The objectives of the meeting are to prepare:

1. The Huygens Legacy
2. A Review of Expectations for the Continuing Orbiter Mission
3. Objectives that will remain for Future Missions to Titan

The venue will be the CosmoCaixa science museum in Barcelona, Spain, situated not far from a singular modernist building: the Fabra Observatory, which houses the telescope from which Josep Comas i Solà observed the atmosphere of Saturn's moon Titan in 1907.

The conference will include introductory lectures, invited talks, contributed talks and posters, as well as public talks on the major scientific topics listed below:

1. Highlights of the Huygens in situ exploration science return
2. Strength of the combined Huygens in situ and Cassini orbiter remote sensing approach at Titan
3. Role of complementary ground-based observations, laboratory data and modelling in the interpretation of space-based data at Titan
4. Ways to preserve the unique scientific and engineering knowledge obtained from Huygens and transfer it to future generations of Titan (and other satellites) explorers: the Huygens Legacy
5. Lessons learned from Cassini-Huygens for future exploration of Titan: Optimizing the Huygens legacy and preparing for a return in the Saturnian System

For further details please visit the workshop website (see link in right-hand menu).