Participants

Name

Institution

Participation
Aaron Evans NRAO/UVA In person
Alejandro Saravia University of Virginia In person
Alex Garcia University of Virginia In person
Ananya Priyadarshini Sreelekha University of Toledo Remote
Anna Dignan University of Virginia In person

Anne Medling

 University of Toledo In person
Caroline Kuczek University of Toledo In person
Cristina Lofaro Institute of Astrophysics - FORTH Remote
Darshan Kakkad
University of Hertfordshire, UK
 Remote
Dave Sanders IfA, U. of Hawaii In person
David Frayer GBO/NRAO In person

Devaky Kunneriath (LOC - co-Chair)

 NRAO In person

Eric Murphy

 NRAO In person

Ezequiel Treister

 Universidad de Tarapacá In person

Gabriela Meza

 Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras Remote

George Privon

 NRAO In person

Gustav Olander

 Chalmers University Remote

Hanae Inami
Hiroshima University
 Remote

Hayley Roberts

 University of Minnesota Remote

Ilsang Yoon

 NRAO In person

Jaya Nagarajan-Swenson

 University of Virginia In person

Jim Braatz

 NRAO In person

John Hibbard

 NRAO In person

Justin Kader

 UCI Remote

Kara Green

 University of Virginia

In person
Kimberly Emig
NRAO
In person

Kirsten Larson
STScI
 In person

Laura Lenkic

 IPAC/Caltech In person

Lee Armus

 IPAC In person

Leiany de Oleo Rodriguez

 Puerto Rico In person

Loreto Barcos Muñoz (LOC - Chair)

 NRAO In person

Makoto Johnstone

 University of Virginia In person

María Sánchez-García

 Institute of Astrophysics - FORTH Remote

Marina Bianchin

 UCI Remote

Matt Malkan

 UCLA Remote

Ming-Yi Lin

 University of Toledo In person

Núria Torres-Albá

 University of Virginia In person

Paul van der Werf

 Leiden Observatory Remote

Sabrina Stierwalt
Occidental College
 Remote

Sean Linden

 University of Arizona In person

Thomas Lai

 IPAC In person (TBC)

Torsten Boeker
ESA/STScI
 In person

Victorine Buiten

 Leiden Observatory Remote

Vivian U

 IPAC In person
Yiqing Song European Southern Observatory Remote

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