Atmospheric characterization of terrestrial exoplanets in the mid-infrared: biosignatures, habitability, and diversity
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Olivier Absil | Ignasi Ribas | Xavier Bonfils | Markus Janson | Lucas Labadie | Willy Benz | Jean-Philippe Berger | Sascha P. Quanz | Adrian Glauser | David Ehrenreich | Alessandro Sozzetti | Oliver Krause | Jonathan Fortney | Jérôme Loicq | Ewine van Dishoeck | Stefan Kraus | Didier Queloz | Denis Defrère | Karl R. Stapelfeldt | Ignas Snellen | Sylvestre Lacour | Heike Rauer | Hendrik Linz | Stephane Udry | Mark Wyatt | John Lee Grenfell | Sarah Rugheimer | Franck Selsis | Michael Line | O. Krause | O. Absil | D. Ehrenreich | S. Quanz | J. Fortney | S. Udry | K. Stapelfeldt | S. Lacour | M. Janson | W. Benz | S. Kraus | J. Berger | J. Loicq | A. Sozzetti | E. Pall'e | X. Bonfils | F. Selsis | D. Queloz | H. Rauer | E. Pallé | I. Ribas | M. Line | L. Labadie | M. Wyatt | I. Snellen | H. Linz | Y. Miguel | J. Grenfell | A. Glauser | S. Rugheimer | E. V. van Dishoeck | Yamila Miguel | Enric Pallé | D. Defrére
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