Graz-Vienna Exoplanet Scientist Meeting II

The Graz-Vienna Exoplanet Scientist Meeting (GVESM) is a one day meeting focused on strengthening connections between researchers working in Austria in the fields related to exoplanet science.

The second meeting was held on the 5th of May, at the IWF in Graz. 

For details of the previous meeting held at the University of Vienna in October 2022 see: GVESM I

Participants

  • Andrea Bonfanti
  • Andreas Cyniburk
  • Andreas Krenn
  • Beatriz Campos Estrada
  • Christiane Helling
  • David Lewis
  • Dominic Samra
  • Dominik Haberz
  • Elke Pilat-Lohinger
  • Gwenael Van Looveren
  • Hannah Kohlhofer
  • Helena Lecoq Molinos
  • Helmut Lammer
  • Irene Amateis   
  • James McKevitt
  • Jayatee Kanwar 
  • Kristina Kislyakova
  • Kundan Kadam
  • Luca Fossati
  • Ludmila Carone
  • Manuel Guedel
  • Manuel Scherf
  • Max Zimmermann
  • Maxim Khodachenko
  • Nicole Pawellek
  • Nidhi Bangera
  • Oliver Herbort
  • Patrick Barth
  • Peter Woitke
  • Rodrigo Guadarrama
  • Simon Schleich
  • Sudeshna Boro Saikia
  • Sven Kiefer
  • Thorsten Frey
  • Till Kaeufer

Schedule

Start

Duration

 

Speaker

Talk Title

10:00

15 min

ARRIVAL/ COFFEE

 

10:15

-

Welcome remarks

 

Session: PPDs I (Chair: Kundan Kadam)

10:15

15 min

Contributed Talk

Till Käufer

Analysing the SEDs of protoplanetary disks with machine learning

10:30

15 min

Contributed Talk

Jayatee Kanwar

Hydrocarbon chemistry in the inner regions of planet forming disk

10:45

15 min

Contributed Talk

Max Zimmermann

A GPU accelerated N-body code for binary star systems

11:00

30 min

Break

All GVESM II participants are invited to join the IWF Friday coffee in the courtyard

Session: Debris Discs and PPDs II (Chair: Jayatee Kanwar)

11:30

20 min

Highlight Talk

Nicole Pawellek

Debris Discs

11:50

5 min

Flash Talk

Rodrigo Guadarrama

Desorption driven by accretion bursts in massive young stellar objects

11:55

5 min

Flash Talk

Elke Pilat-Lohinger

Perturbations of a planetesimal disk/cloud due to a stellar fly-by

12:00

5 min

Flash Talk

Peter Woitke

Interpretation of IR emission lines from T Tauri stars

12:05

5 min

Flash Talk

Kundan Kadam

Magnetocentrifugal winds in protoplanetary disks

12:10

5 min

Flash Talk

Eduard Vorobyov

Hydrodynamical modeling of protoplanetary gas-dust disks

12:15

5 min

Flash Talk

Christiane Helling

PLATO: 3D atmospheres and clouds

12:20

15 min

Discussion Session

 

 

12:35

55 min

Lunch (provided)

 

Session: Exoplanets I (Chair: Nidhi Bangera)

13:30

15 min

Contributed Talk

Beatriz Campos Estrada

The magnesium-iron silicate dusty-tails of catastrophically evaporating rocky planets

13:45

15 min

Contributed Talk

Gwenael Van Looveren

M Dwarfs and their rocks, atmospheres around late type stars

14:00

15 min

Contributed Talk

Simon Schleich

Exoplanet atmospheric characterisation using JWST observations

14:15

15 min

Break

-

-

Session: Exoplanets II (Chair: Gwenael Van Looveren)

14:30

5 min

Flash Talk

Sudeshna Boro Saikia

Exoplanet Atmospheres

14:35

5 min

Flash Talk

Oliver Herbort

The floor is Lava - but how much water?

