Seminars
LUVOIR seminars are usually Wednesdays at 11 AM eastern at Goddard Space Flight Center in Building 34, Room E215 (unless otherwise noted). Chair: Ravi Kopparapu
The Serendipitous Detection of Technosignatures in Exoplanet Characterization Observations
The Search for Life in the Universe with LUVOIR
Testing the habitable zone concept
Optimized Broadband Colors for Discriminating Earth-like Exoplanets
Uniting Surveys and Simulations to Explore Galaxy Evolution
Disequilibrium biosignatures in exoplanet atmospheres: early Earth analogs, detectability with next
generation telescopes, and implications for instrument design
Laser Guide Star for Large Segmented-aperture Space Telescopes
for Relaxation of Observatory Stability Requirements and Improvement in
Exoplanet Detection Capability
Exploring the Satellite Systems of Uranus and Neptune with LUVOIR
Oxygen False Positives in Terrestrial Planetary Atmospheres: The Impact of
Secondary Processes
Transformative Ocean World Science with LUVOIR
Resolving the Building Blocks of Distant Galaxies with the Large UV Optical
Infra-red Telescope
LISA+LUVOIR=Awesome
Studying Quasar Outflows and Weak Nuclear Activity in Galaxies via UV Spectroscopy.
Exoplanet Habitability in the LUVOIR Era
The Extraordinary World of the Small Bodies in the Solar System
Laser Guide Star for Large Segmented Aperture Space Telescopes
Prospects for Mapping Terrestrial Exoplanets with LUVOIR
Understanding Planet Formation by Studying Photo-evaporation from
Hot Neptunes
Dynamics of Hierarchical Three-body Systems with Applications to the Origin of Exoplanets and Stars in Galactic Centers
Looking Ahead: Metals and Circumgalactic Gas with HST and LUVOIR
The when, where, and how of galaxies with LUVOIR
Orbits for the Impatient: a Bayesian Rejection-sampling Algorithm for Rapidly Fitting the Orbits of Long-period Exoplanets
New Insights on Planet Formation in WASP-47 from a Simultaneous Analysis of Radial Velocities and Transit Timing Variations
Pulling Back the Veil on Enshrouded Earths
SAINT technology development in the scope of LUVOIR
Proxima Centauri b: A World of Possibilities
On the Hunt for Counterparts to Gravitational-Wave Events
From Red Dwarfs to Pale Blue Dots: Searching for Potentially Habitable Planets in the Galaxy with Kepler, K2, TESS, & Beyond
Revolutionizing Planetary Research with LUVOIR: Overview and tutorial of a new spectral simulator
New front of exoplanetary Science: High dispersion coronagraphy (HDC)
2 > 1: Using binaries to learn about exoplanets
Getting Under Europa's skin: Ice dynamics and habitability from terrestrial analogs
The Ultraviolet view of protoplanetary disks: From Hubble to LUVOIR
Constraining the Properties of Directly Imaged Planets through Reflected
Light Spectroscopy
All Planets Great and Small
Revealing the last 10 billion years of gas in and around galaxies
Resolving Icy Planetesimals: Kuiper Belt Objects Through the Eyes of HST and its Successors
Dust Attenuation in Star-Forming Galaxies
Damped Lyman-Alpha Systems at z~5
The Circumgalactic Medium in 2D: from Lineland to Flatland
Tracking the Metamorphosis of Galaxies through Cosmic Time
Spectroastrometric Detection of Exomoons
Galaxy Growth as Seen Through Simulations and Models
Image-Based Wavefront Sensing and Interferometric Imaging
Observing the Solar System's Giant Planets in the UVOIR
TALISMAN: An Enabling Capability for In-Space Servicing
Europa's Atmosphere and Plumes Through Ultraviolet Observations
Probing Galaxy Evolution with the Next Generation of UVOIR Telescopes
Nearby Galaxies: What's Next?
Extrasolar Storms in High Definition: Cloud Physics and Atmospheric Dynamics in Exoplanets
High-Performance Coronagraphy for Large Segmented Apertures
The Wonderful Lives of Massive Stars until their Final Explosions and Beyond
The Occurrence Rate of Potential Habitable Planets Around FGKM Stars: Current Estimates From Ground and Space-based Surveys
Galaxy Build-up at Cosmic Dawn: Lessons from Ultra-Deep Observations with Hubble and Sptizer
Proper Motions of Jets from Black Holes in the HST Era and Beyond
Proper Motions in the Local Group: Next Generation Astrometry
Beyond the Horizon: What is Left to Learn after Hubble About the First Billion Years?
Updates to the ExoEarth Yield Estimates
On Detecting Biospheres from Chemical Disequilibrium in Planetary Atmospheres
On-orbit Servicing and Refueling Concepts
Exoplanet Atmospheres at High Spectral Resolution
Kepler Mission Update and Looking Forward to TESS
Prebiotic Life on Early Earth: Biosignatures with ATLAST