Monday 20 March  
    Time (CET)      
    Introduction    
    09:30 Welcome and logistics    
    09:40

    ESA Solar System and Exoplanet missions

    Gaitee Hussain, ESA
    Planetary formation & evolution  
    10:00

    Using planet forming disks to unravel planet formation in the Solar System (Invited)

    Inga Kamp, University of Groningen
    10:30

    A Comprehensive and Self-consistent Model of Terrestrial Planet Formation in the Solar System

    Nader Haghighipour, University of Hawaii
    10:45

    The mass-dependence of disc lifetimes leads to differences in the  planets formed

    Susanne Pfalzner, Forschuungszentrum Jülich
    11:00 Coffee Break    
    11:30

    Measurements of dust in the solar system as messengers for planetary science

    Veerle Sterken, Physics Department, IPA
    11:45

    Birth and destruction in protoplanetary disks: dust production by planetesimal collisions

    Diego Turrini, INAF
    12:00

    Gas-phase chemistry in the Jovian Circumplanetary Disk

    Antoine Schneeberger, LAM
    12:15

    How long was the solar system in a stellar cluster?

    Phoebe Stainton, Liverpool John Moores University
    12:30

    Imprints of birth: the effects of stellar encounters in the birth cluster on Super-Earth planetary systems 

    Christina Schoettler, Imperial College London
    12:45

    Galilean moon formation in a water-depleted environment

    Olivier Mousis, LAM
    13:00 Lunch Break    
    14:00

    Unveiling early accretion from the laboratory study of carbonaceous chondrites: clues for ongoing processes
    in protoplanetary disks (Invited)

    Josep Trigo-Rodríguez, CSIC-IEEC
    14:30

    Using Gaia to Find The Youngest Planets from the Prime Kepler Mission

    Luke Bouma, Caltech
    Planetary system architecture, dynamics, stability  
    14:45

    The demographics of small exoplanets (Invited)

    Rafael Luque, University of Chicago
    15:15

    Dynamical constraints on extrasolar systems

    Anne-Sophie Libert, University of Namur
    15:30

    Exoplanetary System Architectures inferred from Kepler Systems of Multiple Transiting Planets

    Darin Ragozzine, Brigham Young University
    15:45

    Planetesimal Belts in Wide Binaries: A Kozai Origin for Transiting Exocometary Material?

    Steven Young, Cambridge University
    16:00 Coffee Break    
    16:30

    Investigating Exoplanet Dynamics through Transit Timing Variations

    Ing-Guey Jiang, National Tsing Hua University
    16:45

    Confirming and characterizing new mean motion resonances in the Kepler and TESS catalogues

    Mariah MacDonald, The College of New Jersey
    17:00

    YSES and WiSPiT: direct imaging surveys for young gas giant exoplanets

    Matthew Kenworthy, Leiden Observatory
    17:15

    Hidden Figures: unveiling stellar companions to exoplanets hosts

    Mariangela Bonavita, The Open University
    17:30

    The LISA mission: hunting planets in the Milky Way and beyond

    Camilla Danielski, IAA - CSIC
    17:45 End of Day 1    
           
    18:00 Reception