14:40

5 min

Flash Talk

Patrick Barth

The potential for false-positive (anti-)biosignatures from lightning

14:45

5 min

Flash Talk

Kristina Kislyakova

HD 136352 and its three planets: a 12 gigayears old journey

14:50

5 min

Flash Talk

Manuel Scherf

Modification of planetary heat budgets through photoevaporation of primordial atmospheres

14:55

15 min

Contributed Talk

Ludmila Carone

Multi-Volatile magma ocean - or beware of Exo-Venuses

15:10

20 min

Discussion Session

 

 

15:30

30 min

Break

-

-

Session: Clouds (Chair: Simon Schleich)

16:00

15 min

Contributed Talk

Sven Kiefer

The interplay of clouds and chemistry in exoplanet atmospheres

16:15

15 min

Contributed Talk

Nidhi Bangera

Photochemistry and quenching effects in gas giant atmospheres

16:30

5 min

Flash Talk

Helena Lecoq Molinos

A quantum chemistry approach to cloud formation in exoplanet atmospheres

16:35

5 min

Flash Talk

Dominic Samra

Gemstone clouds in JWST target exoplanets

16:40

15 min

Discussion Session

 

 

16:55

5 min

Final remarks

 

 

18:00

 

Dinner at café erde

Please inform organizers
if you want to join for dinner.

café erde, Andreas-Hofer-Platz 3, 8010 Graz, Austria, (https://cafeerde.com/)

Location and Getting There

Event Address:
Institut für Weltraumforschung
Schmiedlstraße 6
8042 Graz

Information for attendees from Vienna:

Arrival
By public transport, we recommend that attendees from Vienna take the 06:58 RJ 553 from Wien Hbf to Graz Hbf (arriving at 09:34). Once in Graz there are a number of possibilities to get to the institute:

  • From Graz Hbf, the No. 4 Tram towards Liebenau, getting off at Liebenau Murpark.
  • Followed by the No. 75U bus towards Pachern P+R getting off at Schmiedlstraße. Alternatively it is a short (18 min) walk to the institute.

OR

  • From Graz Hbf, the No. 6 Tram towards St.Peter, getting off at Schulzentrum St.Peter.
  • Followed by the No. 76U bus towards Grambach Gewerbepark alighting at Graz Messendorf-Heimgarten.
  • From here it is a 7 min walk to the institute.

Alternatively there is the possibility of car sharing. In which case please contact Oliver Herbort (oliver.herbort@univie.ac.at), who will coordinate these.

Departure
For returning directly after the meeting, there is the possibility of taking a FlixBus from Murpark to Vienna departing at either 17:10 (requiring to leave the final discussion session early), or alternatively the one an hour later at 18:10. These arrive at Wien Westbahnhof at 19:25 and 20:25 respectively.

Alternatively there is the 18:25 RJ 374 from Graz Hbf to Wien Hbf (arriving at 21:02).

For those joining for the dinner, departing on the 20:25 RJ 850 from Graz Hbf to Wien Hbf (arriving at 23:02) should be possible.

Again, car sharing can be coordinated through Oliver Herbort.

 

Dinner

The conference dinner will be at café erde (Andreas-Hofer-Platz 3, 8010 Graz) at 18:00, an excellent vegan restaurant near Hauptplatz.

To get there

We will depart as a group at the conclusion of the session, taking the No. 75 bus and No. 4 tram.

For attendees from Vienna

café erde is a short walk to catch any of the No. 1,4,6,7 trams towards Graz Hbf, taking about 10 mins total (see map).

 

Contact Info

If you have any further queries about the meeting, contact us at:

Oliver Herbort (Uni Wien): oliver.herbort(at)univie.ac.at
Dominic Samra (IWF, Graz): dominic.samra(at)oeaw.ac.at

 

Information
 

WHEN
5 May 2023

WHERE
IWF - Graz
Schmiedlstraße 6
8042 Graz

CONTACT
Dominic Samra (IWF)
Oliver Herbort (Uni Wien)