One day symposium bringing together scientists from a range of disciplines to talk about "Climate Science, Atmospheres and Life"
10:00 Registration (Department of Chemistry Main Entrance Foyer)
10:30 Ray Pierrehumbert (Oxford) “Fine-tuning requirements for oceans and how nature can get around them”
11:00 Oliver Shorttle (Cambridge) “Characteristics of a Habitable Earth”
11:30 Jianfeng Xu & Paul Rimmer (Cambridge) “Prebiotic Chemistry in Anoxic Exoplanet Atmospheres”
12:00 Lunch and Posters (BMS Lecture Theatre)
13:00 Amaury Triaud (Cambridge) “Assessing habitability ”
13:30 Martin Turbet (Laboratoire de Météorologie Dynamique) “Possible climates and habitability of Earth-size planets orbiting red dwarfs: the cases of Proxima Cen and TRAPPIST-1 planetary systems”
14:00 Nathan Mayne (Exeter) “Modeling Planetary Atmospheres: Departures from Equilibrium”
14:30 Tea break (BMS Foyer)
15:00 Christiane Helling (St Andrews) “Diverse clouds in chemically diverse atmospheres of extrasolar planets with lightning”
15:30 Sarah Rugheimer (St Andrews) “UV, Biosignatures, and Life”
16:00 Panel discussion
16:30 End of conference