​Wednesday, May 9, 2018

09:30—10:00	Gathering and short opening words by the organizers ​
​Session 1: The solar system
​10:00-10:25	​Alberto Adriani, INAF (Polygonal Cyclonic Structures over the Jupiter’s Poles) ​
​10:25-10:50	​Antonello Provenzale, (Convection with tilted rotation: a metaphor for convective planetary atmospheres) ​
​10:50-11:15	​Bianca Maria Dinelli, CNR ISAC (Climatology of CH4, HCN and C2H2 in Titan upper atmosphere from VIMS observations) ​
​11:15-11:45	​Coffee break
​ ​Session 2: Ice 1
​11:45-12:10	​Yonggang Liu or Zhouqiao Zhao (Sea-ice Melting Rates During the Snowball Earth Deglaciation)
​12:10-12:30	​Roiy Sayag (Stability of spherical shells of ice and the formation of rifts)
​12:35-13:00	​Predrag Popovic (Simple rules govern the patterns of Arctic sea ice melt ponds)
13:00-14:30​	​Lunch break
Session 3: Ice 2​ ​
​14:30-14:55	​Andrea Scagliarini (Effect of melt ponds distribution and dynamics on sea ice evolution: lessons from a continuum model)
14:55-​15:20	​Yongyun Hu (Abrupt climate transition of icy worlds from snowball to moist or runaway greenhouse)
​15:20-15:45	​Yosef Ashkenazy (Dynamics of the global meridional ice flow of Europa's icy shell)
​15:45-16:15	​Coffee break
Session 4: exoplanets 1​ ​
​16:15-16:40	​Dorian Abbot (Decrease in hysteresis of planetary climate for planets with long solar days)
​16:40-17:05	​Jun Yang (Effects of ocean dynamics on the habitable zone and observable phase curves for synchronously rotating exoplanets)
​17:05-17:30	​Francisco Spaulding (Investigating Equatorial Gaps in Snowball Earth Sea Glaciers on Tidally-Locked Exoplanets around M-stars)
​19:00-21:00	​Dinner

​Thursday, May 10, 2018

​ Session 5: exoplanets 2

​09:15-09:40	​​Daniel Koll (Stirring up a storm: convective climate variability on tidally locked exoplanets)
​09:40-10:05	​Jade Checlair (A test for functioning silicate-weathering feedback on exoplanets)
​10:05-10:30	​Giuseppe Mitri (Interior structure of ocean worlds from the dwarf planet Ceres to Titan)
​​10:30-10:55	​J. von Hardenberg (The Planet Simulator: Tuning a toy planet and preparing it for exoplanetary studies)
​10:55-11:20	​Coffee break
​ ​Session 6: Earth
​11:20-11:45	​RJ Graham (Modeled Cross-Tropopause Mass Exchange Comparable in Modern and Snowball Earth)
​​11:45-12:10	​Hezi Gildor (Does light spectrum pose an upper bound on SST?)
​​12:10-12:35	​​Eli Tziperman (More frequent sudden stratospheric warming events due to enhanced MJO forcing expected in a warmer climate)​​
​​12:35-13:00	​Summary and discussion