Program

Tuesday, 9 June 2026

MODELLING AND LAB ACTIVITIES

14.30	Sarah E. Moran	Linking Laboratory Data to Atmospheric Models from the Solar System to Exoplanets
15:15	Chiara Castagnoli	Jupiter’s H3+ aurorae as a laboratory for comparative auroral physics
15:45	Sirinrat Sithajan	Reading alien skies from our own backyard: very-high resolution optical molecular spectroscopy of Titan and Jupiter
16:15	COFFEE BREAK
16:45	Ha Tran	First-Principles Calculations of Collisional Effects on Molecular Gas Spectra for Planet and Exoplanet Atmosphere Studies
17:30	Francesca Vitali	Collision-Induced absorption in planetary atmospheres: present data and future perspectives
18:00	Discussion
WELCOME DRINK

Wednesday, 10 June 2026

MODELING AND LAB ACTIVITIES

09:30	Audrey Chatain	Simulating planetary atmospheres in the lab: in depth investigation of chemical and microphysical processes in support to observations and models
10:15	Thomas Drant	Limitations on aerosol optical constants and gas-phase kinetic constants data
10:45	COFFEE BREAK
11:15	Manuel Lopez Puertas	IR remote sensing of planetary atmospheres under non-LTE conditions
12:00	Davide Grassi	Challenges in the forward modeling of the Uranus atmosphere
12:30	Francesco Camilloni	A feasibility study for an optical-IR spectrometer for a future Uranus mission: Assessment of the atmospheric sounding capabilities
13:00	LUNCH
EXOPLANETS AND CLOUDS
14:30	Hannah Wakeford	The Climate and Chemistry of Exoplanet Atmospheres
15:15	Nicholas Lombardo	Capabilities and Challenges in Observing Titan’s Atmosphere
15:45	Francesco Biagiotti	A comprehensive picture about Jovian clouds and hazes from Juno/JIRAM infrared spectral data and applications to exoplanets
16:15	COFFEE BREAK
16:45	Lorenzo Pino	Towards comparative studies of exoplanet atmospheres
17:30	Nadia Balucani	From Titan’s atmospheric chemistry to exoplanet biosignature: A physical chemist’s perspective
18:00	Discussion
SOCIAL DINNER

Thursday, 11 June 2026

RADIATIVE TRANSFER

09:30	Giuliano Liuzzi	Mastering the Infrared Earth: future challenges in atmospheric retrievals and radiative transfer
10:15	Paolo Pettinari	Cirrus cloud radiative closure experiment using the ATMOSFER 2024 Kiruna FIRMOS-B Far-Infrared Observations
10:45	Fabrizio Oliva	JUICE-MAJIS Earth Gravity Assist data overview and comparison with PRISMA
11:15	COFFEE BREAK
11:45	Lorenzo Buriola	The new σ4Mars fast radiative transfer code for the analysis of the Martian atmosphere
12:15	Fabrizio Oliva	Martian dust properties in Mars Years 34 to 38: TGO/NOMAD UVIS-LNO nadir data preliminary results
12:45	Discussion
13:15	LUNCH
14:45	Round the table & visit to the Observatory

END OF THE WORKSHOP