Participants

Name

Affiliation
Aditya Togi University of Toledo
Adrian Vantyghem University of Waterloo
Alexander Hegedus University of Michigan
Alexander Pollak University of Oxford
Alexandra Truebenbach University of Colorado at Boulder
Andrew Janzen Caltech
Ann Schmiedekamp Penn State Abington
Anna Ordog University of Calgary
Ashley Shukayr Case Western Reserve University
Carl Schmiedekamp Penn State Abington
Daniel Hayden Square Kilometre Array Organisation
Daniel Huizenga Michigan State University
Douglas Vakoch SETI Institute
Elizabeth Tarantino Case Western Reserve University
Evan Rich The University of Oklahoma
Eve Klopf Oregon Institute of Technology
Feng Long Kavli Institute for Astronomy and Astrophysics PKU China
Golnoosh Golpayegani West Virginia University
Hamideh Ebrahimi University of Maryland
Henri Radovan University of Puerto Rico
Jintao Luo NRAO
Julia Gross Columbia University
K. Phillip Nelson Concord University
Karen Ann Knierman SESE Arizona State University
Kelly Miller University of Arizona
Kianoosh Tahani University of Calgary Department of Physics and Astronomy
Kirsten Hall Johns Hopkins University
Kurt Hermann Plarre Martens Associated Universities Inc.
Lauranne Lanz Caltech/IPAC
Luke Robert Parviz Jew University of Oxford
Matteo Luisi West Virgina University
Maximilian Scheel University of Otago
Megan Ansdell Institute for Astronomy
Mehrnoosh Tahani University of Calgary
Mehrnoush Zomederis York University
Michael Rainer Rugel Max-Planck-Institut für Astronomie
Monica Sanchez Barrantes University of New Mexico
Nathanial Hendler University of Arizona
Nau Raj Pokhrel Florida International University
Nicholas MacDonald Boston University
Nipuni Palliyaguru West Virginia University
Pedro Ruben Rivera Ortiz Instituto de Ciencias Nucleares UNAM
Philip Engelke Johns Hopkins University
Robert Selina NRAO
Rodolfo Montez Vanderbilt University
Samuel Swihart Michigan State University
Seth Bruzewski Michigan Station University
Shuo Kong University of Florida
Taylor Hogge Boston University
Tsz Kuk Daisy Leung Cornell University
William Paul Armentrout West Virginia University
Yali Shao Kavli Institute for Astronomy and Astrophysics at Peking University
Yao-Lun Yang University of Texas
Yong Zheng Columbia University

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