Heliospheric Physics

Jan. 27, Tuesday
地點：會議室 A Venue: Conference Room A
Chair：Pengfei CHEN & Gang LI & Linghua WANG
14:00-14:15	Pengfei CHEN	Nanjing University	Moreton Waves Detected by the Chinese Solar Mission CHASE
14:15-14:30	Linghua WANG	Peking University	Solar Eruptive Phenomena Associated with Solar Energetic Electron Spectral Types
14:30-14:42	Ruisheng ZHENG	Shandong University	Why "Solar Tsunamis" Rarely Leave Their Imprints in the Chromosphere
14:42-14:54	Zhenghua HUANG	Nanjing University	Diagnoses on Magnetic Loops in the Solar Transition Region
14:54-15:06	Yuhao CHEN	Peking University	Coronal Mass Ejections Deflected by Newly Emerging Flux: A Combined Analytic and Numerical Study
15:06-15:18	Zhao WU	Shandong University	An Extreme Solar Millimeter Burst Induced by Two Successive Flares
15:18-15:30	Hui FU	Shandong University	The Influence of Chromospheric Activities on the Helium Abundance in the Solar Wind and ICMEs
Coffee break 15:30-15:50
Chair: Pengfei CHEN & Gang LI & Linghua WANG
15:50-16:05	Lidong XIA	Shandong University	China’s Newly Built Ground-Based Coronagraph and Its First Observations of Enhanced Line Broadening in Coronal Cavities
16:05-16:17	Zhenyong HOU	Peking University	Numerous Bidirectionally Propagating Plasma Blobs Near the Reconnection Site of a Solar Eruption
16:17-16:29	Yang WANG	Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen	Perpendicular Diffusion Effects in the Acceleration of Energetic Protons by Interplanetary Shocks: Observations of a Rising-Phase "Reservoir" Phenomenon
16:29-16:41	Wei SU	Sun Yat-sen University	Investigation of Solar–Terrestrial Plasma Effects on Space-borne Gravitational Wave Detection
16:41-16:53	Mingzhe GUO	Shandong University	Kink Polarizations in Gravitational and Curved Coronal Loops
16:53-17:05	Liping YANG	National Space Science Center, CAS	Numerical Investigation of the Mars-directed 2021 December 4 Coronal Mass Ejection: Expansion-induced Three-part Morphology, Interplanetary Rotation, Solar Polar Magnetic Fields' Effects
18:00-19:00 Poster Session Venue：Macao Science Center Exhibition Gallery of the Convention Center The recommended poster size is in 80cm(W)*90cm(H)

Jan. 28, Wednesday
地點：會議室 A Venue: Conference Room A
Chair: Pengfei CHEN & Gang LI & Linghua WANG
9:30-9:45	Shuo YAO	China University of Geosciences, Beijing	Source Materials and Heating of Alfvénic Slow and Hot Solar Wind Revealed by Heavy Ions
9:45-10:00	Gang QIN	Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen	Study of Solar Energetic Particles with Multiple Spacecraft Observations and Numerical Simulations
10:00-10:15	Xiaocheng GUO	National Space Science Center, CAS	Stochastic Simulation of Galactic Cosmic-Rays in the Heliospheric Boundary Layers
10:15-10:30	Xiaohang CHEN	Macau University of Science and Technology	Solar Energetic Particle as a Probe of Solar Wind Structure
Coffee break 10:30-10:50
Chair: Pengfei CHEN & Gang LI & Linghua WANG
10:50-11:02	Sibo XU	Peking University	Ripple-Induced Shock Reformation and Reconnection in Quasi-Perpendicular Shock Fronts
11:02-11:14	Yi YANG	National Space Science Center, CAS	Detection of CME Initial Kinematics Based on Coronalgraph Observation and Machine Learning
11:14-11:26	Yucong LI	National Space Science Center, CAS	Fast Reconstruction of Solar Wind Magnetohydrodynamic Parameters at 0.1 au with Machine Learning
11:26-11:38	Weining WANG	Peking University	3D Cross-Scale Hybrid Simulation of Alfvénic Turbulent Magnetic Reconnection
11:38-11:50	Yuji ZHU	Shandong Institute of Advanced Technology	A Numerical Study of Solar Energetic Particles Interplanetary Propagation with a Three-Dimensional Heliospheric Current Sheet
Lunch 12:00-14:00
14:00-14:12	Xinkai BIAN	Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen	Magnetic Reconnection as the Primary Trigger and Driver of Solar Eruptions: A 3D MHD Simulation Study
14:12-14:24	Chaowei JIANG	Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen	Data-Driven MHD Simulation of Coronal Mass Ejections Originating from the Sun and Its Propagation to the Earth
14:24-14:36	Jiasheng WANG	Peking University	Half-Year Evolution of a Decaying Solar Active Region and Peripheral Dimming Regions
14:36-14:48	Lijuan LIU	Sun Yat-sen University	On the CME Productivity of Solar Active Region 13664/8
14:48-15:00	Liu YANG	Macau University of Science and Technology	Dynamic Acceleration of Energetic Particles by Interplanetary Collisionless Shocks
15:00-15:12	Yuhang GAO	Peking University	Transverse Magnetohydrodynamic Waves in Open-field Coronal Regions: New Insights from Solar Orbiter and DKIST
15:12-15:24	Yaodong XU	Macau University of Science and Technology/ Shandong University	On the Spectral Shape of Shock Accelerated Particles
Coffee break 15:30-15:50
15:50-16:02	Weihang ZHANG	Peking University	Solar Polar-orbit Observatory (SPO) Extreme-Ultraviolet Science Goals and Simulation-Based Observation Assessment
16:02-16:14	Wensi WANG	University of Science and Technology of China	The Origin of a Pre-eruptive Magnetic Structure with Significant Non-neutralized Electric Current
16:14-16:28	Xinyi TAO	National Space Science Center, CAS	Simulation of the 2010 September 9 Solar Energetic Particle Event by Using a Data-Constrained Transport Model
16:28-16:40	Youqian QI	Shandong University	Propagating Kink Waves in Chromospheric Jets and Coronal Plumelets
16:40-16:52	Man ZHANG	National Space Science Center, CAS	Solar Wind Model Assessment in Predicting Inner Heliosheric Conditions During 1994–2024
16:52-17:07	Qinghe ZHANG	National Space Science Center, CAS	Progress Report on the IMCP: A Vision for the Next Solar Cycle, and Beyond

