ExoclimesV

Official Twitter account for #ExoclimesV. Account managed by @AstroJake, @tim_lichtenberg and @ShamiTsai. Live stream @ from Monday, 12 Aug.

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@NASAAstrobio Now we wish all of you a safe journey home or a good continuation of #exoplanets conferencing at #ESSIV in Iceland next week. See you at #ExoclimesVI! #ExoclimesV

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Thank you to all the participants of #ExoclimesV for creating such an inspiring and exciting meeting, we hope you all enjoyed your stay in Oxford! Also kudos to @NASAAstrobio for the professional live streaming, which enabled everyone interested to enjoy the many brilliant talks.

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Our final talk: Jade Checlair on testing the habitability hypothesis with LUVOIR and Habex. #ExoclimesV

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Next up: Benjamin Hayworth on the impact of space weather and N2O (not NO2) as a biosignature.

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Kimberly: polarimetry reduces photon counts but improves contrast and accuracy. #ExoclimesV

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Next Kimberly Bott is presenting utility of polarimetry in studies of exoplanet atmospheres and habitability. Useful in constraining albedo and accessing clouds. #ExoclimesV

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First in the final session, Joe Harrington is wrapping up the discussion on Exoclimes Scale for announcement of biosignature detections. #ExoclimesV

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Now Robin Wordsworth on planetary oxidation, focusing on abiotic processes. #ExoclimesV

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Loftus: sulfur preferentially stayed in the ocean over the atmosphere. Low pH is required to keep sulfur keep the atmosphere. #ExoclimesV

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Now Kaitlyn Loftus is telling us about alien sulfur cycles. The big question: how common is life in the universe? #ExoclimesV

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Komacek: many and a broad range of planetary parameters to explore! #ExoclimesV

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Next up we will be hearing from Tad Komacek more about the atmospheric circulation and climate of terrestrial exoplanets. #ExoclimesV

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We're heading into the last session of #ExoclimesV: Sukrit Ranjan on UV Light and the Prospects for Life in the Universe.

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Our second invited speaker of the day is Hannah Wakeford (@StellarPlanet) discussing how to observe terrestrial targets! #ExoclimesV

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Kicking off our first session on the final day is Martin Turbet, our invited speaker who will be discussing modelling terrestrial planets! #ExoclimesV

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Shout out to the funders, LOC, speakers, and all the participants who made such an awesome conference! #ExoclimesV

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Our final talk of the day is by Michael Way. He will be discussing modelling Venus-like worlds through time! #ExoclimesV

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Kicking off the afternoon session is our invited speaker Laura Schaefer (@lavainspace)! She will be discussing magma oceans of rocky worlds and how they evolve! #ExoclimesV

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Last talk before lunch at #ExoclimesV: Paul Mollière (@paulmolli) on the hunt for isotopes in exoplanet atmospheres.