Guest Observer Program 2019A
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While the state-of-the-art spectrometer is being developed, the NASA-NSF partnership has established an exoplanet-related Guest Observer research program on the WIYN telescope including existing instrumentation at WIYN. Call for proposals are issued by NOAO and due on the normal semester schedule - Deadlines are the last day in September for the following “A” semester (February 1 – July 31) and the last day in March for the following “B” semester (August 1 – January 31). Proposal submission information can be found at https://noirlab.edu/science/observing-noirlab/proposals/call-for-proposals. NASA plans to provide modest funding to selected PIs to cover partial cost of travel, observation, data analysis and publication.
• Call for NASA Exoplanet GO Proposals
• WIYN schedule for approved programs
• Selected proposals pre-2022B: 2022A, 2021B, 2021A, 2020B, 2020A, 2019B, 2019A, 2018B, 2018A, 2017B, 2017A, 2016B, 2016A, 2015B
2019A GO Awards
| # | PI | Institution | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Carl Schmidt | Boston University | Confirming a High Velocity Exo-Exosphere at HD 80606b |
| 2 | Natalie Gosnell | Colorado College | Clusters with K2: systematics from membership and binarity |
| 3 | Verne Smith | National Optical Astronomy Observatory | Accurate Stellar Characterization for Kepler Extended Mission (K2) Exoplanet Host Stars |
| 4 | Knicole Colon | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center | Characterizing K2 and TESS Exoplanets with Near-Infrared Transit Photometry |
| 5 | Steve Howell | NASA-Ames Research Center | K2 and TESS Exoplanet Validation and Characterization: Small Planets and Host SystemsS |
| 6 | Zachary Hartman | Georgia State University | Characterizing the Components of Wide Binaries as Potential Exoplanet Hosting Stars |