Magnetospheric Physics

Jan. 27, Tuesday
地點：會議室 B Venue: Conference Room B
Chair：Rongsheng WANG
14:00-14:15	Wing-Huen IP	Institute of Earth Sciences, Academia Sinica / National Central University	A Cubesat Mission for "Pipe Dream"
14:15-14:30	Qinghe ZHANG	National Space Science Center, CAS	New Advances in the Research of "Space Hurricane"
14:30-14:45	Jann-Yenq LIU	National Central University	Advances in Ionospheric Space Weather by Using FORMOSAT-3/COSMIC and FORMOSAT-7/COSMIC-2
14:45-14:57	Octav MARGHITU	Institute of Space Sciences (ISS)	Space Weather Assessment by Low Earth Orbit Satellite Data
14:57-15:09	Marius ECHIM	Institute of Space Science, INFLPR subsidiary	On Non-MHD Magnetospheric Dynamical Processes: Potential Implications for Future Observatories and Space Missions
15:09-15:21	Catalin NEGREA	Institute of Space Science	Persistent Link Between Geomagnetic Activity and High-Latitude TID Activity
Coffee break 15:30-15:50
Chair：Meng ZHOU
15:50-16:05	Quanming LU	University of Science & Technology of China	Laboratory Studies of Electron-Only Magnetic Reconnection
16:05-16:20	Rongsheng WANG	CAS Key Laboratory of Geospace Environment	Turbulent Magnetic Reconnection and Energy Dissipation in the Magnetotail
16:20-16:35	David MILES	The University of Iowa	The Tandem Reconnection and Cusp Electrodynamics Reconnaissance Satellites (TRACERS) – Mission Design and First Results
16:35-16:50	Yasong GE	Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Magnetic Flux Ropes at Mars and Their Impacts on Heavy Ion Escape
16:50-17:02	Zewen CHEN	University of Science and Technology of China	A Bursty Network of Magnetic Reconnection Triggered by an Interplanetary Shock at Earth’s Magnetopause
17:02-17:14	Shan WANG	Peking University	Lower-Hybrid Drift Waves Enabled by Three-Dimensional Reconnection
17:14-17:26	Chenchen ZHAN	University of Science and Technology of China	Magnetic Reconnection Triggered in a Localized Region Across the Current Sheet in the Magnetotail
17:26-17:38	Longchang SUN	National Space Science Center, CAS	Evolution Characteristics and Mechanisms of EPBs During Geomagnetic Disturbances: Impacts of Substorms and Intense Geomagnetic Storms
18:00-19:00 Poster Session Venue：Macao Science Center Exhibition Gallery of the Convention Center The recommended poster size is in 80cm(W)*90cm(H)

