Ed Gillen

Name:	Ed Gillen
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
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Public lists managed by Ed Gillen

Talks given by Ed Gillen

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• Probing the early evolution of stellar and planetary systems

Talks organised by Ed Gillen

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• Formation of Planets via Collisional Growth in Turbulent Disks
• Challenges in Modelling Cloud Particle Formation for Exoplanet Atmospheres
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• Eclipsing binary star science in the era of massive photometric surveys for transiting exoplanets
• Finding life on Earth-like exoplanets from its imprint on atmospheric composition
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• Atmospheric Retrieval
• Unmasking hidden systems with NGTS
• Gravitational Instability in Protostellar Discs
• Exoplanet discussion session
• Polluted White Dwarfs: Constraints on the Origin and Geology of Exoplanetary Material
• The CHEWIE survey of giant exoplanet atmospheres
• Planet formation in the lab: liquid impacts as analogs for planetary collisions
• Exoplanet atmospheres at high spectral resolution
• Planet Formation Journal Club
• What to expect from Gaia Data Release 2
• HyDRA: A New Paradigm for Atmospheric Retrieval of Exoplanets
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• The effect of N-body interactions in pebble accretion scenarios
• Dynamics & chemistry in the youngest planet-forming discs
• Meteorite paleomagnetism: Constraints on planetary migration and the formation of the first solids
• Outside influence: the effects of the star-forming environment on planet formation
• Searching for insight in the Kepler era
• A Catch of Transits - Exoplanet Diversity As Revealed by Transiting Systems.
• A new exhibit in the planetary zoo: Hot, rotating rocky planets
• Disk Demographics with ALMA: Insights into Planet Formation
• The dynamics of rings around irregular bodies
• Heating up atmospheres: optical high-resolution spectroscopy of hot gas giants
• Eccentric planets & Debris disks Interactions: Mean-motion resonances, Exocomets, and Exozodis
• Dreaming of Atmospheres
• SuperWASP, the Rossiter-McLaughlin effect, and Doppler Tomography
• (Pierrehumbert) Climate dynamics of lava planets. (Zanazzi) Circumbinary Disk Dynamics around Eccentric Binaries
• Processing of ices in protoplanetary disks: why chemistry matters when making planets
• (Marino) What can ALMA tell us about planetary systems? (von-Boetticher) EBLM J0555-57Ab: A Saturn-size low mass star at the hydrogen burning limit
• Primordial Planetesimals of the Solar System
• Breaking the activity barrier in exoplanet radial-velocity surveys through solar investigations at HARPS-N
• (Delrez) Probing the emission spectra of ultra-hot Jupiters using ground-based occultation photometry. (Meru) Understanding the morphology of the protoplanetary disc, Elias 2-27
• Heated snowballs, Batman! a.k.a. Interior and atmospheric structures of hot watery super-Earths
• Exocometary gas in debris disks
• Population Statistics of Planet and Brown Dwarf Formation via Gravitational Instability
• (Universal Life) Consequences of Heavy Bombardment Periods on Chemistry of the Early Earth
• Understanding Planet Formation by Studying the Evolution of Hot Neptunes and Super-Earths
• The early formation scenario for super-Earths
• Exoplanets and Bright Stars with the Kepler-2 Mission
• Prospects for detecting biomarkers in exoplanetary impact ejecta
• Needle in a haystack: Distinguishing planets from false positives and red noise with the Next Generation Transit Survey
• Proving a negative: what is the gas/dust ratio in protoplanetary disks?
• HARPS-N Observes the Sun as a star
• Chemistry and evolution of the oldest white dwarf planetary systems
• Unveiling cloudy exoplanets: from Hubble to JWST
• Efficiency of Planetesimal Ablation in Jovian Envelopes
• The transiting dust clumps of a young Sun like star
• Search for young transiting planets with the YETI network