Colloquium: Are magnetic fields shaping protoplanetary discs?

Prof. Geoffroy Lesur (Grenoble, France) will introduce us to non-ideal magneto-hydrodynamical (MHD) disc models, and their impact on planet formation.

Colloquium: Mercury’s ion plasma environment as seen by BepiColombo/Mio during the 3rd Mercury flyby

Lina Hadid will report on the first results from BepiColombo concerning the ion composition observations taken by the Mass Spectrum Analyzer around Mercury

YRP: Jamboree

A special event for PhD students in space research.

Seminar: Integrating Machine Learning with Space Research and Technology (I)

Dr. Amit Reza will give a general introduction into machine learning

Colloquium: The Puzzle of Planet Formation

Joanna Drazkowska (Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Göttingen, Germany) will introduce us to the latest ideas about planet formation via pebble accretion, to create the first gravitationally-bound building blocks that precede today's…

Seminar: Earth 2.0 - How would an Earth-twin look like to PLATO?

Andreas Krenn will present how difficult it could be to find an Earth-twin with PLATO

Colloquium: Exoplanet Characterization and Evolution through JWST and Solar System Synergy

Professor Yamila Miguel (SRON, Leiden Observatory, NL) will introduce us to exoplanet characterisation with JWST, and how the Juno and Cassini missions can help to understand the new data.

Colloquium: The structure of molecular inner disks and winds from infrared spectroscopy

Prof. Andrea Banzatti, Texas State University, USA, will talk about infrared molecular spectroscopy of protoplanetary disks and conclusions about planet formation

Colloquium: Stars and planets under the NewAthena X-ray microscope

Prof. Matteo Guainazzi, ESA European Space Research and Technology Centre, Noordwijk, The Netherlands,will talk about the Athena X-ray mission.

Seminar: Into the abyss - How the deep atmosphere influences the 3D atmospheres of extrasolar hot Jupiters

Dr. Ludmila Carone, IWF Graz, will talk about atmospheres of extrasolar hot Jupiters.

Colloquium: Global modeling of transport in the magnetosphere

Dr. Kareem Sorathia, Johns Hopkins University, will talk about "Global modeling of transport in the magnetosphere: The large effect of small scales"

Seminar: Ganymede through the ages

Dr. Martin Volwerk, IWF Graz, will talk about Ganymede through the ages.

Colloquium: From Juno, to JWST, to the Ice Giants

Prof. Dr. Leigh Fletcher, University of Leicester, UK will talk about "Exploring the Realm of the Giants: From Juno, to JWST, to the Ice Giants"

Colloquium: Heterogenous Chemistry in the Clouds of Venus - Toward an Abiotic Baseline

Dr. Paul Rimmer, Cambridge University, UK

Seminar: Stability and Evolution of Secondary Atmospheres and its Importance for Planetary Habitability

Dr. Manuel Scherf, IWF Graz, will talk about Stability and Evolution of Secondary Atmospheres.

Colloquium: Jupiter Below the Clouds: Active, Stable & Still Mysterious

Prof. Tristan Guillot, Université Côte d’Azur, Nice, France

Seminar: Atmospheric mass loss through time

Dr. Daria Kubyshkina, IWF Graz, will talk about atmospheric mass loss through time.

Colloquium: Rapid accretion of rocky planets and the outgassing of their first atmospheres

Prof. Anders Johansen, Lund Observatory, Sweden

Seminar: Subionospheric very-low frequency (VLF) and low frequency (LF) radio waves as tools for monitoring seismic electromagnetic precursors

Dr. Mohammed Boudjada, IWF Graz, will talk about tools for monitoring seismic electromagnetic precursors.

Colloquium: 6-dimensional modelling of the near-Earth space

Prof. Minna Palmroth University of Helsinki, Finland will introduce us to the art of modelling of the near-Earth plasma environment

Seminar: Diversity in Teams (English)

Mag. Marie Peterseil (Clinical and Health Psychologist, Yoga teacher) will introduce us to the basis of teamwork.