Participants

The following is a list of the registered participants and their affiliation:

In-person attendees

  • John Barrett (MIT Haystack)
  • Jay Blanchard (NRAO)
  • Walter Brisken (NRAO)
  • Geoff Crew (MIT Haystack Observatory)
  • Adam Deller (Swinburne University of Technology)
  • Paul Demorest (NRAO)
  • Michael Dutka (USNO)
  • Adriana Escobar (NRAO)
  • Wael Farah (SETI Institute)
  • Heman Gharibnejad (USNO)
  • Eric Greisen (NRAO)
  • Jakob Gruber (BEV)
  • Andrew Hoffmaster (USNO)
  • Lucas Hunt (NRAO)
  • Jongsoo Kim (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)
  • Peter Kotze (NRAO)
  • Justin Linford (NRAO)
  • Lei Liu (Shanghai Astronomical Observatory)
  • Lisa Mauger (JPL)
  • Emmanuel Momjian (NRAO)
  • Jim Ogle (NRAO)
  • Cormac Reynolds (CSIRO)
  • Helge Rottman (MPIfR)
  • Frank Schinzel (NRAO)
  • Joe Skeens (UT-Austin)
  • Anthony Sowinski (NRAO)
  • Chenoa Tremblay (SETI Institute)
  • Steven Tremblay (NRAO)
  • Lilia Tremou (NRAO)
  • Catarina Ubach (NRAO)
  • Mark Wainright (NRAO)
  • Montana Williams (NMT/NRAO)
  • Wei Yu (CfA)
  • Yun Yu (Shanghai Astronomical Observatory)

 

Virtual attendees

  • Salama Al-Ali (SAASST)
  • Anoud Alzaabi (SAASST)
  • Simone Bernhart (Reichert GmbH, BKG, MPIfR)
  • Zhong Chen (Shanghai Astronomical Observatory)
  • Yoon Kyung Choi (Reichert GmbH, BKG, MPIfR)
  • Shaoguang Guo (Shanghai Astronomical Observatory)
  • Sara Hardin (USNO)
  • Fanie van den Heever (SARAO)
  • Pengfei Jiang (Xinjiang Astronomical Observatory)
  • Wu Jiang (SHAO)
  • Mark Kettenis (JIVE)
  • GuangHui Li (Urumqi, CAS)
  • Marisa Nickola (SARAO/HartRAO)
  • Arzoo Noorani (Sharjah Academy for Astronomy Space Sciences and Technology)
  • Omar Yeste Ojeda (NRAO)
  • Wendy Peters (NRL)
  • Violet Pfeiffer (MIT Haystack)
  • Jack Radcliffe (University of Pretoria)
  • Venkatessh Ramakrishnan (Finnish Centre for Astronomy with ESO)
  • Pedro Salas (Green Bank Observatory)
  • Matthew Schiller (NRAO)
  • Matteo Stagni (INAF)
  • Haruka Ueshiba (Geospatial Information Authority of Japan)
  • Jan Wagner (MPIfR)
  • Jun Yang (Onsala Space Observatory)
  • Weimin Zheng (Shanghai Astronomical Observatory)

 

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