Programme

The meeting was held in the Zeeman building (NOT the Physics department) which is in the north-east of the campus. We were in room MS.05, which is on the second floor of the building. Please check to see the location and find directions.

Slides from the presentations are being linked here when permission is granted by the presenter.

Last update 02/10/2023 16:12

Wednesday 13^th		Thursday 14^th		Friday 15^th
		*Session: "PLATO data from start to finish"*		*Session: "PLATO synergies"*
		09:00	L1 data processing & global cotrendingLink opens in a new window (James McCormac)	09:00	Benchmark stars for PLATOLink opens in a new window (Pierre Maxted)
		09:20	Exoplanet data processing overview (Simon Hodgkin)	09:20	Enhancing PLATO with the TESS data legacyLink opens in a new window (Daniel Bayliss)
		09:40	The PLATO Ground-based Observing Programme (GOP)Link opens in a new window (Thomas G. Wilson)	09:40	NGTS support for PLATO (Peter Wheatley)
		10:00	Discussion	10:00	Gaia-PLATO synergy updateLink opens in a new window (Nic Walton / Simon Hodgkin)
		10:00	Discussion	10:10	Discussion
		10:30	Coffee/tea break	10:30	Coffee/tea break
		*Session: "Stellar activity"*		11:00	N-FEE focal plane calibrationLink opens in a new window (Alan Smith)
		11:00	The impact of stellar variability on exoplanet detection and characterisation with PLATO (Suzanne Aigrain)	*Session: "Getting involved in the PLATO mission consortium"*
		11:20	The long-term behaviour of inactive cool stars: evidence for a transition in the nature of their radial velocity variability?Link opens in a new window (Chris Watson)	11:20	Complementary science and the Guest Observer programmeLink opens in a new window (Gavin Ramsay - recorded)
		11:40	Predicting convective blueshift and radial-velocity dispersion due to granulation for FGK starsLink opens in a new window (Shweta Dalal)	11:40	Why join the PMC, and how to do itLink opens in a new window (David Brown)
		12:00	Probing the early evolution of planetary systems with PLATO (Edward Gillen)	12:20	Discussion / Q&A Round-upLink opens in a new window (David Brown)
		12:20	Discussion	12:20
		13:00	Lunch	13:00	End
13:30	On-site registration
13:30	On-site registration
14:30	Welcome & logisticsLink opens in a new window	Session: "Stellar science"
*Session: "A PLATO Primer"*		Session: "Stellar science"
14:40	Mission overview, current status, & flight hardware progressLink opens in a new window (Don Pollacco)	14:30	Stellar science data processing overviewLink opens in a new window (David Brown)
15:00	The PLATO projectLink opens in a new window (Paul Str酶m)	14:50	Asteroseismic inference on populations of starsLink opens in a new window (Amalie Stokholm)
15:20	Observing fields & data productsLink opens in a new window (David Brown)	15:10	The PLATO asteroseismic analysis pipeline (Martin Nielsen)
15:40	Discussion	15:30	Discussion
16:00	Coffee/tea break	16:00	Coffee/tea break
*Session: "Exoplanet science"*		*Session: "Exoplanet theory"*
16:30	Circumbinary planets as a source of temperate planets (Amaury Triaud)	16:30	Recent work on planet formation theoryLink opens in a new window (Richard Nelson)
16:50	Understanding stellar properties to learn about planetary systems (Vincent Van Eylen)	16:50	Planet populations arising from planet formation models (Gavin Coleman)
17:10	Single transits with PLATO (Paul Str酶m)	17:10	Planet formation in stellar cluster environment (Lin Qiao)
17:30	Discussion	17:30	Discussion
18:00	Close	18:00	Close

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