Science Review Panels - Volunteer Form By submitting this application, your name and contact information will be added to our volunteer reviewer list. Please note that we typically fill only 1–2 spots on a panel each proposing semester, so do not be discouraged if you do not hear from us right away. We aim to balance expertise and minimize recruiting reviewers who have close collaborative ties (e.g., co-authors on papers or proposals) to the same panel. We greatly appreciate your interest in serving as a reviewer. Name Affiliation Email Address Verify Email Leave this field blank if using screen reader Career Stage Postdoctoral ResearcherEarly Career/Junior FacultyMid-career/FacultySenior Research/Senior FacultyRetired Science Review Panel (Science Categories) SSP - Solar system, stars, planetary systems: Sun, planets, comets, IPM, exoplanets, main sequence stars, active stars, stellar winds, AGB stars, post-AGB stars, PNe, novae GWT - Gravitational Waves and Energetic transients: Supernovae, gravitational wave sources, gamma-ray bursts, tidal disruption events, fast radio bursts, exotic/unknown transients PCO - Pulsars and Compact objects: Millisecond pulsars, cataclysmic variables, black hole and/or neutron star x-ray binaries, pulsar timing, pulsar proper motion SFM - Star formation: young stellar objects, protostars, jets, outflows, T Tauri stars, circumstellar disks, protoplanetary systems ISM - Interstellar medium: galactic HI, OH, ISM magnetic fields, SNRs, HII regions, astrochemistry NGA - Galaxies (continuum), groups, clusters: disk emission, star formation, magnetic fields, galactic winds, starbursts, intracluster emission EGS- Galaxies (line): galaxy structure, galaxy kinematics and dynamics, galaxy chemistry, gas in galaxies LLA - Active galactic nuclei, low-luminosity: FR 1 radio galaxies, FR 0 radio galaxies, Seyfert galaxies, quiescent SMBH, Sgr A* HLA - Active galactic nuclei, high-luminosity: FR II radio galaxies, quasars, QSOs, blazars, BL Lacs HIZ - High redshift and source surveys: high-z objects, extragalactic source surveys, galaxy formation, gravitational lenses, CMB, early universe Comments
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