3rd Oxford Meeting on Planets

The annual Oxford Meeting on Planets aims to bring together the local planetary science community and to foster collaboration and interdisciplinary discussions. Thematically, contributions spanning the entire range of planetary sciences are most welcome. This year's workshop will feature a mixture of invited + contributed talks together with an extended poster session. Submissions from early-career researchers and students are highly encouraged.

Where

Beecroft Building, Simpkins Lee seminar room

See map at the bottom

When

Coffee from 9.00am, start talks at 9.25am

External speakers

Dr. Oliver Shorttle (University of Cambridge)

Tracing the building blocks of habitable worlds from disks to planets

Dr. Dan Bower (University of Bern)

Some like it hot: the evolution of hot and molten terrestrial interiors

Prof. Scott McLennan (Stony Brook University / sabbatical @ Oxford Earth Sciences)

The Nature of Planetary Crusts: Lessons for the Study of Exoplanets?

Dr. Chelsea Huang (MIT)

Planets from the First Year of TESS Mission

Programme

The meeting programme can be found here.

Abstracts

Abstracts can be found here.

Posters sizes

The poster boards are 37.5 inches tall and 48 wide. Of this, approximately 35.5 x 46” is displayable space. Due to the design of the boards they can only be assembled in this orientation. A0 is 33.1 x 46.8 in and so would be slightly oversized for these boards. The most straightforward solution to avoid custom sizing would thus be A1 landscape.

Registration

The registration deadline on 15 November has passed.

Please contact the organisers via email if you would like to participate.

Organising committee

Tim Lichtenberg, tim.lichtenberg@physics.ox.ac.uk

Adina Pusok, adina.pusok@earth.ox.ac.uk

Raymond Pierrehumbert

Philippa Towler

The main page of the Oxford Network for Planets can be found here.