ROGUE WORLDS TWO: A MISSING STAR STORY, 15-17 DECEMBER, PARIS, FRANCE
Rogue Worlds 2 was a 3-day workshop designed to bring together researchers at the forefront of different aspects of the study of free-floating planets, including microlensing (ground- and space-based), direct imaging, and modeling of stellar and planetary dynamics. The format of the workshop was designed to promote discussion and foster collaboration, bringing together researchers across a wide array of fields to make new progress on our understanding of rogue worlds and the systems they leave behind.
SUBTELLAR project was represented by a posdoctoral researcher Marusa Zerjal and by two predoctoral students Styliani Tsiila and Nafise Sedighi, all three presented contributions:
Eduardo Martín: Past, Present and Future of Rogue Planet Direct Detection with the Euclid Space Mission (delivered by M. Zerjal)
Marusa Zerjal: Rogue Planets with Euclid: Lynds 1641
Styliani Tsilia: Searching for Rogue Planets Around the Horsehead Nebula
Nafise Sedighi: Probing Substellar-Mass Objects with Updated ATMO Atmospheric Models
More information about the conference at Rogue Worlds 2