Jan. 28, Wednesday
地點：會議室 B Venue: Conference Room B
Chair：Jie REN
9:30-9:45	Dedong WANG	GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences	Precipitation of Energetic Particles from Magnetosphere and Their Effects on the Atmosphere
9:45-10:00	Robert RANKIN	Department of Physics, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada	The Ionospheric Feedback Instability：Thin or Thick?
10:00-10:15	Chao YUE	Peking University	Local Time Asymmetry in Energetic Electron Distribution within Saturn's Inner Magnetosphere
10:15-10:27	Shangchun TENG	The University of Hong Kong	Flyby-Dependent Plasma Signatures at Enceladus, Io, and Europa
Coffee break 10:30-10:50
Chair：Chao YUE
10:50-11:05	Yuri SHPRITS	GFZ Helmholtz Center for Geosciences, Germany	Observations and Modeling of the Accelerations of Electrons to Ultra-relativistic Energies in the Van Allen Radiation Belts
11:05-11:20	Si LIU	Changsha University of Science and Technology	Electromagnetic Characteristics of Bernstein Mode in Earth's Magnetosphere
11:20-11:35	Krushna Chandra BARIK	Asia Pacific Center for Theoretical Physics, Pohang, South Korea	Formation of Butterfly Pitch-Angle Distributions by Broadband Kinetic Alfvén Waves
11:35-11:47	Li LI	China University of Geosciences (Beijing)	Modulation of Lower Hybrid and ECH Waves by Ultra-low Frequency (ULF) Waves in the Earth's Magnetosphere
11:47-11:59	Zheng XIANG	Wuhan University	A Very Low Frequency Transmitter Produces Multiple Wisps in Earth’s Inner Radiation Belt
11:59-12:11	Ziyang WANG	Peking University	Extra Zebra Stripes Observed by Macao Science Satellite-1 in the Inner Radiation Belt
12:11-12:23	Ruilai YANG	Peking University	Study of Bursty Electron Enhancement Events in the Inner Radiation Belt from MSS-1: The Case of the May 2024 Superstorm
Lunch 12:00-14:00
Chair：Dedong WANG
14:00-14:15	Richard SYDORA	University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada	Parametric Processes Involving Whistler, Electron and Ion Acoustic Waves in Space Plasmas: Connecting Satellite Observations and Kinetic Simulations
14:15-14:30	Peter H YOON	University of Maryland College Park	Theoretical Modeling of Some Nonlinear Space Plasma Processes
14:30-14:45	Meng ZHOU	Nanchang University	WISA-7D: A Powerful Tool for Analyzing Wave-particle Interaction in Space Plasmas
14:45-15:00	Rongxin TANG	Nanchang University	Influence of Solar Wind Dynamic Pressure on Hiss Waves: Based on Satellite Observations and Ray Tracing Simulations
15:00-15:12	Xiangling DING	Sun Yat-sen University	The Global Propagation of Hiss Waves Originating From Dynamic Plasmaspheric Plume
15:12-15:24	Tingyan XIANG	Peking University	Low-Latitude Pc5 ULF Waves: Insights from the Chinese Meridian Project
Coffee break 15:30-15:50
Chair：Robert RANKIN
15:50-16:05	Desheng HAN	Tongji University	Interhemispheric and Prenoon-Postnoon Asymmetries of the Earth's Auroral Oval
16:05-16:20	Andrew YAU	University of Calgary, Canada	Resonant Vibrational Excitation and Overtone Vibrational Emissions of Nitric Oxide (NO) in Sub-auroral Ion Drift (SAID) Region: A Likely Significant Source of Steve Continuum Emission
16:20-16:35	Jiaojiao ZHANG	National Space Science Center, CAS	Auroral Activity Observed from Unusual Latitudes in China and Its Underlying Significance
16:35-16:50	Zejun HU	Polar Research Institute of China	Substorm Event Retrieval Model in Ultraviolet Aurora Images Based on Contextual CNN Features
16:50-17:02	Haobo FU	GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences	Dayside Substorm-like Events: Triggering Conditions and Current Closures
17:02-17:14	Bin LI	Polar Research Institute of China	Aurora Ripples - A Visual Ionospheric Emissions when Auroral Plasma Sweeping through Atmosphere
17:14-17:29	Andrew HOWARTH	University of Calgary	Identification of Aurora in CASSIOPE FAI Images Using a U-Net Machine Learning Model
17:29-17:41	Huixuan QIU	Tongji University	Magnetosheath High-Speed Jet Drives Multiple Auroral Arcs Near Local Noon

Supercomputing in Space Science

Jan. 29, Thursday
地點：會議室 A Venue: Conference Room A
Chair：Yoshiharu OMURA & Li LI
9:30-9:45	Antonius OTTO	University of Alaska	History of the Interaction of Kelvin Helmholtz Waves and Magnetic Reconnection at Magnetospheric Boundaries
9:45-10:00	Masahiro HOSHINO	University of Tokyo	Magnetic Reconnection as a Key to Energy Partitioning in Collisionless Shock Waves
10:00-10:15	Jörg BÜCHNER	Technical University Berlin	Magnetic Reconnection in Decaying Alfvenic Turbulence
10:15-10:30	Yusuke EBIHARA	Kyoto University	What Global MHD Simulations Teach Us About Auroral Substorm Dynamics
Coffee break 10:30-10:50
10:50-11:05	Seiji ZENITANI	Space Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences	Recent Advances in Numerical Algorithms for Particle-in-cell Simulation
11:05-11:20	Yoshiharu OMURA	Kyoto University	Nonlinear Growth of Whistler-mode Waves in Space Plasmas
11:20-11:32	Tian ZHANG	Kyoto University	Parametric Dependence of Linear and Nonlinear Growth of Whistler-Mode Chorus Waves
11:32-11:44	Jinhu MA	Ningxia University	SYM-H Index Prediction for Full Magnetic Storm Processes Based on a Composite Model
11:44-11:59	Angelica Maria CASTILLO TIBOCHA	LUT University, Finland	Kalman Filtering Applications for the Radiation Belts
11:59-12:11	Catalin NEGREA	Institutul de Stiinte Spatiale - Filiala INFLPR	Providing Global Neutral Density Estimates Using the CTIPe Model and Data Assimilation

