Contributed Talks Schedule:
(Note that we have reserved poster space for all presentations not awarded a talk slot below.)
Thursday Morning (09:15-10:30) – Stars – 5 Talks
09:15-09:30 “How do Substellar Objects Generate Magnetic Fields?” Melodie Kao
09:30-09:45 “New Astrophysical Insights into Radial Velocity Jitter” Jacob Luhn
09:45-10:00 “Modeling stellar variability with a multi-wavelength Gaussian process model: Applications to exomoon detection” Tyler Gordon
10:00-10:15 “Chemical Enrichment of Stars by Planet Ingestion ” Melinda Soares-Furtado
10:15-10:30 “Signatures of Planet Migration in Cluster Chemistry” John M. Brewer
Thursday Afternoon 1 (13:45-15:15) – Dynamics – 6 Talks
13:45-14:00 “Teetering Stars: Resonant Excitation of Stellar Obliquities by Hot and Warm Jupiters with External Companions” Kassandra Anderson
14:00-14:15 “Stellar obliquities and magnetic activities from Transit Chord Correlation” Fei Dai
14:15-14:30 “Investigating Young Planetary Systems Through Their Debris Disks” DJ Dong
14:30-14:45 “The Origin of Kepler-419B: A Path to Tidal Migration Through Secular Eccentricity Modulation” Jonathan Jackson
14:45-15:00 “Large Obliquities Expected for Planets in Close-in, Compact Systems” Sarah Millholland
15:00-15:15 “Spin-States of Habitable Zone Exoplanets Around Cool Stars: Effects of Near-Resonant Companions” Alec Vinson
Thursday Afternoon 2 (16:00-17:00) – Formation & Evolution – 4 Talks
16:00-16:15 “Using Ice and Dust Lines to Constrain the Surface Density of Protoplanetary Disks” Diana Powell
16:15-16:30 “Probing the Environments of Young Stars using The Habitable Zone Planet Finder: A first look at V899 Mon with high resolution NIR spectroscopy” Joe Ninan
16:30-16:45 “Identifying inflated super-Earths and photo-evaporated cores” Daniel Carrera
16:15-17:00 “Atmospheric escape from M-dwarf exoplanets and implications for habitability” Chuanfei Dong
Friday Morning (09:00-10:15) – Atmospheres – 5 Talks
09:00-09:15 “Characterizing Exoplanet Meteorology” Arthur Adams
09:15-09:30 “Probing the Three Dimensional Nature of Exoplanetary Atmospheres Through Eclipse Mapping” Brian Kilpatrick
09:30-09:45 “Solar System Bodies for Exoplanet Comparison” Jack Madden
09:45-10:00 “High-Resolution Ground-Based Transmission Spectroscopy of Warm Saturns” Emily Deibert
10:00-10:15 “Simulated JWST/NIRISS Transit Spectroscopy Of Anticipated TESS Planets Compared To Select Discoveries From Space-Based And Ground-Based Surveys” Dana Louie
Friday Afternoon 1 (14:30-16:00) – Detection – 6 Talks
14:30-14:45 “Ultra-Stable Input Light for Ultra-Stable Spectrometers: The Fiber-train for HPF and NEID” Shubham Kanodia
14:45-15:00 “First precision radial velocities in the Near-Infrared with the Habitable-zone Planet Finder Spectrograph” Guðmundur Stefánsson
15:00-15:15 “EXPRES Precision and First Light Results” Lily Zhao
15:15-15:30 “The EXPRES G-Dwarf Planet Search” Allen Davis
15:30-15:45 “Measuring the abundance of free floating planets with WFIRST” Samson Johnson
15:45-16:00 “On the Population of Exomoons in Kepler and the Exomoon Candidate Kepler-1625b I” Alex Teachey
Friday Afternoon 2 (16:30-18:00) – Populations & Habitability – 6 Talks
16:30-16:45 “Constraining the effects of stellar flares on exoplanet habitability with NGTS” James Jackman
16:45-17:00 “Planet Occurrence Rate for the Kepler A-dwarf Sample” Quang Tran
17:00-17:15 “Characterizing the Architectures of the Kepler Exoplanetary Systems” Matthias Yang He
17:15-17:30 “Constraining the Habitable Zone Boundaries for Water World Exoplanets” Nadia Marounina
17:30-17:45 “Model-Based Light Curve Analysis” Bethlee Lindor
17:45-18:00 “The Feasibility and Benefits of In Situ Exploration of `Oumuamua-like objects” Darryl Seligman