Les nouvelles du 14 novembre 2022:
1) Exosystème III | Marseille | 10-12 janvier 2023
2) Hommage à Anny-Chantal Levasseur-Regourd | 9 décembre | Jussieu, Paris
3) Galilean Moons Workshop | Oct 24-26, 2023 | Marseille
4) EGU | 23–28 April 2023 | Vienna, Austria
5) Four positions on Venus atmospheric research in Daegon, South-Korea
6) Post-Doctoral Scientist on Venus/VERITAS at Berlin
7) Thèse, HDR, séminaires
a) Séminaire CurieSat: Gama Alpha: développer une voile solaire à l’époque du Newspace
Bien cordialement,
Thierry
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1) Exosystème III | Marseille | 10-12 janvier 2023
L’atelier ExoSytèmes III aura lieu à Marseille, du 10 au 12 janvier 2023. Cette année l’atelier mettra en exergue les premiers résultats JWST sur les systèmes planétaires. L’inscription est maintenant ouverte, et la date limite pour les abstracts est le 12 décembre 2022. L'atelier sera également l’occasion de commencer à préparer l’exercice de prospective de la thématique.
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2) Hommage à Anny-Chantal Levasseur-Regourd | 9 décembre | Jussieu, Paris
Chers tous,
Le 1er août dernier notre collègue Anny-Chantal Levasseur-Regourd nous quittait. Nous lui rendrons hommage le 9 décembre matin, sur le campus Pierre et Marie Curie de Sorbonne Université (Jussieu - amphi Herpin, bâtiment Esclangon, voir plan en PJ).
Veuillez trouver une invitation pour participer/assister à cet hommage et son programme en pièce jointe.
A l'issue de cette demi-journée, un livre blanc dans lequel vous pourrez laisser un message sera remis à la famille.
Amitiés,
Alice Le Gall & Cyril Szopa
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3) Galilean Moons Workshop | Oct 24-26, 2023 | Marseille
The Workshop on the Origins and Habitability of the Galilean Moons is scheduled for October 24–26, 2023, at the Laboratoire d’Astrophysique de Marseille, Technopole de Marseille-Etoile, 38 rue Frédéric Joliot-Curie, 13388 Marseille cedex 13, France. The three-day in-person workshop will be co-chaired by Olivier Mousis, Kathy Mandt and Morgan Cable. Further information can be found here:
https://galileanmoons.com
The goal of this workshop is to prepare for the arrival of the ESA/JUICE and NASA/Europa-Clipper missions in the Jovian system. In particular, the link between the composition of the moons and the formation conditions of giant planets systems, as well as their potential habitability, as evidenced by measurement techniques, instrumentation, laboratory experiments, and future mission concepts in the framework of international collaborations, are of high interest. Presenters will be encouraged to submit their works to a special issue of a dedicated journal.
In-person attendance will be limited to ninety people; limited opportunity for virtual participation is planned. Some support for in-person attendance may also be available for students and early-career researchers. The organizers will monitor the COVID situation, and the workshop format, including virtual participation, will be adjusted as necessary.
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4) EGU | 23–28 April 2023 | Vienna, Austria
a) Icy Moon Exploration: Bridging the Cryosphere and Icy Moon Communities
https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU23/session/45808
Co-organized by CR7
Convener: Marc S. BoxbergECS | Co-conveners: Hans HuybrighsECS, Ana-Catalina Plesa, Stephanie Cazaux, Simon C. Stähler
Abstract submission
The icy moons of our Solar System are prime targets for the search for extraterrestrial life. Moons such as Saturn's Enceladus and Jupiter's Europa are considered potential habitats because of their subglacial water oceans, which are in direct contact with the rocks below. Titan, with its potential subsurface ocean, icy surface and methane-based weather, could provide an analogue for a primordial earth and the circumstances in which life developed. To assess the habitability and sample the oceans of these moons, several approaches are being discussed, including water plume surveys on Europa and Enceladus, as well as developing key technologies to penetrate the ice and even study the ocean itself with autonomous underwater vehicles, if the ice is thin enough. Moreover, a key aspect of habitability is linked with the geological processes acting on these moons. The main questions that this session aims to address are the following:
- What can we learn from analogue studies on Earth?
- What are the properties of the ice shell and how do they evolve?
- What measurements should be conducted by future missions?
The goal of this multidisciplinary session is to bring together scientists from different fields, including planetary sciences and the cryosphere community, to discuss the current status and next steps in the in-situ exploration of the icy moons of our solar system. We welcome contributions from analogue studies, on the results of current and past missions, planned missions, mission concepts, lessons learned from other missions, and more. Contributions bridging the cryosphere-icy moons communities are of particular interest to this session.
b) Atmospheres and exospheres of terrestrial planets, satellites, and exoplanets
I would like to draw your attention to our session: Atmospheres and exospheres of terrestrial planets, satellites, and exoplanets.
"This session primarily focuses on the neutral atmospheres of terrestrial bodies other than the Earth. This includes not only Venus and Mars, but also exoplanets with comparable envelopes and satellites carrying dense atmospheres such as Titan or exospheres such as Ganymede. We welcome contributions dealing with processes affecting the atmospheres of these bodies, from the surface to the exosphere. We invite abstracts concerning observations, both from Earth or from space, modeling and theoretical studies, or laboratory work. Comparative planetology abstracts will be particularly appreciated.”