Space Exploration Technology

Jan. 29, Thursday
地點：會議室 A Venue: Conference Room A
Chair：Hong ZOU & Jiaming OU
14:00-14:15	Hui TIAN	Peking University	The Solar Polar-Orbit Observatory (SPO) Mission
14:15-14:30	Xiaodong WANG	Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF)	Solar Wind, Cometary Ions and Energetic Neutral Atoms (SCIENA) Sensor for the ESA Comet Interceptor Mission
14:30-14:45	Zeren ZHIMA (Online)	National Institute of Natural Hazards, Ministry of Emergency Management, P.R.C.	The CSES Mission Overview: Status, Latest Results and Follow-up Plans
15:15-15:30	Anna Maria Theodora ANDREESCU	Romanian Research & Development Institute for Gas Turbines	Advancing Nuclear Electric Propulsion Through Modular Electrodeless Thruster Technologies
Coffee break 15:30-15:50
Chair：Hong ZOU & Jiaming OU
15:50-16:05	Hao LUO	Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Surface Magnetic Field Survey on Mars from Zhurong Rover
16:05-16:20	Hong ZOU	Peking University	Progress of ISPAT in Space Detection Technology and Payload Development
16:20-16:32	Yong CHEN	Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS	On-orbit Performance of EP-FXT and Its Observations of Solar System Objects
16:32-16:44	Jiawen PANG	Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Asymmetric Inversion of Ionosphere Electron Density Profiles from MSS-1 GNSS Occultation Aided by 2D NmF2 and Result Assessment
16:44-16:56	Jiawei LI	China Meteorological Administration	The Capabilities of Fengyun Satellites for Space Weather Observations
16:56-17:08	Jiali CHEN	Peking University	Ground Calibration of the Energetic Neutral Atom Imager (ENAI) for Heliospheric Boundary Exploration
17:08-17:20	Liping FU	National Space Science Center, CAS	Introduction to the Tianwen-3 Proton Aurora Spectrometer
17:20-17:32	Yuguang YE	Macau University of Science and Technology	Scientific Payload Development Activities at Macau University of Science and Technology
17:32-17:44	Xiangyu LI	Beijing Institute of Technology	Multi-body Orbital Dynamics and Control for the Giant System Exploration
17:44-17:56	Xingyu ZHOU	Beijing Institute of Technology	An Upper-Bound Estimation Method for Nonlinear Terms in Orbit Error Evolution in the Earth–Moon Three-Body System

Solar Wind-Planets Interactions

Jan. 29, Thursday
地點：會議室 B Venue: Conference Room B
Chair：Haoyu LYU & Lianghai XIE
9:30-9:45	Jih-Hong SHUE	National Central University	The Shue et al. Magnetopause Models: Recall, Applications, and Outlook
9:45-10:00	Benjamin GRISON	Institute of Atmospheric Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences	A Multi-mission EMIC Waves Study in the Earth's Magnetosphere: Focus on the Vicinity of the Magnetopause
10:00-10:15	Yutian CAO	Sun Yat-sen University	Disentangling Photoelectrons and Penetrating Solar Wind Electrons in the Dayside Martian Upper Atmosphere
10:15-10:30	Bing HAN (Online)	Xidian University	Substorm Event Retrieval Model in Ultraviolet Aurora Images Based on Contextual CNN Features
Coffee break 10:30-10:50
Chair：Haoyu LYU & Lianghai XIE
10:50-11:02	Ruilong GUO	Shandong University	Rippling Current Sheet Generated by Magnetodisk Reconnection on Jupiter
11:02-11:14	Zhen SHI	Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Hybrid Simulation Results about Mercury’s Field-Aligned Currents
11:14-11:26	Quanhan LI	National Space Science Center, CAS	Periodic Response of Plasmasphere to Solar Wind High-Speed Streams
11:26-11:38	Hengyan MAN	Macau University of Science and Technology	Magnetic Reconnection inside the Martian Nightside Ionosphere During “Disappearing Solar Wind” Event
Lunch 12:00-14:00
Chair：Haoyu LYU & Lianghai XIE
14:15-14:30	Lianghai XIE	National Space Science Center, CAS	Monte Carlo Simulation of the Global Migration of Lunar Hydroxyl from a Magnetic-shielded Solar Wind Source
14:30-14:45	Maosheng HE	National Space Science Center, CAS	Solar Wind Controls on Mercury's Magnetospheric Cusp through Empirical Modeling Using the MESSENGER Observation
14:45-15:00	Xin WANG	Beihang University	Wave-Modulated Spectral Anisotropy in Solar Wind Turbulence: from Near-Sun to the Martian Upstream
15:00-15:15	Haoyu LYU	Beihang University	The Impact of the 10 December 2023 ICME Event on Martian Space Environment and Ion Escape Processes
15:15-15:27	Boyi WANG	Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen	Magnetosphere–Ionosphere Coupling Effects of Foreshock-driven ULF Waves in the Magnetosphere
Coffee break 15:30-15:50
Chair：Haoyu LYU & Lianghai XIE
15:50-16:05	Chao SHEN	Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen	Visualizing the Geometry of Magnetic Structures from Multi-Spacecraft Measurements
16:05-16:20	Khan Hyuk KIM	Kyung Hee University	Multispacecraft Observations of Upstream Waves Near the Moon in the Solar Wind
16:20-16:32	Jong Sun PARK	Shandong University (Weihai)	Sunward-Moving Hundreds eV Electrons in the Radial Interplanetary Magnetic Field Structures Observed Around Sun-Earth Lagrange L1 Point
16:32-16:44	Pradiphat MUANGHA	National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand (Public Organization)	Observations of a Strong Solar Energetic Particle Event (GLE#77) Using Neutron Monitors
16:44-16:56	Wanyi LIAN	National Space Science Center, CAS	Exploring the Energy Spectrum Properties of Heavy-Ion in SEP under Different Turbulence Levels

Impact and Volcanism

Jan. 27, Tuesday
地點：會議室 C Venue: Conference Room C
Chair：Luyuan XU
14:00-14:20	Hejiu HUI	Nanjing University	Ancient Age of the South Pole-Aitken Basin Revealed by the Oldest Returned Lunar Basalt
14:20-14:40	Liping QIN	University of Science and Technology of China	Metal Isotopic Evidence for Space Weathering History at the Chang’e 5 Landing Site
14:40-15:00	Minggang XIE	Guilin University of Technology	Growth and Gardening of Lunar Regolith
15:00-15:15	Ya Huei HUANG	Macau University of Science and Technology	Compositional Heterogeneity of Lunar Copernicus Era Forming Impact Glasses
15:15-15:30	Jiarong HU	Guilin University of Technology	Abnormally Thin Regolith at Chang’e-6 Landing Site Formed from Ejecta of a Young (~60 Ma) Crater

