Daniel Schmid, David Fischer and Martin Volwerk present to you: The “IWF Christmas Quiz” including Glühwein and collection for a good cause (Steirer helfen Steirern).
Prof. Sara Seager from the MIT Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research, USA, will tell us about the challenge to find signs of life beyond Earth using atmospheric biosignature gases.
Prof. Martin Ferus from the J. Heyrovský Institute of Physical Chemistry in Prague, Czech Republic, will report on laboratory experiments to simulate complex chemical processes during asteroid impacts by high-energy lasers.
Dr. Silvia Spezzano, Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics in Garching, Germany, will talk about her research on the chemistry in the processes of star and planet formation.
Dr. Boris Segret, Chief Technical Officer for scientific nanosatellites at the Observatoire de Paris | PSL, Meudon, France, will talk about astrometry on-board of a CubeSat with angle-based correlation.
Dr. Kyoung-Joo Hwang from the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas, USA, will talk about Kelvin-Helmholtz wave simulations at the boundary layers between a stellar wind and a magnetized planet.
Prof. Dr. Peter Wurz, Director of the Physics Institute of the University of Bern, Switzerland, will talk about Mercury's surface-bound exophere as probed by BepiColombo.
Ximena C. Abrevaya from the Institute for Astronomy and Space Physics (IAFE) at the Universidad de Buenos Aires will talk about interdisciplinary studies in astrobiology.
Martin Volwerk (IWF Graz, Weltraumplasmaphysik) will talk about the ongoing research on Jupiter's moons with focus on results from Galileo and JUNO as well as an outlook for JUICE and Europa Clipper.
Emiliya Yordanova (Institute for Space Physics, Uppsala, Sweden) will talk about the different components of the solar wind, and how we can measure and model its turbulent properties.
Tim Lichtenberg (Kapteyn Astronomical Institute, Groningen, NL) will discuss the evolution of young rocky exoplanets and their observable atmospheric signatures.
Lorenz Roth (KTH, Stockholm, Sweden) will report on the magnetospheric environment of Jupiter and its moon Io, Io's volcanic activity, and its feedback on the plasma.
Peter Banzer (Institute of Physics, Optics of Nano and Quantum Materials, University of Graz, Austria) uses nano-structured materials for light detector development
Dr. Will Rocha (Laboratory for Astrophysics, Leiden University, NL) will report on latest JWST detections of interstellar ices, their meaning for comets and planet formation, and on new laboratory water ice opacities relevant for JUICE.
Prof. Inga Kamp (Kapteyn Institute, Groningen, NL) will show us the latest JWST observations of planet-forming disks and discuss their constraints for planet formation.
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