NASA Exoplanet Program Analysis Group Meeting 32
Date/Time: 19 August 2025 10AM – 5:30PM EDT
NOTE: New registration is required for everyone planning to attend the August 19th meeting. Previous registrations have been deleted.
You’re invited to attend NASA’s Exoplanet Exploration Program Analysis Group (ExoPAG) 32nd meeting, which will take place on Tuesday, August 19th, 2025 (rescheduled from June 3).
REGISTER FOR THE VIRTUAL EXOPAG 32 MEETING
Registration is required for all attendees. This is a free, fully virtual meeting, however the connection info will not be published on the website, but will only be emailed directly to meeting registrants prior to the event. Failure to register before August 19th could result in a delay or inability to join the meeting. If you previously registered for the June 3rd meeting, you must re-register.
The online Q&A session is now live and we welcome you to submit or upvote questions for NASA’s acting Astrophysics Division Director, Shawn Domagal-Goldman, who will be speaking at the meeting on August 19th. All questions will be published anonymously.
The updated agenda is now live! Please see the latest agenda for details on topics and speakers. Highlights include updates on the Habitable Worlds Observatory project, Roman Space Telescope, SPHEREx Mission, NASA-DARES, Open Mic sessions, and more.
During the ExoPAG 32 meeting, the Executive Committee intends to conduct a vote among meeting attendees on a proposed finding regarding a possible zero proprietary period NASA policy. Attendees are asked to review the text on the meeting program page if you intend to attend and vote: https://go.nasa.gov/4m3PjtX.
As always, the Executive Committee invites any member of the community to provide feedback and suggestions to the committee via the Suggestion (https://bit.ly/exopagsuggestions) or Findings (https://bit.ly/exopagfindings) forms. All submissions will be reviewed and dispositioned by the Executive Committee.
NASA’s Exoplanet Program Analysis Group (ExoPAG) meetings are a vital platform where the science community can actively shape the future of exoplanet exploration. By participating in the ExoPAG, you have the unique opportunity to influence NASA by proposing and contributing to Science Interest Groups (SIGs) and Study Analysis Groups (SAGs). These groups focus on specific areas of study with goals such as gathering the latest information from subject matter experts, identifying opportunities to fill knowledge gaps in key areas, and contributing to the overall success of future exoplanet missions.
SIGs and SAGs produce reports and findings that are presented to NASA Headquarters, directly impacting the priorities and strategies of NASA’s exoplanet exploration efforts. Additionally, any ExoPAG member can propose new findings, which are then discussed, voted on, and potentially advanced to NASA Headquarters if approved.
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