Speakers

	Daniela Calzetti Resolved Stellar Populations and Their Environments University of Massachusetts
	Laura Chomiuk ngVLA KSG: Black Holes Michigan State University
	Jeremy Darling Cosmology and Fundamental Physics University of Colorado, Boulder
	Katherine de Kleer Planetary Systems Caltech
	Mark Dickinson US-ELT NOAO
	Jenny Greene Formation and Evolution of Compact Objects Princeton University
	Michiel Hogerheijde ngVLA KSG: AstroChem Leiden Observatory
	Joseph Lazio ngVLA KSG: Galactic Center Pulsars Jet
	Adam Leroy ngVLA KSG: Galaxy Evolution Ohio State University
	Nicole Lloyd-Ronning Multi-Messenger Astronomy and Astrophysics Los Alamos National Laboratory
	Víctor M. Rivilla Star and Planet Formation Osservatorio Astrofisico di Arcetri
	Nienke van der Marel ngVLA KSG: Planet Formation NRC Herzberg Institute for Astrophysics
	Jackie Villadsen Stars and Stellar Evolution NRAO
	Min Yun Galaxy Evolution University of Massachusetts

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