Registered Participants

 

 

Name Affiliation Part 1 Part 2
Frank Schinzel UNM/MPIfR √ √
David H. Roberts Brandeis University √ —
Ai-Lei Sun Princeton University √ √
Laura Zschaechner UNM √ √
Denis Leahy University of Calgary √ —
Marc Royster Northwestern √ √
Ronny Blomme Royal Observatory of Belgium √ √
Andra Stroe Leiden University √ √
Tessa Vernstrom University of British Columbia √ √
Hana Schumacher University of Portsmouth √ √
Carl Melis University of California, San Diego √ —
Philip Schmidt MPIfR √ —
Casey Law UC Berkeley √ —
Mark Sargent CEA Saclay √ √
Sui Ann Mao NRAO/Un Wisconsin/Madison √ —
Sravani Vaddi Rochester Institute of Technology √ √
Anna Williams University of Wisconsin/Madison √ —
Heidi Medlin NRAO √ —
Harvey S. Liszt NRAO √ √
Jeremy Harwood University of Hertfordshire √ √
Chris De Pree Agnes Scott College √ —
David Mulcahy
 MPIfR √ √
Pat Palmer University of Chicago √ √
Bob Mesler University of New Mexico √ —
Viviana Rosero New Mexico Tech √ √
Robin Pulliam NRAO — √
Delia Volpi Royal Observatory of Belgium √ —
Mark McCoy New Mexico Tech √ √
Mary Barsony SETI Institute √ —
Lorraine Bowman SSI √ √
Justin Linford UNM √ —
Joanna Corby University of Virginia — √

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