If you consider submitting an abstract in this session, you can use the following link
https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU23/abstractsubmission/45807
Hope to see you in Vienna!
Best regards,
The conveners
Arnaud Beth, Arianna Piccialli, and Audrey Vorburger
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5) Four positions on Venus atmospheric research in Daegon, South-Korea
The Planetary Atmospheres Group (PAG) invites researchers with high motivation for Venus atmospheric research. The successful applicants will collaborate with Cette adresse e-mail est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser., the Chief Investigator (CI) of PAG. The work will involve analyzing Venus data and conducting ground-based observations, including data reduction. The ground-based observations will be coordinated with space missions such as JAXA’s Akatsuki, ESA-JAXA’s BepiColombo, and ESA’s EnVision. Experience with analysis of telescope or spacecraft data like images or spectra is desired, and good knowledge of radiative transfer models is preferred. The successful applicants will have opportunities to mentor internship students in PAG. Collaboration with national and international teams will be strongly supported.
Four positions are available.
Two Senior Researcher position: Applicants must have research experience in planetary atmospheric science (or equivalent field) for 5 years or more after their Ph.D. The initial duration of the position is two years with possible extension for up to three additional years.
Two Postdoctoral Research Fellow position: Applicants must have obtained a Ph.D. within the 5 years prior to March 1st, 2023, in the field of planetary science, atmospheric sciences, astronomy, physics, or a related field. The initial duration of the position is two years with possible extension for one additional year. The gross annual salary is 60 million KRW.
The starting date of the positions is negotiable, but not earlier than March 1st, 2023. Relocation expenses to move to Korea will be reimbursed (one way).
Required documents to apply for the positions
-Cover letter (1page)
-CV (including a complete list of publications)
-Statement of the applicant's research experience and research interest (1-2 pages)
-Consent to collection and use of personal information for the purpose of recruitment (download)
-Application for the Institute for Basic Science (download)
-3 recommendation letters
Applicants must send documents 1-5 to Cette adresse e-mail est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser. by December 12th, 2022 (18:00 KST) and arrange for their recommendation letters to be sent to Cette adresse e-mail est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser. by December 12th, 2022 (18:00 KST) by their references directly. Recommendation letters forwarded by the applicant will not be considered. All documents should be sent in PDF format. The title of e-mails should be “[2022-2 PAG – (Senior or Postdoctoral) – (name of applicant)]”.
= More information =
Official recruitment announcement: https://www.ibs.re.kr/prog/recruit/eng/sub04_01/view.do?pageIndex=1&searchCondition=&searchKeyword=&idx=1461
Nature news about the Institute for Basic Science: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-01465-8
Website of the institute: https://www.ibs.re.kr/eng.do
Support for international researchers: https://www.ibs.re.kr/cop/bbs/BBSMSTR_000000000761/selectBoardArticle.do?nttId=18098
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6) Post-Doctoral Scientist on Venus/VERITAS at Berlin
German Salary Scale 13 TV-L
Reference code: WiMi_VENUS-VEM
Application Deadline: 29.11.2022.
In cooperation with the Institute for Planetary Research of the German Aerospace Center, the FU Berlin is planning to provide a power unit for the "Venus Emissivity Mapper" (VEM) instrument as a contribution to the "Venus Emissivity, Radio Science, InSAR, Topography" mission, & Spectroscopy” (VERITAS). The main goal of this instrument is to perform spectroscopy to study the surface composition of Venus.
As an instrument manager, the applicant should plan and supervise the construction, integration and testing of the VEM Power Units in close cooperation with the Institute for Planetary Research of the DLR and industrial partners and in coordination with the American partner institutions. At the same time, the applicant should prepare the operation of the instrument and the scientific evaluation and archiving of the data and provide support in the creation of operation plans. This includes the development of a radiative transfer model for data processing and analysis.
The requirements for the position and the application procedure can be found in the following link: http://s.dlr.de/4JzTJ
For further information, please contact Frau Prof. Dr. Heike Rauer
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7) Thèse, HDR, séminaires
a) Séminaire CurieSat: Gama Alpha: développer une voile solaire à l’époque du Newspace
CurieSat (le centre spatial universitaire de Sorbonne Université) et CENSUS (le centre pour les nanosatellites recherche pour les sciences de l'univers de PSL) ont le plaisir de vous annoncer la reprise des webinaires nanosatellites. Nous vous invitons à suivre le cycle de webinaires mensuels autour des cubesats et du développement du NewSpace.
Nous avons le plaisir de vous inviter au prochain webinaire qui aura lieu le mardi 15 novembre à 17h. Le résumé est sur l’affiche ci-jointe et le lien zoom est :
https://us05web.zoom.us/j/84514226024?pwd=OEduU3BqL0ZmMHpQSytTVmFqQkxvQT09
Meeting ID: 845 1422 6024
Passcode: z1SVPb
Ce webinaire s'intitule “Gama Alpha: développer une voile solaire à l’époque du Newspace” où une entreprise française se lance dans la propulsion spatiale à partir de voile solaire.
