New York Area Exoplanets Meeting

Important Information

New York Area Exoplanets seeks to connect astronomers in the greater New York area working in the field of exoplanet science (or related ventures) for a one day conference in NYC.

This year’s one-day meeting will be held on Friday, May 15th, 2026 and hosted by the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH).
We can accommodate ~ 130 attendees.

American Museum of Natural History
200 Central Park West
New York, New York 10024

There will be no registration fee to attend.

Abstracts will be due March 10, 2026, and the conference registration deadline will be April 15, 2026.

NOTE: We will be replacing poster presentations with 1 minute lightning talks.

For those attending, please remember to bring photo ID to check in with the security desk upon arrival. Entrance to AMNH is located off Central Park West below the main staircase.
The dress code for this meeting is casual.

    SOC (Alphabetical)
  • Phil Armitage (CCA/Stonybrook)
  • Keaton Bell (CUNY)
  • Emily Calamari (AMNH)
  • Dax Feliz (CCA)
  • Jane Huang (Columbia)
  • Mordecai-Mark Mac Low (AMNH)
  • Malena Rice (Yale)
  • Niall Whiteford (AMNH)
  • Josh Winn (Princeton)

Stay Tuned!

May 2026 Meeting Agenda Coming Soon!

Code of Conduct

In both scientific research and education and in public service, members of the AMNH community respect the rights and dignity of all peoples, striving to eliminate bias in their professional activities, to acknowledge the rights of others to hold values, attitudes, and opinions that differ from their own, and to foster respect for others.

The AMNH community is diverse -- in race, background, age, religion, and in many other ways. The personal actions of each member of the AMNH community establish and maintain the culture of tolerance and respect for which we strive. Each member of the AMNH community should respect the rights and dignity of others regardless of their differences, and must conscientiously abide by the principles of nondiscrimination adopted by AMNH.

Harassment along sexual, racial, or political lines has no place in our community. It should be clear to all those who work and study at AMNH that sexual harassment and attempted sexual duress are not only violations of law but also constitute unprofessional conduct that impairs life within the AMNH community.