JWST-TST DREAMS: Secondary Atmosphere Constraints for the Habitable Zone Planet TRAPPIST-1 e
Ana Glidden(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Roeland P. van der Marel(Space Telescope Science Institute), Jeff A. Valenti(Space Telescope Science Institute), Dana R. Louie(University of Maryland, College Park), Amélie Gressier(Space Telescope Science Institute), Jingcheng Huang(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Kevin B. Stevenson(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), Caleb I. Cañas(Pennsylvania State University), Sukrit Ranjan(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Nikole K. Lewis(Space Telescope Science Institute), Natalie H. Allen(Johns Hopkins University), Elijah Mullens(Unknown), Sara Seager(American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics), Natasha E. Batalha(Space Telescope Science Institute), Ryan J. MacDonald(University of Michigan), Néstor Espinoza(Space Telescope Science Institute), Ryan C. Challener, Knicole D. Colón(Goddard Space Flight Center), Zifan Lin(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Daniel T. Valentine(University of Bristol), Lili Alderson(University of Bristol), Douglas Long(Space Telescope Science Institute), Kristin S. Sotzen(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), C. M. Mountain(Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy), Hannah R. Wakeford(Space Telescope Science Institute), Mark Clampin(Goddard Space Flight Center), Marshall D. Perrin(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), David Grant(University of Bristol)
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