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Meteorites and the Early Solar System III

Editors: Dante Lauretta, Martin Bizzarro, Anders Johansen, Sara Russell

We invite members of the scientific community to join us in Copenhagen to discuss the latest research results in spacecraft analysis, isotopic records, planetary formation, and the astrophysical context of the solar system.

 

Workshop Agenda - 11-13 May 2026
Natural History Museum - Copenhagen, Denmark

TimeTopicSpeaker
CESTMonday - 11 May 2026
13:00MESS III Vision and ProcessLauretta
13:30From Molecules to DisksMcClure
14:15The Isotopic DivideVan Kooten
15:00Constructing PlanetsJohansen
15:45Break
16:15Devolatilization of PlanetesimalsGrewal
17:00Solar Wind Abundances from GenesisBurnett
17:45Presolar GrainsHaenecour
18:30Adjourn
   
CESTTuesday - 12 May 2026
09:00Organic Synthesis and Molecular EvolutionTakano
09:45Cometary Material: Lessons from Rosetta and BeyondAltwegg
10:30Break
11:00Cometary Dust in the LaboratoryWozniakiewicz
11:45Itokawa and the Hayabusa MissionNoguchi
12:30Lunch
13:45Ryugu and the Hayabusa2 MissionTachibana
14:30Bennu: The OSIRIS-REx Sample ReturnLauretta
15:15Volatiles and Aqueous AlterationConnolly
16:00Break
16:302008 TC3 and Almhata SittaGoodrich
17:15Ceres and VestaMcSween
18:00Adjourn
   
CESTWednesday - 13 May 2026
09:00The Carbonaceous Chondrite BountyKing
09:45Chondrules and their RimsTelus
10:30Break
11:00Chronology of the Early Solar SystemAmelin
11:45Paleomagnetic Records in MeteoritesBryson
12:30Lunch
13:45MicrometeoritesGenge
14:30The Meteorite Flux to Earth Over the Past 500 MaSchmitz
15:15Chang’e and the Modern Lunar Sample EraHui
16:00Break
16:30The Early Geologic History of MarsHewins
17:15Looking Ahead in CosmochemistrySuttle
18:00Adjourn

Volume Scope and Vision
Meteorites and the Early Solar System III will synthesize cutting-edge research and serve as both an authoritative reference and a graduate-level textbook. The volume will include 24 chapters, with peer-reviewed contributions from leading scientists across multiple disciplines.
 

Key Milestones
The University of Arizona Press has established the following production timeline:

  • October 2025 – Chapter indications of interest solicited

  • May 2026 – Workshop in Copenhagen & first chapter drafts due

  • September 2026 – Final draft chapters due

  • March 2027 – Peer review completed; final chapters delivered to the Press

  • November 2027 – Volume printed and distributed