Jan. 28, Wednesday
地點：會議室 C Venue: Conference Room C
Chair：Wing-Huen IP
9:50-10:10	Long XIAO	China University of Geosciences (Wuhan)	The AsteriProbe Initiative: A Decadal Roadmap for Collaborative Micro-Deep Space Exploration
10:10-10:35	Bernard FOING	Leiden University, EuroSpaceHub, Space renaissance, LUNEX EMMESI, COSPAR PEX	Highlights from ILEWG LUNEX EuroMoonMars：Research, Instruments, Space Missions, Field Tests, Astronauts and Innovation
Coffee break 10:35-10:50
Chair：Bernard FOING
10:50-11:10	Jian CHEN	Shandong University	Global Picture of Lunar Basalt Chronology
11:10-11:30	Jialong LAI	Jiangxi University of Science and Technology	Lunar Crater Automatic Identification with Multi-Source Data Fusion
11:30-11:45	Yiran WANG	Southern University of Science and Technology	AI for Crater Detection and Classification on Terrestrial Planetary Surfaces: Toward Global Databases and Scientific Analysis
11:45-12:00	Wai Chung LIU	Aerospace Information Research Institute	Morphology-constrained pixel-resolution topographic reconstruction of impact craters from single-imagery
12:00-12:15	Xin REN	National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences	A New Approach of Color Processing for Tianwen-1 MoRIC Images
12:15-12:30	Ziang SU	National Space Science Center, CAS	Lunar Ring-Moat Dome Structures (RMDSs) in Mare Humorum: Distribution, Statistical and Morphological Characterization

Cosmochemistry

Jan. 27, Tuesday
地點：會議室 C Venue: Conference Room C
Chair：Ziliang JIN
15:50-16:10	Zhongchen WU	Shandong University	Research on Electrochemical Effects in Martian Dust Storms
16:10-16:30	Jiacheng LIU	The University of Hong Kong	Climate Transition and Atmospheric Redox Evolution of Early Mars Revealed by Surface Iron Mobility
16:30-16:50	Nicolas DAUPHAS	The University of Hong Kong	Isotopic Architecture of the Early Solar System
16:50-17:10	Da WANG	Chengdu University of Technology	Potassium-40 Isotope Evidence for the Building Blocks of the Pre-giant-impact Proto-Earth
17:10-17:30	Wladimir NEUMANN	Technical University of Berlin	Revealing the Accretion Timescale of Early Solar System Planetesimals: The Case of the Parent Bodies of the CR Clan Meteorites
17:30-17:45	Xiaohui FU	Shandong University	Color Centers in Halite Grains of the Sidi El Habib 001 Ordinary Chondrite: Spectral Features and Formation Mechanisms
18:00-19:00 Poster Session Venue：Macao Science Center Exhibition Gallery of the Convention Center The recommended poster size is in 80cm(W)*90cm(H)

Exoplanets

Jan. 27, Tuesday
地點：會議室 D Venue: Conference Room D
Chair：Dongdong Ni
13:50-14:10	Jian GE (Online)	Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, Chinese Academy of Sciences	The Earth 2.0 (ET) Space Mission
14:10-14:30	Wei WANG	National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences	The Tianlin Mission: A 6.6m UV-VIS-NIR Space Telescope for Habitable Worlds and Biosignatures
14:30-14:45	Jiwei XIE	Nanjing University	Statistical Studies of Exoplanets with LAMOST
14:45-15:00	Vanessa WELKE	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy (MPIA), Heidelberg	In Search of Circumplanetary Disk Candidates at Wide Orbits in the exoALMA Sample
15:00-15:15	Dichang CHEN	Sun Yat-sen University	Hot Jupiter Origin and Tidal Evolution Constrained by a Broken Age–Frequency Relation
15:15-15:30	Zibo LIU	National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Simulation of Radial Velocity Detection of Earth-like Exoplanets in the Habitable Zone
Coffee break 15:30-15:50
Chair：Dongdong NI
15:50-16:10	Dongdong Ni	Nanjing University/Macau University of Science and Technology	Refractory Element Abundances in Rocky Planets and Their Host Stars
16:10-16:30	Neda HEJAZI	University of Tarapacá	Detailed Chemical Abundances of Cool Dwarfs: Probing our Galaxy from Star-Planet Connections to Ancient Stellar Populations
16:30-16:45	Huigen LIU	Nanjing University	Understanding the Planet Formation and Evolution in Cluster Environments
16:45-17:00	Wei ZHONG	Nanjing University	Irradiated Atmosphere V: Effects of Vertical-Mixing Induced Energy Transport on the Inhomogeneity
17:00-17:15	Zhanyi ZHU	Nanjing University	The Variation of Ozone on the Earth-Like Planetary Atmosphere Undergoing Continual Stellar Flares
17:15-17:30	Peiwei TU	Nanjing University	PAST-VI: Age Dependence of the Occurrence and Architecture of Ultra-Short-Period Planet Systems
17:30-17:45	Di WU	Nanjing University	Planets Across Space and Time (PAST). VIII. Kinematic Characterization and Identification of Radial Velocity Variables for the LAMOST–Gaia–TESS Stars
18:00-19:00 Poster Session Venue：Macao Science Center Exhibition Gallery of the Convention Center The recommended poster size is in 80cm(W)*90cm(H)

