Hayabusa Symposium 2021 Abstracts

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Program of Hayabusa 2021

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Session-1: Ryugu sample
No.	Presentation title	Corresponding author
S1-1	An overview of initial descriptions for samples returned from C‐type asteroid Ryugu	T. Yada
S1-2	First NIR hyperspectral imaging of Hayabusa2 returned samples by the MicrOmega microscope within the ISAS Curation Facility	C. Pilorget
S1-3	Initial analysis of Hayabusa2 returned samples from asteroid (162173) Ryugu	S. Tachibana
S1-4	Progress of chemical characterization of asteroid Ryugu samples	H. Yurimoto
S1-5	Initial analysis of “stone” size Ryugu samples: current status	T. Nakamura
S1-6	Mineralogy and surface modification of small grains recovered from the asteroid 162173 Ryugu	T. Noguchi
S1-7	Initial Analysis of Volatile Components in the Hayabusa2 Samples	R. Okazaki
S1-8	An initial look at the distributions and compositions of organic macromolecules in the asteroid Ryugu samples	H. Yabuta
S1-9	Soluble Organic Matter (SOM) analysis of the Hayabusa2 samples: The first results	H. Naraoka

Session-2: Ryugu sample
No.	Presentation title	Corresponding author
S2-1	A first look at the interior and exterior of Ryugu preserved in samples collected by Hayabusa2	E. Nakamura
S2-2	The C‐type asteroid Ryugu: A first detailed look by Phase2 Curation Kochi (Ph2K)	M. Ito
S2-3	JAXA Detailed Description ‐Variation of surface characteristics of Ryugu returned samples‐	A. Nakato
S2-4	Overview of the features of returned samples from the C‐type asteroid 162173 Ryugu based on optical microscope observations and their weights	A. Miyazaki
S2-5	Initial description of Ryugu returned samples: characteristics of individual grains by FT‐IR analysis	K. Hatakeda
S2-6	MicrOmega detections of C‐rich phases in Ryugu returned samples within the Hayabusa2 JAXA Extraterrestrial Curation Center	J. -P. Bibring
S2-7	MicrOmega detections of carbonates in Ryugu returned samples within the Hayabusa 2 JAXA Extraterrestrial Curation Center	D. Loizeau
S2-8	The 2.7μm OH band in different grains of Ryugu from the two collection sites, as seen by MicrOmega in the Hayabusa2 Curation Facility	T. Le Pivert-Jolivet
S2-9	Microscale diversity of H, C, and N isotopes in asteroid Ryugu	L. R. Nittler
S2-10	Diversity of Insoluble Organic Matter at the Nanoscale in Asteroid Ryugu	R. Stroud
S2-11	Infrared transmission spectra of Ryugu particles and their unique adsorption behavior	Y. Kebukawa
S2-12	Thermal history of Ryugu based on Raman characterization of Hayabusa2 samples	L. Bonal
S2-13	Elemental and isotopic compositions of organic grains from asteroid Ryugu	L. Remusat

Session-3: Ryugu sample
No.	Presentation title	Corresponding author
S3-1	Exposure Conditions of Samples Collected on Ryugu’s Two Touchdown Sites Determined by Cosmogenic Nuclides	K. Nishiizumi
S3-2	Small grains from Ryugu: handling and analysis pipeline for Infrared Synchrotron Microspectroscopy	S. Rubino
S3-3	Preliminary results from FTIR hyper‐spectral imaging campaign on Ryugu small grains and fragments	Z. Dionnet
S3-4	Iron valence state and mineralogy in particles from asteroid Ryugu	M. Roskosz
S3-5	Three‐dimensional analysis of Ryugu sample particles using X‐ray nanotomography	A. Tsuchiyama
S3-6	Surface morphologies and space weathering features of Ryugu samples	T. Matsumoto
S3-7	CNHOS contents with their isotopic compositions and preliminary organic profiles from the Hayabusa2 samples	Y. Takano
S3-8	Compound distribution determined by nanoLC‐Orbitrap MS	F. -R. Orthous-Daunay
S3-9	Highest molecular diversity and structural complexity revealed with ultrahigh resolution mass spectrometry and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy of Ryugu´s samples	P. Schmitt-Kopplin

