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PresentationsThere are no official proceedings for the conference. Instead, we publish below a significant part of the talks and posters that were presented at the conference. The talks and posters for which there is no link correspond to authors that did not wish to make their presented work public. MondayI. Boisse & A. Vigan - Welcome presentation
M. Mayor - Introduction to the conference
C. Mordasini - Review on planet demographics
TuesdaySession "Cold Jupiters and close-in small planets"
J. Sahlmann - Review on Gaia
A. Triaud & B. Bowler - Review on planetary systems, architecture, and dynamics [presentation Bowler, presentation Triaud]
WednesdaySplinter "Atmospheric characterisation"
Splinter "Gaia"
ThursdayK. Schlaufman - Realizing the Full Potential of Gaia Astrometry for the Characterization of the Population of Cool Giant Planets Session "RV and Gaia"
I. Mireles - A new 5-day super-Earth and 8-year brown dwarf in the warm Jupiter system TOI-201
Session "Giant planets around M dwarfs"
M. Lambrechts & A. Ziampras - Review on formation [presentation Lambrechts, presentation Ziampras]
FridayJ. Birkby & E. Matthews - Review on Atmospheric characterization [presentation Birkby, presentation Matthews]
R. Helled & J. Fortney - Review on interior modeling and evolution [presentation Helled, presentation Fortney]
L. Weiss - Summary of the conference
I. Boisse - Conference survey
PostersC. Lammers - Forecasts for Gaia's Exoplanet Yield
P. Plavchan - The NASA Landolt mission
A. Taha - The spatial extent of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons emission in the Herbig star HD 179218
M. Friebe - Formation of Gaps in Self-Gravitating Debris Disks: Secular Resonances in a Two-Planet System
H. Nabavinezhad - Exploring Planet Migration and Resonance Chain in Formation of the Kepler-80 System
Y. Frensch - HARPS search for long-period companions around Main-Sequence stars
V. Bourrier - Embarking on a trek across the exo-Neptunian landscape
W. Ceva - Constraining the masses of giant planets that correspond to long term trends in over 25 years of CORALIE data
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