Planetary Shallow Surfaces

Jan. 28, Wednesday
地點：會議室 C Venue: Conference Room C
Chair：Giannakis IRAKLIS
14:00-14:20	Yan SU	National Astronomical Observatories, CAS	Advances and Applications of GPR Technologies in China’s Deep Space Exploration
14:20-14:40	Chunyu DING	Shenzhen University	Planetary Radar Remote Sensing: From Lunar Regolith Structure to Habitable Caves on Mars
14:40-15:00	Lutz RICHTER	Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR	The Terrain Testing Instrument (TTI) as a Selected Payload for the Chang’e 8 Lunar Landing Mission
15:00-15:15	Yumeng DU	Sun Yat-sen University	Three-dimensional Modeling of the Lunar Lava Tube Skylight
15:15-15:30	Nayeon KIM	Kyung Hee University	3-Dimensional Dual Camera System for In-situ Lunar and Planetary Surface Exploration

Planetary Interior

Jan. 28, Wednesday
地點：會議室 C Venue: Conference Room C
Chair：Jiaqi LI
15:50-16:10	Benjamin CHAO	Shandong University of Science and Technology	On Mass Density of a Planet
16:10-16:30	Thomas P FERRAND	Ecole Normale Supérieure - Paris Sciences et Lettres	Laboratory Experiments to Understand Seismicity and Geophysical Anomalies in the Solid Earth, Moon and Mars
16:30-16:50	Zhaojin RONG	Institute of Geology and Geophysics	A New Perspective on the Anomalies Pattern of Planetary Magnetic Field
16:50-17:05	Jing SHI	Peking University	Seismic Evidence for Near-surface Water on Mars and Present-Day Lunar Mantle Plumes
17:05-17:20	Shuoran YU	Peking University & FU Berlin	KREEP-like Silica-rich Primitive Crust Below Southern Highland of Mars: A Potential Source of Phosphorous for Prebiotic Reactions?
17:20-17:35	Yiqin JING	China University of Geosciences, Beijing	Origins of Magnetic Bodies in the Lunar Crust of the South Pole.Aitken Basin
17:35-17:50	Tianhao CHEN	China University of Geosciences, Beijing	Inversion of Geomagnetic Depth Sounding Based on 12 Years of SWARM Magnetic Data

Planetary Atmospheres

Jan. 28, Wednesday
地點：會議室 D Venue: Conference Room D
Chair：Tao CAI
14:00-14:20	Michael H WONG	University of California, Berkeley	Mutiple Probe Measurements At the Icy Giants Uranus and Neptune
14:20-14:40	Jiazheng LI	Macau University of Science and Technology	The Potential Habitability of Europa: Atmosphere, Surface and Subsurface Ocean
14:40-14:55	Gaopeng LU	University of Science and Technology of China	Phenomenological Characteristics of Transient Luminous Events in South China
14:55-15:15	Feng DING	Peking University	Can High-altitude Water-ice Clouds Sustain Dry–wet Cycles in Early Mars Climate?
15:15-15:30	Chunhua JIANG	Wuhan University	Martian Ionospheric Response to Atmospheric Gravity Waves
15:30-15:45	Yu LOU	Peking University	Study on the Coupling Between the Ionosphere and Thermosphere at Different Heights on Mars
15:45-16:00	Zhixiang WAN	Peking University	Mars 3D-GCM PKU-Mars: Modern Mars Simulation Results

Planetary Spectral Investigation

Jan. 29, Thursday
地點：會議室 C Venue: Conference Room C
Chair：Jing LIU
9:00-9:20	Zongcheng LING	Shandong University	Basic Principles and Exploration Applications of Lunar Spectroscopy
9:20-9:40	YunZhao WU	Macau University of Science and Technology	High-resolution Spectroscopy of Airless Bodies：Remote Sensing, In Situ and Laboratory Measurements
9:40-10:00	Honglei LIN	Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Spatial and Temporal Variations of Lunar Surface Water
10:00-10:15	Ya Huei HUANG	Macau University of Science and Technology	Unmixing the Moon - Developing a Novel Impact Mixing Model to Investigate the Lunar Highlands Composition
10:15-10:30	Jianxun SHEN	Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences	An Inclusive Library for Quantitative Analysis of MarSCoDe Spectra Acquired by Zhurong Mars Rover

Apophis and Solar System Small Bodies

Jan. 29, Thursday
地點：會議室 C Venue: Conference Room C
Chair：Jianyang LI & Xian SHI
10:50-11:05	Othon Cabo WINTER (Online)	São Paulo State University	Density-dependent Cohesion: The Arrokoth Double-lobe Case
11:05-11:20	Ulpia Elena BOTEZATU	Romanian Space Agency/ National Institute for R&D in Informatics	Asteroid 99942 Apophis as a Scientific Reference in the International Year of Asteroid Awareness and Planetary Defence
11:20-11:35	Haishuo WANG	University of Colorado Boulder	Improved Estimation of the Apophis Mass Moments Across its Flyby
11:35-11:50	Zichen WEI	China University of Geosciences	Reflectance-spectroscopic and Polarization Measurements of Meteorite Mixtures Relevant to E- and M-type Asteroids
11:50-12:05	Shao Ming HU	Shandong University, Weihai	Asteroids Detection and Spin State and Convex Shape Inversion
12:05-12:20	Zhenyu LI	Beijing Institute of Technology	The Heliocentric Origin Domain of Temporarily Captured Objects at Jupiter
12:20-12:35	Hengyu DING	Peking University	Investigating the Dust Activity of Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS with Imaging Observations and Monte Carlo Simulations
12:35-12:50	Azeem KHALID	Purple Mountain Observatory, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Regional Fragmentation Heterogeneity and Surface Evolution on Ryugu

