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| author | Chauvin, Gael Gonzalez, Oscar Carrion Laginja, Iva Dicken, Daniel Haffert, Sebastiaan Kasper, Markus Absil, Olivier Kammerer, Jens Potier, Axel Coroller, Herve Le Matthews, Elisabeth Laugier, Romain Defrere, Denis Hansen, Jonah Krause, Oliver de Visser, Pieter Karlsson, Mikael Henning, Thomas Ferrari, Marc Kuehn, Jonas Janson, Markus Zhao, Feng Desgrange, Celia |
| author_facet | Chauvin, Gael Gonzalez, Oscar Carrion Laginja, Iva Dicken, Daniel Haffert, Sebastiaan Kasper, Markus Absil, Olivier Kammerer, Jens Potier, Axel Coroller, Herve Le Matthews, Elisabeth Laugier, Romain Defrere, Denis Hansen, Jonah Krause, Oliver de Visser, Pieter Karlsson, Mikael Henning, Thomas Ferrari, Marc Kuehn, Jonas Janson, Markus Zhao, Feng Desgrange, Celia |
| contents | The European Research and Development for Space based High Contrast Imaging II Workshop, held at MPIA in May 2025, advanced Europe strategic coordination in support of future exoplanet imaging missions such as the Habitable Worlds Observatory and the Large Interferometer for Exoplanets mission. Building on the first 2024 workshop, this meeting defined concrete priorities across eight technical areas, including wavefront sensing, coronagraphs, post processing, nulling interferometry, deformable mirrors, detectors, and telescope design. Discussions emphasized Europe strengths in adaptive optics, ground-based facilities, and interferometry, while identifying key gaps, particularly the need for a dedicated European vacuum testbed for high contrast imaging. The community highlighted near infrared or UV coronagraphy as a promising domain for European leadership and called for joint development of advanced data reduction algorithms, detectors, and cross-mission coordination with HWO and LIFE. The workshop outcomes establish a collaborative roadmap to strengthen Europe technological readiness, foster agency partnerships, and ensure its continued leadership in the next generation of space-based exoplanet exploration. |
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| spellingShingle | Continuing to Advance European High Contrast Imaging Research and Development towards HWO and LIFE Chauvin, Gael Gonzalez, Oscar Carrion Laginja, Iva Dicken, Daniel Haffert, Sebastiaan Kasper, Markus Absil, Olivier Kammerer, Jens Potier, Axel Coroller, Herve Le Matthews, Elisabeth Laugier, Romain Defrere, Denis Hansen, Jonah Krause, Oliver de Visser, Pieter Karlsson, Mikael Henning, Thomas Ferrari, Marc Kuehn, Jonas Janson, Markus Zhao, Feng Desgrange, Celia Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics The European Research and Development for Space based High Contrast Imaging II Workshop, held at MPIA in May 2025, advanced Europe strategic coordination in support of future exoplanet imaging missions such as the Habitable Worlds Observatory and the Large Interferometer for Exoplanets mission. Building on the first 2024 workshop, this meeting defined concrete priorities across eight technical areas, including wavefront sensing, coronagraphs, post processing, nulling interferometry, deformable mirrors, detectors, and telescope design. Discussions emphasized Europe strengths in adaptive optics, ground-based facilities, and interferometry, while identifying key gaps, particularly the need for a dedicated European vacuum testbed for high contrast imaging. The community highlighted near infrared or UV coronagraphy as a promising domain for European leadership and called for joint development of advanced data reduction algorithms, detectors, and cross-mission coordination with HWO and LIFE. The workshop outcomes establish a collaborative roadmap to strengthen Europe technological readiness, foster agency partnerships, and ensure its continued leadership in the next generation of space-based exoplanet exploration. |
| title | Continuing to Advance European High Contrast Imaging Research and Development towards HWO and LIFE |
| topic | Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.15077 |