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Habitable Worlds 2021 Workshop Open Engagement – Group A

Abstract # Title 1st Author 8 Rocky Worlds and their Siblings Lauren Weiss Exploring Biogenic Dispersion Inside Clusters with Javier Darío 10

System Dynamic Modeling Salcedo Dynamical and Biological Constraints Within

11 Dimitri Veras

Multiplanet Exosystems

13 Origins of Kepler-1656b's Extreme Eccentricity Isabel Angelo EUV Spectroscopy with the ESCAPE Mission: Exploring the

14 Kevin France

Stellar Drivers of Habitability Planetary Magnetic Fields, Planetary Interiors, and

18 T. Joseph Lazio

Habitability Impact of in Terrestrial P type Circumbinary

22 Michaela Leung

Exoplanetary Atmospheres Statistical Assessment of Thermochemical Disequilibria in

23 Theresa Fisher

Exoplanets: Implications for Biosignature Detection Testing key concepts of using

24 Martin Turbet

observations of nearby rocky New Near-UV H2O Cross-Sections & Photochemistry of Early

25 Sukrit Ranjan

Earth-like Atmospheres Magnetospheres of Terrestrial Exoplanets and -

26 James Green

Implications for Habitability and Detection Modeling Flood Basalt Volcanic Climate Disruptions:

27 Scott Guzewich

Implications for Terrestrial Habitability MHD Effects of the Stellar Wind on Observations of Escaping

28 Laura Harbach

Exoplanet Atmospheres A Framework for Relative Biosignature Yields from Future

30 Noah Tuchow

Direct Imaging Missions On the prospect of detecting habitable trojan in the

31 Jeffrey Sudol

Kepler circumbinary planetary systems

32 Inter-model Comparisons for Exoplanets Thomas Fauchez Imaging Small Planets Around the Very Nearest with

37 Rory Bowens

METIS on ELT

39 The Role of Orbital Dynamics In Planetary Habitability Stephen Kane

41 On the oligarchic growth in a fully interacting system Zoltan Dencs

42 : the Ideal Biosignature for the JWST Era? Maggie Thompson Using the -Earth Interaction to Explore Exoplanetary

43 David Alexander

Systems High pCO2 reduces sensitivity to CO2 perturbations on

44 temperate, Earth-like planets throughout most of habitable Robert Graham

zone Taking the photometric pulse of , our nearest terrestrial

45 planet: Probing atmospheric super-rotation rather than surface Yeon Joo Lee

features

48 and the importance of unusual biosignatures Clara Sousa-Silva 50 Hiding Planets Near and Far Thea Faridani

51 Entering the Habitable Zone: An Earth-like Perspective Johnny Seales The Effect of Cryoconite on the Deglaciation Thresholds of

53 Nicholas Duong

Snowball Planets Transmission Spectroscopy of Exo-Solar Systems in the TESS

54 Colby Ostberg

Era Madeline

57 New Estimates of Nitrogen Oxide and Hydrogen Cyanide

Christensen

58 Habitability Models for Exoplanet Sciences Abel Mendez ~3 Ga had river-forming climates at low average pCO2,

59 raising the likelihood of false negatives in the search for Edwin Kite

habitable exoplanets Water on hot rocky exoplanets and the sub-Neptune-to-super-

60 Edwin Kite

Earth transition The Large Interferometer for Exoplanets () mission: Daniel 61

characterizing habitable planets in the mid-infrared Angerhausen Hubble WFC3 Transmission Spectroscopy of the Habitable

62 Billy Edwards

Zone Super-Earth LHS 1140 b

63 Interiors of water-rich planets: what do we know about them? Allona Vazan

64 Habitability at the End of the Universe Ray Pierrehumbert Transport of surface oxidants into internal oceans by brine

65 Marc Hesse

migration through ice shells

67 Climate on High Obliquity Planet Wanying Kang

68 The Sun's Magnetic Activity is Normal for its Age Jason Curtis On the Lithology and Mineralogy of Polluted

69 Keith Putirka

Materials Photochemistry of planetary atmospheres with 3D Global

70 Yassin Jaziri

Climate Model A Snowball in Hell: The Potential Steam Atmosphere of TOI-

71 Sonny Harman

1266c Planetary Archaeology: Exploring Planets Transiting Red

74 Samuel Grunblatt

Giant Stars Potential storage of molecular hydrogen in CaTiO3 perovskite

76 Suyu Fu

in the deep interiors of rocky planets

81 A Bolt from the Blue - Lightning on Terrestrial Exoplanets Laura Lewis Stellar flares and planetary habitability: atmospheric escape,

82 Dimitra Atri

and radiation dose enhancement Early (In)Habitability Among Exoplanets: A 1D Parameterized

85 Matthew Weller

Approach Linking the Mantle-Tectonics-Atmospherics System Magnetic Fields, Atmospheres, and the Connection to

86 David Brain Habitability (MACH) The Effect of Radiative Time Step on the Climate of a L1 Robert Washington Habitable Planet Detecting Biosignatures of Nearby Rocky Exoplanets: L2 Simulations of High Spectral Resolution Observations with the Sophia Vaughn ELTs