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Centre for Space Exochemistry Data - CSED

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CSED initiated and leads a number of high-visibility, world-class projects. These include the €800+M Ariel Space Telescope, the ERC-awarded ExoMoL, the Ariel Data Challenges and ExoClock. All our codes are open source, available on GitHub: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/space-exochemistry-data/open-source

 

Ariel Space Mission

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Ariel (Atmospheric Remote-sensing Exoplanet Large-survey) has been selected as the fourth medium-class mission in ESA’s Cosmic Vision programme, due for launch in 2028.

ExoMol

The ExoMol project aims to produce high temperature line lists of spectroscopic transitions for key molecular species likely to be significant in the analysis of the atmospheres of extrasolar planets and cool stars. This molecular data is crucial foraccurate astrophysics models of the opacity and spectroscopy of these atmospheres.

Exoplanets @ UCL

Exoplanets

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All our codes are open source, available on GitHub!

ExoAl

The ExoAI project is funded by the European Research Council to explore the use of machine learning and deep learning to the data analysis and interpretation of exoplanetary data.

Ariel Data Challenges and Hackathons 

ADC

The Ariel Data Challenge attracts around 200 participants from across the world every year, including entrants from leading academic institutes and AI companies

ExoLights

The ExoLights project is funded by the European Research Council to develop novel techniques for data analysis and interpretation of exoplanet atmospheres as well as new space mission concepts for exoplanet spectroscopy.

ExoClock

ExoClock

Blue Skies Space Mauve satellite

BSSL
Mauve is a UV satellite conceived to study stars in our galaxy, providing a greater understanding of their magnetic activity, powerful flares, and the impact on the habitability of neighbouring exoplanets