Astrobiology

Jan. 29, Thursday
地點：會議室 C Venue: Conference Room C
Chair：Ting HUANG
14:00-14:20	Yang LIU	National Space Science Center, CAS	Evolution of Martian Habitability and the Search for Biosignatures on Mars
14:20-14:40	Wei LIN	Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Astrobiological Research in Mars Analog Environments
14:40-14:55	David C. FERNANDEZ-REMOLAR	Macau University of Science and Technology	Could Mars Preserve biomolecules? Insights from ancient Evaporites on Earth
14:55-15:10	Li LIU	Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Microorganisms Against Extremes: Insights from the Mars-like Qaidam Basin Desert
15:10-15:25	Qitao HU	Macau University of Science and Technology	Ancient Protein Preservation within Sabkha of Mars Analogue Sites
15:25-15:40	Tongtong HUANG	Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Preservation Potentials and Mechanisms of Organic Matter in Mars-analog Evaporite Minerals
15:40-15:55	Guobin JIN	Shandong University	Abiotic Formation of Organic Carbon and Organic Precursors by Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) During Martian Dust Storms

Poster Presentations: Jan. 27, Tuesday - Jan. 29, Thursday

地點：澳門科學館會議中心展示廊 Venue: Macao Science Center Exhibition Gallery of the Convention Center *All posters should be removed before 17:00 on Jan. 29
No.	Name	Affiliation	Title
P1	Keyi HUANG	Macau University of Science and Technology	Auroral Asymmetry Associated with the South Atlantic Anomaly
P2	Run SHI	Tongji University	Generation of Auroral Parallel Electric Field: The Role of Modified Electron Acoustic Wave
P3	Wenjun LIU	Wuhan Institute of Technology	Spatiotemporal Distribution of Polar Sporadic E Layers and Their Association with Auroral Particle Precipitation
P4	Tianhang CHEN	Peking University	Discriminating the Origin Mechanisms of Circumsolar Dust Rings: A Forward Modeling Study from a Polar Orbital Perspective
P5	Yixin SUN	Peking University	Violation of the Impenetrable Barrier: MSS-1 and Arase Observations of MeV Electrons in the Inner Radiation Belt During the May 2024 Geomagnetic Storm
P6	Huiting FENG	GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences	Lower Band Chorus Wave Scattering Causing the Extensive Morningside Diffuse Auroral Precipitation During Active Geomagnetic Conditions: A Detailed Case Study
P7	Tingting YU	Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences	The Underlying Physical Processes of the Vortex-like Structure over the East Asia Region During the Recovery Phase of the November 2003 Superstorm
P8	Chaoling TANG	Shandong University	Three-step Acceleration of the Radiation Belt Relativistic Electrons by Interplanetary Shocks
P9	Zhijie QIN	Shandong University	Statistical Survey of Fast Magnetosonic Waves in the L<2 Region
P10	Shige XU	Peking University	Vertical Stripe of Quasi-Trapped Electrons Produced by Ground-Based VLF Transmitter
P11	Tengchu YANG	Macau University of Science and Technology	Generalized Ohm's Law in a Rotating Reference Frame
P12	Hui ZHU	Shandong University	Hiss Waves Near the South Atlantic Anomaly in the Inner Plasmasphere
P13	Zefan YIN	Peking University	Eastward Extensions of the SAA Electron Radiation Environment Driven by Electric Fields
P14	Zhiyong WU	University of Science and Technology of China	An Equatorial Nonlinear Origin of Plasmaspheric Plume Hiss
P15	Xiangyu CHEN	Macau University of Science and Technology	Spectral Analysis of Lightning-generated Whistlers
P16	Changning CHEN	Peking University	Nightside Ionospheric Oxygen Outflows during Geomagnetic Storms: Van Allen Probes Statistics
P17	Jie REN	China University of Geosciences (Beijing)	The relationship between finger-like structures and plasmaspheric plumes
P18	Zhenpeng SU	University of Science and Technology of China	Inferring Martian Atmospheric Hydrogen Escape Rates from Pickup Ion Observations
P19	Zhenghao SHE	Shandong University	Solar Energetic Particle Events during May 2024 Geomagnetic Superstorm
P20	Guan-Wei CHEN	National Central University	Comparisons and Validations of Dayside Reconnection Rates Calculated by Solar Wind Control Models
P21	Shao-Chun LU	National Central University	Influence of Solar Wind Conditions on Kelvin-Helmholtz Associated Non-linear Plane Waves at the Magnetopause
P22	Jiachen ZHAO	National Space Science Center, CAS	Ionospheric Scintillation Induced by Hot Flow Anomalies via Particle Precipitation
P23	Tiancheng LIU	Shandong University	Fast Earthward Convection in the Near Lunar Magnetotail and Nonzero IMF By : ARTEMIS Statistics
P24	Jingyi ZHOU	University of Science and Technology of China	Martian Magnetotail Neutral Sheet Asymmetry Driven by Heavy Planetary Pickup Ions
P25	Siqi YI	Macau University of Science and Technology	First Observational Evidence of the Lunar Limb Compression Caused by the Interior-Induced Magnetic Field
P26	Jixin GUO	National Space Science Center, CAS	Effects of Solar Eruptions on Metal Layers in the Earth's Middle and Upper Atmosphere
P27	Seiji ZENITANI	Space Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences	Development of a GPU-accelerated Magnetohydrodynamic Code: OpenMHD-GPU
