Participants

R. Allen, Space Telescope Science Institute
E. de Blok, ASTRON
J. Braatz, NRAO
F. Briggs, Australia National University
Z. Butcher, University of Massachusetts

J. Cannon, Macalester College
B. Catinella, MPA-Garching
J. Chengalur, Tata Institute

H. Courtois, University of Lyon
D. Fertig, George Mason Univ.
J. R. Fisher, NRAO

F. Fraternali, University of Bologna
D. Frayer, NRAO
Y. Gao, Purple Mountain Observatory
R. Giovanelli, Cornell University

M. Haynes, Cornell University
D.E. Hogg, NRAO
M. Johnson, NRAO
S. Kannappan, University of North Carolina

K. (Chenoweth) Keating, Naval Research Laboratory
J. Kenney, Yale University
B. Kent, NRAO

V. Kilborn, Swinburne University
G. Langston, NRAO
A. Leroy, NRAO
F. Lo, NRAO

F.J.Lockman, NRAO
B. Madore, Carnegie Observatories
R. Maddalena, NRAO
S. McGaugh, University of Maryland
S. Miller, Oxford University

R. Minchin, NAIC Arecibo Observatory
J. O'Connor, George Mason University
K. O'Neil, NRAO

T. Osterloo, ASTRON Dwingeloo
J. Ott, NRAO
M.  Papastergis, Cornell University
M. Patterson, New Mexico State University
D.J. Pisano, West Virginia University
D. Pomarede, CEA
D. Rebolledo, University ofIllinois
R. Reyes, Univ. of Chicago

D. A. Roshi, NRAO
D. Saul, Columbia University
E. Shaya, University of Maryland
J. Sorce, IPNL Lyon

D. Stark, University of North Carolina
R. Taylor, NAIC Arecibo Observatory
B. Tully, University of Hawaii
J.M. van der Hulst, University of Groningen
M. Verheijen, ASTRON Dwingeloo

L. Watson, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
S. Wolfe, West Virginia University
R. Xue, University of Illinois
M. Zhu, National Astronomical Observatory of China

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