The PLATO Mission Conference 2017: Exoplanetary systems in the PLATO era
PLATO is the ESA M3 mission which was adopted by ESA Science Programme Committee in June 2017 and is due to be launched in 2026. Its main objective is the detection and characterisation of habitable zone planets around sun like stars. This will be achieved through the detection of transits around host stars that are bright enough for detailed radial velocity investigation. In particular, we expect many PLATO host stars to be characterised through asteroseismology.
At this conference examined the entire range of science enabled by PLATO. We presented the state of the art in exoplanet and asteroseismology science, and other research areas where we expect PLATO to make a major scientific impact. A particular goal of the conference was to foster a closer relationship between solar system and exoplanetary astronomers.
Thank you to everyone who attended the conference. Posters and Talks will be uploaded over the next few days to their respective pages.
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Dates:
5-7 September 2017
Registration Fee:
£216 for three days
(accommodation available for additional cost)
Deadline for Registration:
Registration is now CLOSED
Deadline for Abstracts:
Abstract submission is CLOSED
Contacts:
d.pollacco[at]warwick.ac.uk
psmoffice[at]warwick.ac.uk
Department of Physics
University of Warwick
Gibbet Hill Road
CV4 7AL
02476 150343