a cloud resolving model

    Noé Clément, Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Bordeaux
    12:45

    Modeling the atmosphere of Hot Jupiter using the generic Planetary Climate Model: The impact of clouds on atmospheric dynamics and observables

    Lucas Teinturier, LESIA/LMD
    13:00 Lunch    
    14:00

    Variabilities of clouds and chemistry in the Venus atmosphere

    Wencheng Shao, Technical University of Denmark
    14:15

    On biosignatures and tracers of life

    Inge Loes ten Kate, Utrecht University
    14:30

    Planetary Atmospheres:  Solar System / Exoplanet Connections (Invited)

    Jonathan Fortney, UCSC
    15:00 End of Day 3    
           
    17:00 Guided Visit and Conference Dinner - Programme here