Richard Booth

Name:	Richard Booth
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
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• Formation of compact systems of super-Earths via dynamical instabilities and giant impacts
• Unveiling the secrets of Jupiter with the Juno mission
• Dust track - The next generation: What are debris discs made of?
• Investigating the Star-Planet Connection with Precision Spectroscopy
• Investigating the composition of comets using ground-based optical observations
• How planets grow by pebble accretion
• Planetary systems as ordered sequences
• Cosmo-chemical, structural, and dynamical clues on the origin of the Solar System
• Clean results and grubby details of exoplanet observation with long-baseline interferometry
• Hide and Seek: Searching for planets around young active stars
• From dust dynamics to grain properties
• Multidimensional modelling of hot exoplanets with coupled fluid dynamics, radiative transfer and chemistry
• BRINGING SPACE EXPLORATION AI APPLICATIONS BACK TO EARTH
• What monsters lurk near planetary systems?
• Habitability of Terrestrial-Mass Planets in the Habitable Zone of Red Dwarfs
• DISEQUILIBRIUM CHEMISTRY SIGNATURES WITH JWST, AND TOWARDS THE CONSISTENT MODELLING OF HAZE IN EXOPLANET ATMOSPHERES
• Why young, doomed hot Jupiters are easier to catch than old ones
• Exonephology: 3D simulations of cloud formation and evolution in hot Jupiter atmospheres.
• Understanding the early evolution of stellar and planetary systems
• Taking stock of the gas and dust for planet-building
• Machine learning application to ground based exoplanet surveys
• Close-in Super-Earths: The first and the last stages of planet formation in an MRI-accreting disc
• Influence of Stellar UV Environment on Detecting Biosignatures and Pre-Biosignatures in the Atmospheres of Earth-like Planets Around Other Stars
• PLATO: the habitable zone explorer
• Constraining the solar nebula using meteorite paleomagnetism: insights into the nebula field intensity, disk lifetime and chemical reservoirs
• Interpreting the record of photosynthesis on the early Earth
• Dust radio continuum components at 1cm in protoplanetary disks
• Journal Club
• Stellar spectroscopy in exoplanet research
• (Postponed)
• Observing ongoing planet formation