P28	Duan ZHANG	National Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Multi-Instrument Observations of the Relationships between Polar Cap Patches and Arcs for Changing IMF Bz Orientation
P29	Jin WANG	National Space Science Center, CAS	Preliminary Results of the High-Resolution Electron Detector on the MOFLON Satellite
P30	Jiachen SUN	Peking University	Modeling Medium-Energy Electron Flux in GEO from LEO Observations Using Machine Learning
P31	Zongye LI	Macau University of Science and Technology	Modeling and Excitation Analysis of Ring-Core Fluxgate Magnetometers
P32	Bowen WANG	China National Space Administration CNSA	GRACE-FO Thermospheric Density Estimation Assimilated by SRUKF and Precise Orbits
P33	Luyuan XU	Beihang University (BUAA)	Geological Evidence for Extensive Basin Ejecta as Plains Terrains in the Moon’s South Polar Region
P34	Zhanshuo DAI	Macau University of Science and Technology	Hydrothermal Alteration of MMS-1 Martian Soil Simulant with Sulfuric Acid: Implications for Aqueous Alteration History on Mars
P35	Meng ZHAI	National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Detectablity of Water Vapor on Terrestrial Exoplanets around GK Stars with Tianlin
P36	Wenshuo MAO	Shandong University	Fixation of Atmospheric Nitrogen on Present-day Mars During Dust Events
P37	Fanyi LIU	Tsinghua University	Improved f-k Migration Algorithm for SHARAD Data
P38	Yiqing ZOU	The Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Prospects for Jovian Seismology with the Lenghu Planetary Telescope
P39	Jinhang LI	Shandong University	Subsurface Structure and Thermal Evolution of Lunar Volcanoes
P40	Yating XIONG	Tongji University	Macau Scientific Satellite-1 Observations of the Equatorial Electrojets During the Geomagnetic Storm on May 10–13, 2024
P41	Ziheng MAO	Fudan University	A Unified Diffusion-based Framework for Dust Removal and Atmospheric Optical Depth Inversion in Martian Optical Images
P42	Xing WANG	Macau University of Science and Technology	Thermal Effects of Acoustic-gravity Waves in Titan’s Upper Atmosphere and Their Implications for Atmospheric Jeans Escape
P43	Jing JIAO	National Space Science Center, CAS	New Insights into the Chemistry and Dynamics of Atmospheric Metal Layers
P44	Changhao NI	China University of Geosciences (Wuhan)	Estimation of the Particle-size Distributions of Regolith on the Surface of (25143) Itokawa Based on Near-infrared Reflectance Spectra
P45	Junxin GAO	Sun Yat-sen University	Dual-spacecraft Flyby Mass Estimation of (99942) Apophis: Configuration Sensitivity
P46	Marta Filipa Jesus de Freitas Simões JESUS DE FREITAS SIMÕES	Macau University of Science and Technology	Microbial Solutions for Climate Action: Bridging Earth and Planetary Sciences
P47	Bohan CHEN	Macau University of Science and Technology	An Extraterrestrial Organic Matter Database System Based on Retrieval-augmented Generation and Large Language Models
P48	Meng HAN	Macau University of Science and Technology	The Effect of Martain Brine on the Preservation of Lysine by Montmorillonite and Its Mechanisms
P49	Alireza ARMAND	Macau University of Science and Technology	Astromycology Meets Nanotechnology: Silver Nanoparticle Mycosynthesis by Talaromyces Under Simulated Microgravity
P50	Aili ZHU	Macau University of Science and Technology	Characterization of Microbial Communities in Hyperarid Environments of the Osman Cave in the United Arab Emirates
P51	Lu ZHANG	Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources, CAS	The Possibility for Migration of Life Between Habitable Planets
P52	Ana Filipa Lenha Silva LENHA SILVA	Macau University of Science and Technology	Halophilic Fungi from Sahara Salt Flats as Models for Astromycology and Planetary Analog Studies
P53	Shaoyang LI	Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Temporal Variations of Thermospheric Responses During Geomagnetic Storms
P54	Yuyan YANG	Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology	Localized Ionospheric Peak at Middle Latitudes During the Storm Recovery Phase
P55	Hongtao XU	Macau University of science and technology	Inference of Rocky Exoplanet Interiors under Observational Uncertainties via a Conditional Variational Autoencoder
P56	Qinyi ZHANG	Macau University of science and technology	Exceptional protein preservation in 20 Ma saline deposits from the Salar Grande Basin (Atacama Desert): Implications for biosignature detection on Mars
P57	Gang LI	Macau University of Science and Technology	Global Electric Circuit response to a CME eruption
P58	Qiang FU	National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Scientific Detection Status of the Mars Energetic Particle Analyzer(MEPA) on the Tianwen-1 Mission
P59	Hongqiang SONG	Shandong University, Weihai	A New Explanation on the Nature of Three-part Structure of CMEs
P60	Tianhang CHEN	Peking University	Solar Wind Microstreams Driven by Chromospheric Network Structures
P61	Hanke ZHANG	National Satellite Meteorological Center (National Center for Space Weather), China Meteorological Administration	Magnetohydrodynamic Modeling of Background Solar Wind near Mars: Comparison with MAVEN and Tianwen-1