COST Action CA22133 PLANETS - Seminars

The Bern model - Christoph Mordasini (University of Bern, Switzerland)

Chemcomp: calculating disc and planetary compositions - Bertram Bitsch (University College Cork, Ireland)

cuDisc: a 2D protoplanetary disc evolution code - Richard Booth (University of Leeds, UK)

cuDUST: cuda-based radiation-dynamics code for Lagrangian dust particles - Jiaqing Bi (ASIAA, Taiwan)

The Deneb code - Ondrej Chrenko (Charles University Prague, Czechia)

Disc evolution and planet formation with Dusty FARGO-ADSG - Sergei Nayakshin (University of Leicester, UK)

DuCKLinG: Dust Continuum Kit with Line Emission from Gas - Till Kaeufer (University of Exeter, UK)

DustPy: modelling dust growth in protoplanetary disks - Sebastian Stammler (LMU, Germany)

FargoCPT: 2D planet-disc-interaction simulations the easy way - Thomas Rometsch (University of Heidelberg, Germany)

FargoCPT: Q&A - Thomas Rometsch (University of Heidelberg, Germany)

FEOSAD: modelling the formation and long-term evolution of protoplanetary disks - Eduard Vorobyov (University of Vienna, Austria)

GroMiT: planetary growth and migration tracks code - Danae Polychroni (INAF/Torino Observatory, Italy)

JADE: joint astrochemistry and disc evolution - Elenia Pacetti (INAF/IAPS, Italy)

Mercury-Arxes: a high-performance n-body code for planet formation studies - Diego Turrini (INAF/OATO, Italy)

ngFEOSAD: coarry accelerated 3D gas-dust hydrodynamics code - Eduard Vorobyov (University of Vienna, Austria)

Pebble predictor - Joanna Drazkowska (Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Germany)

Phantom: a smoothed particle (magneto)hydrodynamics code for astrophysics - Rebecca Nealon (University of Warwick, UK)

SPH with radiative cooling and chemistry post-processing - Alison Young (University of Warwick, UK)

ProDiMo: the protoplanetary disk model - Peter Woitke (Austrian Academy of Science, Austria)

Tools for studying planetary geodynamics - Lena Noack (Freie University of Berlin, Germany)

Tracking the evolution of gas clumps in GI discs - Luyao Zhang (University of Leicester, UK)

Water retention calculator TOOL: icy minor bodies - Uri Malamud (Israel Institute of Technology, Israel)

From dust grains to planets: dust evolution in planet-forming disks - Til Birnstiel (LMU, Germany)

Conditions in the young disks at the onset of planet formation as seen with JWST and ALMA - Lukasz Tychoniec (Leiden Observatory, Netherlands)

A multi-molecule view of gas kinematics: characterising the 2D pressure sructure of disks - Viviana Pezzotta (University of Milan, Italy)

Rethinking about gravitational instability as a planet-forming scenario - Cristiano Longarini (University of Cambridge, UK)

DBNets2.0: simulation-based inference of protoplanetary discs and embedded planets - Alessandro Ruzza (University of Milan, Italy)

FEOSAD: modelling the long-term evolution of protoplanetary disks - Eduard Vorobyov (University of Vienna, Austria)

exoALMA: first wave results - Rich Teague (MIT, USA)

Emission surfaces and temperature profiles of the exoALMA disks - Maria Galloway-Sprietsma (University of Florida, USA)

Simulating the Milky Way's exoplanet population - Chloé Padois (University of Barcelona, Spain)

Tracing the water vapor distribution in planet-forming disks with ALMA - Luna Rampinelli (University of Milan, Italy)

Accretion contamination on the photosphere of Herbig Ae stars - Sandipan Borthakur (Tartu Observatory, Estonia)

Protoplanetary disc dispersal via external photoevaporation - Heather Johnston (University of Exeter, UK)

Deep Mantle: atmosphere coupling and carbanceous bombardment - Klaus Paschek (MPIA, Germany)

The giant planet dynamical instability - Sean Raymond (Bordeaux Astrophysical Laboratory, France)

From molecules to life: the chemical evolution from non-living to living matter - Oliver Trapp (LMU, Germany)

Revisiting the mass estimation of large meteoroid impacts - Simon Anghel (AIRA, Romania)

Formation of habitable planets - Anders Johansen (University of Copenhagen, Denmark)

Chemistry leading to the origins of life and the chemistry of life - same, similar or different? - Ramanarayanan Krishnamurthy (Scripps Research Institute, USA)

Enceladus: post-Cassini insights into organics and an ESA L4 mission proposal - Nozair Khawaja (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany) and Jörn Helbert (European Space Agency)

New advances in the search for habitable environments - Nikku Madhusudhan (University of Cambridge, UK)

Rarer Earth: complex life in the Universe may depend on unusual planetary evolution pathways - Craig R. Walton (University of Cambridge, UK)

Chemical population synthesis: the role of stellar photospheric abundance variation on the atmospheric C/O of hot Jupiters - Alex Cridland (University Observatory of Munich, Germany)

Probing the biosignature preservation potential of simulated Martian environments - Eloi Camprubi (University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, USA)

Biosignature detection and interpretation: challenges and pathways - Dániel Apai (University of Arizona, USA)

The next generation Life Marker Chip: A Lab-on-a-Chip biosensor for detecting life from extraterrestrial oceans - Niels Ligterink (TUDelft, Netherlands)

Including Deaf + Signing Communities in Astronomy - Tom Rice (AAS, USA) and Allison McCarthy (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)

Introduction to Digital Neuro-Inclusion - Nathan Fletcher (The Mason Foundation, UK)