Characterizing Transiting Planet Atmospheres through 2025
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C. F. Lillie | J. L. Linsky | B. S. Gaudi | B. Gaudi | J. Fortney | J. Linsky | M. Clampin | M. López-Morales | I. Crossfield | D. Angerhausen | N. Cowan | T. Greene | N. Batalha | K. Colón | J. Harrington | N. Iro | C. Lillie | A. Mandell | K. Stevenson | N. E. Batalha | J. J. Fortney | D. Angerhausen | M. Clampin | M. Lopez-Morales | N. Iro | K. B. Stevenson | N. B. Cowan | J. Harrington | T. Greene | K. Colon | I.J.M. Crossfield | A. M. Mandell | on behalf of ExoPAG SAG-X
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