New Quests in Stellar Astrophysics IV: INAOE

Nadia Balucani
Univ. of Perugia, Italy

Gas-phase chemistry and molecular complexity in space: how far do they go?

Jason W. Barnes
University of Idaho, USA

The Dragonfly Mission Proposal: Prebiotic Chemistry and a Search for Biosignatures on Saturn's Moon Titan

Rory Barnes
Univ. of Washington, USA

After the Habitable Zone

Steve Dick
former NASA and AAS Historian of Science

Societal Aspects of Astrobiology and the Impact of Discovering Life Beyond Earth

Cecile Favre
Osservatorio di Arcetri, Italy

Organic molecules in protoplanetary disks

Manuel Gudel
Univ. of Vienna, Austria

The role of the host star: Astrophysical constraints on planetary habitability

Viviana Guzman
ALMA, Chile

Astrochemistry of protoplanetary disks

Sun Kwok
University of British Columbia, Canada

Abiotic synthesis of complex organics in the Universe

Aya Higuchi
RIKEN, Japan

The molecular contents of debris disks

David Hughes
INAOE, Mexico

Status of the Large MillimeterTelescope-Alfonso Serrano

Antonio Lazcano
FC-UNAM, Mexico

An Universe teeming with life?

Jorge Melendez
USP, Brazil

In search of Earth analogs around solar twins

Mikhail Sachkov
Institute of Astronomy Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

Instruments onboard the World Space Observatory – Ultraviolet

Peter Schloerb
UMASS-Amherst, USA

Observations of Comets with the Large Millimeter Telescope

Antigona Segura
ICN-UNAM, Mexico

Planetary habitability around M dwarfs: lessons from Proxima and Trappist-1

Giovanni Vladilo
INAF-OATrieste, Italy

Exploring the habitability of exoplanets with climate models

Luis Zapata
IRyA-UNAM, Mexico

Complex Molecules in Hot Molecular Cores: Are we getting closer to the dectection of Amino Acids?

NEW QUESTS IN STELLAR ASTROPHYSICS IV ASTROCHEMISTRY, ASTROBIOLOGY AND THE ORIGIN OF LIFE