Natalie Batalha

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University of California, Santa Cruz
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Professor Natalie Batalha is a faculty member at the University of California Santa Cruz, USA. Her research primarily focuses on planetary habitability, the evolution of exoplanetary systems, and the characterization of exoplanet atmospheres, as evidenced by her recent publications. She has contributed to significant studies involving the distribution of elements in the Milky Way, observations from the James Webb Space Telescope, and the implications of atmospheric escape on planet evolution.

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Lauren Weiss

Assistant Professor

University of Notre Dame

UNITED STATES
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Hannah Wakeford

University of Bristol

UNITED KINGDOM
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Paul Robertson

Assistant Professor

University of California, Irvine

UNITED STATES
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Benjamin Fulton

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UNITED STATES
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Jeremy Leconte

CNRS

FRANCE
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Johanna Teske

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UNITED STATES
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Rae Holcomb

University of California, Irvine

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Andrew Howard

Professor of Astronomy

California Institute of Technology

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David Ciardi

Chief Scientist

California Institute of Technology

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Gavin Wang

Johns Hopkins University

UNITED STATES
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Joseph Harrington

Professor

University of Central Florida

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Jack Lubin

Teaching Assistent

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