Kepler & K2 Science Conference V Program Version 5, March 22, 2019 Monday March 4 Tuesday March 5 Wednesday March 6 Thursday March 7 Friday March 8 Stellar Rotation and Internal Rotation and Session 1 Kepler/K2 Mission History and Kepler Benchmark Systems Galactic Archaeology (Chair: Gyrochronology (Chair: Ann Asteroseismology (Chair: Dennis (8.30am-10.00am) Future (Chair: Dawn Gelino) (Chair: Courtney Dressing) Katrien Kolenberg) Marie Cody) Stello) 8:30-8:45 Sebastian Deheuvels (invited): Marc Pinsonneault (invited): Ruth Angus (invited): The Kepler William Borucki (invited): History Sarah Ballard (invited): Lessons Monitoring the internal rotation of Galactic Archeology with Kepler revolution: stellar rotation and of the Kepler Mission from the Multi-planet Systems stars along their evolution with and K2 activity in clusters and the field Kepler 8:45-9:00 Dennis Stello: The K2 Galactic Christopher Shallue: Can deep Jason Curtis: Building Precision Archaeology Program: revealing Jim Fuller: A Solution to the Slow 9:00-9:15 learning help find Earth Stellar Clocks with Kepler and the jigsaw puzzle one campaign Spins of Stellar Cores analogues? Gaia Katelynn McCalmont (invited): at a time Flying the Kepler Spacecraft’s Second Mission: K2 Operations Jie Yu: Ensemble Beate Stelzer: The Michelle Hill: Exploring Kepler Barbara Endl: Asteroseismology asteroseismology of 20,000 rotation-activity-age relation of M 9:15-9:30 Giant Planets in the Habitable of white dwarfs observed by oscillating red giants observed dwarfs in the era of Kepler and Zone Kepler and K2 by Kepler K2 Kai Rodenbeck: Revisiting the Rafael Garcia: A Comprehensive Lauren Doyle: The Rotational Roberto Szabo: Classical Douglas Caldwell: The Kepler 9:30-9:45 exomoon candidate signal Full Kepler Red Giant Legacy Phase distribution of Stellar pulsating variables in the photometer around Kepler-1625 b Catalog Flares on M dwarfs Kepler/K2 era Joshua Reding: The Confluence Geert Barentsen: Kepler's Daniel Huber: An Asteroseismic Ashley Chontos: The Curious of Hardware Failures That Led to Katrien Kolenberg: RR Lyr, an Discoveries Will Continue: 21 Age for the Galactic Halo 9:45-10:00 Case of KOI-4: Confirming the Discovery of the Most old friend in a new light, with Scientific Opportunities with Measured with Distant Kepler Kepler’s First Exoplanet Rapidly Rotating Isolated White Kepler Kepler & K2 Archive Data Giants Dwarf Break (10am-10.30am) 1 Session 2 Precise Stellar and Planetary K2 Benchmark Systems (Chair: Binaries, Exoplanets, and Citizen Exoplanets Over Time (Chair: Kepler/K2 Follow-Up Programs (10.30am-12pm) Radii (Chair: Dan Huber) Matthew Holman) Science (Chair: Andrew Howard) Jessie Dotson) (Chair: Christina Hedges) Adam Kraus: The Perilous Lives David Ciardi: The Legacy of 10:30-10:45 of Planets in Binary Star Kepler and K2: The Follow-up Mia Lundkvist (invited): Systems Observation Programs Andrew Vanderburg (invited): Asteroseismology of exoplanet Andrew Mann (invited): Tracing Benchmark Exoplanet Systems host stars from the Kepler/K2 Planetary Evolution with K2 Discovered by the K2 Mission Rachel Matson: Detecting David Latham: Contributions missions Unresolved Binaries in Exoplanet from HARPS-N to the 10:45-11:00 Transit Surveys with Speckle Mass-Radius Diagram for Imaging Kepler/K2 Planets Juliette Becker: Dynamically Determining Observationally Nicole Hess: Identifying Bound Vincent Van Eylen: Ann Marie Cody: Young Stars in Erik Petigura: Metal-rich Stars Ill-Constrained Planet Stellar Companions to Kepler 11:00-11:15 Understanding planet formation the Time Domain: the View with Host a Greater Diversity of Parameters: Towards Precise Exoplanet Host Stars With through asteroseismology Kepler Planets Transit Ephemerides for the Speckle Imaging Benchmark System HIP 41378 Hilke Schlichting: Observational Cintia Fernanda Martinez: An Signatures of the Core-Powered Kevin Hardegree-Ullman: Space Eric Gaidos: What Orbits a Independent Spectroscopic Wei Zhu: Many Kepler planets 11:15-11:30 Mass-Loss Mechanism: The Telescope Synergy: Spitzer Mysterious Young ``Dipper'' Star Analysis of the California-Kepler have distant companions Radius Valley as a Function of Follow-up of K2 Targets in Taurus? Survey Sample: A Slope in the Stellar Mass Small Planet Radius Gap Eric Mamajek: Small Joey Rodriguez: K2-266: A Laura Venuti: A dynamical view Travis Berger: Precise (In)temperate Planets: A Closer Compact Multi-Planet System of star-disk interaction processes 11:30-11:45 Characterization of Kepler Stars Look at Habitable Zone With A Planet That Is "Way Out in the Lagoon Nebula with and Planets Using Gaia DR2 Terrestrial-sized Planet of Line" Kepler/K2 Chris Lintott (invited): Citizen Candidates Science with Kepler and K2 Samuel