Björn Benneke

Associate Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

United States

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Björn Benneke is an Associate Professor at the University of California at Los Angeles. His research focuses on exoplanetary atmospheres and spectroscopy, examining the presence of volatiles and the thermal properties of various exoplanets. Recent publications include investigations into the atmospheres of super-Earths and ultra-hot Jupiters, employing advanced observational techniques to quantify atmospheric characteristics.

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Université de Montréal

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Updated Mass, Eccentricity, and Tidal Heating Constraints for the Earth-sized Planet LP 791-18 d

Strong NUV Refractory Absorption and Dissociated Water in the Hubble Transmission Spectrum of the Ultra Hot Jupiter KELT-20 b

Possible Evidence for the Presence of Volatiles on the Warm Super-Earth TOI-270 b

Quantifying thermal water dissociation in the dayside photosphere of WASP-121 b using NIRPS

Strict Limits on Potential Secondary Atmospheres on the Temperate Rocky Exo-Earth TRAPPIST-1 d

Uniform Reanalysis of JWST MIRI 15 μm Exoplanet Eclipse Observations Using Frame-normalized Principal Component Analysis

JWST NIRISS transmission spectroscopy of the super-Earth GJ 357b, a favourable target for atmospheric retention

Low 4.5 μm Dayside Emission Disfavors a Dark Bare-rock Scenario for the Hot Super-Earth TOI-431 b

Highly reflective white clouds on the western dayside of an exo-Neptune

Promise and Peril: Stellar Contamination and Strict Limits on the Atmosphere Composition of TRAPPIST-1 c from JWST NIRISS Transmission Spectra

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Pierre-Alexis Roy

Suzanne Aigrain

David Sing

Heather Knutson

Lisa Dang

Konstantin Batygin

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