26-26 Apr 2021 Online (United Kingdom)

Rationale

Welcome to the Scottish Exoplanet/Brown Dwarf Spring meeting 2021!

Motivated by the strength and breadth of (exo)planet and low-mass star research across Scotland, the Universities of Edinburgh and St Andrews have jointly hosted ten Scottish Exoplanet/Brown Dwarf meetings over the past 6 years. From instrumentational and observational members of our community, we have heard review talks and updates on the instrumentation and observations from CHEOPS, JWST, ExoMars, the SUPAscopes, and LSST. Whereas on the theoretical side, colleagues have given talks on a range of modelling topics such as; proto-planetary disks dynamics and thermochemistry, and the 3D modelling of exoplanet atmospheres and cloud formation.

New PhD students, postdocs, and incoming staff were welcomed to introduce their research to our Scottish Exoplanet/Brown Dwarf community.

In this meeting we heard about such work with the goal being to facilitate discussion and collaboration between Scotland-based exoplanet and brown dwarf researchers, and to provided a platform for junior community members to present results.

We therefore warmly invited you to join us for the 11th meeting of the Scottish Exoplanet / Brown Dwarf Spring meeting 2021 (SEBD11) that was held online on 26 April 2021.

 

Deadlines:

Title submission: closed

Registration: closed

There is no registration fee.

Science programme:
 
Meeting outline:
 

11:00 - 12:20:

  • JWST and ELT/METIS review talk by Alistair Glasse
  • CHEOPS review talk by Thomas Wilson

12:20 - 12:35:

  • Coffee break

12:35 - 13:05:

  • Paula Teixeira: A Gaia+WISE survey of very low mass sources with disks
  • Justyn Campbell-White: STAR-MELT: STellar AccRetion-Mapping with Emission Line Tomography

13:05 - 14:00:

  • Lunch break

14:00 - 15:30:

  • Beth Biller: Variability as a probe of brown dwarf and giant exoplanet atmospheres
  • Maureen Cohen: Variability in atmospheres of tidally-locked M-dwarf planets
  • Linus Heinke: Retrievability of atmospheric parameters with JWST in the sub-Neptune domain
  • Fabienne Schiefeneder: The day/night chemistry in the upper atmosphere of HD189733b
  • Marrick Braam: Lightning disequilibrium chemistry on Habitable Zone exoplanets
  • Dominic Samra: Clashing Clouds: Coagulation in Exoplanet and Brown Dwarf Atmospheres

15:30 - 16:00:

  • Coffee break

16:00 - 17:30:

  • Mariangela Bonavita: Hidden Figures: unveiling stellar (and sub-stellar) companions to exoplanets survey targets
  • Sophie Dubber: Searching for very low-mass brown dwarfs in Serpens South and Serpens Core using the novel W-band filter
  • Samuel Pearson: The first confirmed brown dwarfs in NGC 2264
  • Trent Dupuy: The UltracoolSheet: A New Resource for Our Field
  • Fran Bartolic: Secondary eclipse mapping of exoplanets with JWST
  • Aleks Scholz: The search for free-floating planets with JWST

 

Previous meetings: SEBD10, SEBD9, SEBD8, SEBD7SEBD6SEBD5SEBD4SEBD3SEBD2SEBD1

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This meeting is sponsored by:

We are very grateful to SUPA (www.supa.ac.uk) for supporting our long-term initiative for a Scottish Exoplanet/Brown Dwarf meeting series between Edinburgh and St Andrews.

SUPA

   

StAndrews

Edinburgh

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