Grunblatt: Planetary Ian Crossfield: Atmospheric Benjamin Fulton: Revisiting the Fei Dai: New perspective on the Archaeology: Exploring the 11:45-12:00 Characterization of Kepler/K2 Radius Gap in the Era of Gaia ultra-short-period planets Planet Population of Evolved Planets Stars Lunch (12pm-1.30pm) 2 Methods, Microlensing, and Solar System Science, Other Session 3 Stellar Magnetism and Activity Simultaneous Breakout Sessions Fundamental Stellar Parameters Accretion Physics (Chair: Steve Missions, and Reflections (Chair: (1.30pm-3pm) (Chair: David Ciardi) I (Chair: Savita Mathur) Howell) Tom Barclay) Matteo Cantiello: Internal Magnetic Fields Rodrigo Luger: Gradient-based David Soderblom: Opportunities Poster Competition Winners (2x7 1:30-1:45 Asteroseismology: Kepler's inference techniques for and limitations of the cluster data min) Legacy and TESS's exoplanet light curves from Kepler/K2 Patrick Gaulme (invited): opportunities Asteroseismology, Red Giants, Christina Hedges: The Angela Santos: Seismic and Eclipsing Binaries Sebastiano Calchi Novati: An Lightkurve package for Kepler & signatures of magnetic activity in Andras Pal: New results with K2 1:45-2:00 isolated microlens observed from TESS data analysis: tutorials and solar-type stars observed by in Solar System exploration K2, Spitzer and Earth consulting breakout Kepler Eric Feigelson: Finding Planets Ellianna Schwab Abrahams: The in Kepler lightcurves with R Timothy White: Testing Fundamental and Magnetic Jessie Dotson: Observations of 2:00-2:15 asteroseismic ages of red giants Characteristics of M Dwarfs in Krista Lynne Smith (invited): Solar System Objects with K2 Sharon Wang: Data Hack for with the Hyades the Kepler Field Kepler/K2 and Active Galactic RVxK2: Battling Stellar Jitter with Nuclei: New Insights into Michael Gully-Santiago: K2 Simultaneous K2 Photometry Accretion and High Energy constraints on stellar surface and RVs Phenomena Benjamin Pope: Naked-Eye Andrea Fortier: The CHEOPS 2:15-2:30 inhomogeneities and their Stars in Kepler and K2 Mission systematic bias of transit-derived exoplanet densities Sharon Xuesong Wang: RVxK2: Dominic Bowman: Blue Paula Szkody: Insights into George Ricker: The TESS Using Simultaneous Kepler supergiants reveal diverse 2:30-2:45 Accretion in Cataclysmic Mission: Current Status and Photometry to Mitigate Stellar pulsational variability in K2 Variables Gleaned from Kepler Future Plans Jitter photometry Lisa Bugnet: FliPer: a powerful Ryan Ridden-Harper: Hunting Simon Murphy: Pulsating Stars 2:45-3:00 tool to detect and characterise transients in K2 with the K2: in Binaries Solar-like pulsators Background Survey Jessie Christiansen (invited): Break Reflections (3pm-3.30pm) 3 Session 4 Exoplanet Occurrence Rates Extragalactic Science (Chair: Simultaneous Breakout Sessions Planetary Architectures (Chair: (3.30pm-5pm) (Chair: Jessie Christiansen) Michael Gully-Santiago) II Eric Mamajek) Ann Marie Cody: A Crowded 3:30-3:45 Field Photometry Challenge End of Conference (3:15pm) Courtney Dressing (invited): Peter Garnavich (invited): Better Lauren Weiss (invited): Planetary Probing the Frequency of Michael Gully-Santiago: Understanding Supernovae from System Architectures and Planetary Systems with Kepler Modeling correlated noise with Kepler/K2 Observations Dynamics and K2 Gaussian processes 3:45-4:00 Lee Rosenthal: RadVel: The Radial Velocity Fitting Toolkit Jack Lissauer: Architecture and Georgios Dimitiadis: K2 Tom Barclay/Knicole Colón: Dynamics of Kepler’s Gijs Mulders: Exoplanet Observations of SN 2018oh Community Data Products and Multi-Transiting Planet Systems: 4:00-4:15 population synthesis in the era of Reveal a Two-Component Rising Early Science from the TESS Comprehensive Investigation large exoplanets surveys Light Curve for a Type Ia Mission Using All Four Years of Kepler Supernova Mission Data Timothy Morton: The Thomas Holoien: ASASSN-18bt: Probabilistic Validation Darin Ragozzine: Getting more Evidence for Nickle on the 4:15-4:30 Revolution: How Kepler Forced a out of information-rich Kepler Surface of a Type Ia Supernova Paradigm Shift in How We Treat multis that show TTVs found by the rising K2 light curve Transiting Planet Candidates Sarah Millholland: Obliquity Marko Sestovic: The occurence Edward Shaya: A Tidal Tides and their Role in 4:30-4:45 rate of planets around ultracool Disruption Event in a Seyfert 2 Understanding the Kepler Planet dwarfs Observed with K2 Period Ratio Distribution Christina Hedges: Are there any Armin Rest: A Fast-Evolving, Miranda Herman: Revisiting the 4:45-5:00 more planets in the Kepler / K2 Luminous Transient Discovered Long-Period Transiting Planets data? by K2/Kepler from Kepler Evening Session Poster Session I Poster Session II (5pm-6.30pm) 4 .