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COST Action CA22133 PLANETS - Kick-off Meeting Torun July 2024
Banner image credit: ESO/L. Calçada
Conference photo from the COST Action PLANETS Kick-off Meeting (July 2024, Torun, Poland).
Presentations from the Action Kick-off Meeting held in Torun, Poland, July 2024
Review Talks
Overview of the COST Action CA22133 PLANETS
- Catherine Walsh (University of Leeds, UK)
Overview talk on WG1 - Planet formation: laboratory perspectives
- Nigel Mason (University of Kent, UK)
Overview talk on WG2 - Advancing planet formation models
- Joanna Drazkowska (Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany)
Overview talk on WG3 - Imaging of solids for planet formation
- Antonio Garufi (Arcetri Observatory, Italy)
Overview talk on WG7 - Towards the first database on planet-forming disks
- Miguel Vioque (European Southern Observatory, Germany)
Contributed Talks
Can stellar abundances constrain the composition of rocky planets?
- Vardan Adibekyan (University of Porto, Portugal)
A warp-induced dust instability in PPDs
- Hossam Aly (TU Delft, Netherlands)
cuDUST: a massively paralleled tool for studying dust dynamics and evolution
- Jiaqing Bi (University of Toronto, Canada)
Databases for atomic and molecular data - VAMDC - Virtual Atomic and Molecular Data Center
- Milan Dimitrijevic (Belgrade Astronomical Observatory, Serbia)
Building blocks of life in atmospheres of planets-hosting stars
- Arnas Drazdauskas (Vilnius University, Lithuania)
The full census of disks in scattered light from Taurus, Chameleon, Orion
- Antonio Garufi (Arcetri Observatory, Italy)
Impact of magma-atomsphere coupling on sub-Neptune populations
- Kaustubh Hakim (Royal Observatory of Belgium, Belgium)
Aspects of cometary dust particles as deduced from in-situ experiments next to 67P/Churyumov=Gerasimenkov
- Martin Hilchenbach (Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany)
Stellar obliquity of gas giant planets
- Jiri Zak (Astronomical Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czechia)
Forming equal-mass planetary binaries via pebble accretion
- Tom Konijn (TU Delft, Netherlands)
How the streaming instability works
- Nathan Mangen (University of Cambridge, UK)
Polydisperse formation of planetesimals
- Jip Matthijsse (TU Delft, Netherlands)
Preventing stars from swallowing their newborn planets
- Ignacio Mendigutia (Autonomous University of Madrid, Spain)
Can dwarf disks form planets?
- Mayra Osorio (Astrophysics Institute of Andalucia, Spain)
Multi-wavelength and multi-epoch study of the protoplanetary disks HD 169142
- Florin Placinta Mitrea (Astrophysics Institute of Andalucia, Spain)
Exploring the processes and consequences of planet engulfment
- Barbara Soares (University of Porto, Portugal)
Which is responsible for driving disc evolution: viscosity or magnetised winds?
- Simin Tong (University of Leicester, UK)
Pebble drift in HD 163296: constraining the mass of dust and ice reaching the terrestrial planet formation region
- Joe Williams (University of Exeter, UK)
Modelling the chemistry in the inner disc probed by JWST
- Peter Woitke (Austrian Academy of Science, Austria)
Discussion Sessions
Summary of discussion sessions for WG1, WG2, WG3, WG4, and WG7
Photo from the discussion session held during the Action Kick-off Meeting.