Participants

Following is the complete list of registered participants including postdocs, invited speakers, organizers and registered local scientific staff:

Borja Anguiano, UVA

Alan Bridle, NRAO CV

Laura Fissel, NRAO CV

Tobias Fritz, UVA

Adam Ginsburg, NRAO SO

Chat Hull, NRAO/Harvard

Tanmoy Laskar, NRAO/Berkeley

Natalia Lewandowska, GBO

Dustin Madison, NRAO CV

Jeff Mangum, NRAO CV

Brett McGuire, NRAO CV

Kristina Nyland, NRAO CV

Kyle Penner, NRAO CV

Gwendoline Stéphan, UVA

Kevin Stovall, NRAO SO

Jessica Utley, NRAO CV

Rukmani Vijayaraghavan, UVA

Jackie Villadsen, NRAO CV

Jennifer Weston, GBO

Dong Zhang, UVA




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