Participants

Name

Affiliation

Elizabeth (Betsey) Adams

Cornell University

Crystal Anderson

NMT

Tim Bastian

NRAO
Bryan Butler

NRAO

Sayan Chakraborti

Tata Institute of Fundamental Research

Poonam Chandra

Royal Military College of Canada

Bin Chen

University of Virginia

Minho Choi

KASI

Ian Czekala

CfA
Vivek Dhawan

NRAO

Jason Dittmann

CfA

Damon Farnsworth

University of Minnesota

Wen-fai Fong

CfA
Dale Frail

NRAO
Hansung Gim

University of Massachusetts

Carlos Carrasco-Gonzalez

MPIfR

Assaf Horesh

Caltech

Stan Kurtz

UNAM

Cornelia Lang

University of Iowa

Tanmoy Laskar

CfA

Jeremy Lim

University of Hong Kong

Christene Lynch

University of Iowa

Rita Mann

Herzberg Institute of Astrophysics

Elisabeth Mills

UCLA
Amy Mioduszewski

NRAO

Kunal Mooley

Caltech
Claire Murray

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Susan Neff

NASA

Patrick Palmer

University of Chicago

Anthony Remijan

NRAO
Michael Rupen

NRAO
Anthony Rushton

ESO

Demerese Salter

University of Maryland

Jason Speights

NMT

Shaye Storm

University of Maryland
Ai-Lei Sun

Princeton University

David Westpfahl

NMT

Theresa van Vliet Wiegert

Queens University

Lisa Young

NMT

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