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8:45
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Vivien Parmentier (UCSC):
From cloudy to cloudless hot Jupiters
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9:05
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Jayne Birkby (Harvard-Smithsonian CfA):
High resolution studies of exoplanet atmospheres
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9:25
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Ty Robinson (NASA Ames):
Titan in transit: A new technique and surprising results from Cassini solar occultation observations
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9:45
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Kevin Stevenson (Univ. of Chicago):
From Exoplanets To Exoworlds
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10:05
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Bryce Croll (Boston University):
The Applications of Precise, Near-infrared, Ground-based Photometry to the Thermal Emission of hot Jupiters, & the Search for Habitable Earth-sized Planets
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10:25
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Morning Break
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10:50
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Chris Schwab (Penn State University):
A wavelength calibrator with cm/s precision for high resolution radial velocity instruments
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11:10
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Jared Males (Univ. of Arizona):
High contrast imaging at visible wavelengths with MagAO and its VisAO camera
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11:30
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Katie Morzinski (Univ. of Arizona):
Using MagAO and GPI to obtain complete spectral energy distributions and empirical bolometric luminosities of young giant exoplanets
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11:50
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Lunch (on own)
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1:20
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Ashwin Vasavada (JPL)
Keynote Talk:
Recent Results from Mars/MSL
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2:20
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Jennifer Yee (Harvard-Smithsonian CfA):
Microlens Parallax with Spitzer: 2 Case Studies
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2:40
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Sebastiano Calchi Novati (NExScI/Caltech):
Pathway to the Galactic Distribution of Planets: Microlensing Parallaxes with Spitzer
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3:00
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Matthew Penny (Ohio State):
Towards a Galactic Distribution of Exoplanets
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3:20
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Afternoon Break
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3:40
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Avi Shporer (JPL):
Visible-light orbital phase curves: Not so simple!
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4:00
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Daniel Foreman-Mackey (NYU/UW):
Searching for long-period transiting planets in the Kepler light curves using supervised classification
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4:20
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Julian van Eyken (NExScI/Caltech):
Continuing Observations of PTFO 8-8695b, a 3Myr-old T-Tauri Planet Candidate
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4:40
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Roberto Sanchis-Ojeda (UC Berkeley):
A disintegrating planet with a cometary head and tail
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5:00
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Adjourn
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