Session‐4: Asteroid ‐ Meteorite Connection
No.	Presentation title	Corresponding author
S4-1	The Winchcombe Meteorite: A Pristine Sample of the Outer Asteroid Belt	A. J. King
S4-2	Thermal History of Dehydrated CY Chondrites Reconstructed from their Fe‐sulfide Grains	C. Harrison
S4-3	Hydrothermal history of (162173) Ryugu’s parent body inferred from remote‐sensing data	E. Tatsumi
S4-4	Multiband thermal radiometry and related laboratory studies, indicating possible origin and evolution of Ryugu	M. Hamm
S4-5	Color Mapping of Asteroid Bennu	D. DellaGiustina
S4-6	The Mineralogy and Organic Composition of Bennu as Observed by VNIR and TIR Spectroscopy	V. E. Hamilton
S4-7	The Nature of Extraterrestrial Amino Acids in Carbonaceous Chondrites and Links to Their Parent Bodies	D. P. Glavin
S4-8	Oxygen isotopes and water in bulk matrix of CM2 Murchison as an analog for Ryugu matrix	A. Patkar
S4-9	Anomalous and ungrouped carbonaceous chondrites in the US Antarctic meteorite collection and their potential relevance to Ryugu and Bennu	K. Righter

Session‐5: Itokawa Sample and Meteorites
No.	Presentation title	Corresponding author
S5-1	Volatiles in Chondrites and Achondrites	M. Bose
S5-2	Space weathering of sulfides and silicate minerals from asteroid Itokawa	L. C. Chaves
S5-3	Space weathering of iron sulfides on airless bodies	T. Matsumoto
S5-4	Extraterrestrial Non‐Protein Amino Acids Identified in Carbon‐Rich Particles Returned from Asteroid Itokawa	E. T. Parker
S5-5	NaCl in an Itokawa Particle: Terrestrial or Asteroidal?	S. Che
S5-6	Northwest Africa 5401 CV chondrite: Not oxidized, not reduced, maybe in between?	T. J. Fagan
S5-7	Organics and iron speciation in CI chondrites : a combined STXM and TEM study	C. Le Guillou
S5-8	Shocked regolith in asteroid 25143 Itokawa surface	J. M. Trigo-Rodríguez
S5-9	Organic matter in Itokawa particles	Q. H. S. Chan

Session‐6: Sample Return & Space Missions
No.	Presentation title	Corresponding author
S6-1	Hayabusa2 curation: from concept, design, development, to operations	M. Abe
S6-2	Sample Analysis Plan for NASA’s OSIRIS‐REx Mission	H. C. Connolly Jr.
S6-3	Scientific importance of the sample analyses of Phobos regolith and the analytical protocols of returned samples by the MMX mission	W. Fujiya
S6-4	What should we do with these Martian rocks? A tale of MSR Sample Science and Curation	A. Hutzler
S6-5	A New Laboratory Facility in the Era of Sample Return: the Sample Analysis Laboratory (SAL) at DLR Berlin	E. Bonato
S6-6	Milani CubeSat for ESA Hera mission	T. Kohout
S6-7	The young basalts on the Moon: Pb–Pb isochron dating in Chang’e‐5 Basalt CE5C0000YJYX03501GP	D. Liu

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No.	Presentation title	Corresponding author
P-1	The fundamental deformation of cosmic bodies not depending of their sizes and compositions(from asteroids to Universe)	G. G. Kochemasov
P-2	Exogenous copper sulfide in a returned grain from asteroid Itokawa	K. D. Burgess
P-3	A Series of Recent Falls of Carbonaceous Chondrites ‐ Perfect Analogues for Returned Hayabusa 2 and Osiris Rex Asteroidal Materials	V. H. Hoffmann
P-4	Heated Synthetic Murchison Reflectance Spectra	S. Sidhu
P-5	Status of the Curatorial Database System for the Ryugu Samples	M. Nishimura
P-6	Methodology of MicrOmega data acquisition/processing in initial description of Ryugu returned samples	K. Yogata
P-7	Comparison of ion‐ and laser‐weathered spectra of olivines and pyroxenes	K. Chrbolková
P-8	Solid Materials of Mineral and Rock on the Solar System: X‐ray Unit and Mixed Status	Y. Miura
P-9	Model of Material Characteristics of Carbonaceous Meteorites from Texture of Carbon‐Bearing Grains	Y. Miura
P-10	Neural network for classification of asteroid spectra	D. Korda
P-11	Assessment of organic, inorganic, and microbial contamination in the facilities of the Extraterrestrial Sample Curation Center of JAXA	Y. Hitomi

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