Participants

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

  • Lori Appel (NRAO-NM)
  • Dana Baylis-Aguirre (NMT)
  • Pedro Beaklini (NRAO-NM)
  • Loreto Barcos-Munoz (NRAO-CV)
  • Sanjay Bhatnagar (NRAO-NM)
  • Julia Blue Bird (NRAO-NM)
  • Jesse Bublitz (GBO)
  • Tierra Candelaria (NMT)
  • Rebecca Charbonneau (NRAO-CV)
  • Tao-Chung Ching (NRAO-NM)
  • Barry Clark (NRAO-NM)
  • Paul Demorest (NRAO-NM)
  • Vivek Dhawan (NRAO-NM)
  • Dillon Dong (NRAO-NM)
  • Kimberly Emig (NRAO-CV)
  • Tasha Gautam (NRAO-CV)
  • Miller Goss (NRAO-NM)
  • Eric W Greisen (NRAO-NM)
  • Suzy Gurton (NRAO-CV)
  • Preshanth Jagannathan (NRAO-NM)
  • Anna Kapinska (NRAO-NM)
  • Brian Kent (NRAO-CV)
  • Devaky Kunneriath (NRAO-CV)
  • Justin Linford (NRAO-CV)
  • Lisa Locke (JPL)
  • Ryan Lynch (GBO)
  • Steven Myers (NRAO-NM)
  • Elisabeth A.C. Mills (KU)
  • Robert Minchin (NRAO-NM)
  • Emily Moravec (GBO)
  • Arielle Moullet (NRAO-CV)
  • Bang Nhan (NRAO-CV)
  • Viral Parekh (NRAO-NM)
  • Pallavi Patil (NRAO-NM)
  • Rick Perley (NRAO-NM)
  • George Privon (NRAO-CV)
  • Tatiana M. Rodriguez (NMT)
  • Michael Rugel (NRAO-NM / CfA)
  • Dary Alexandra Ruiz (NRAO-CV)
  • Erin Ryan (Booz Allen Hamilton)
  • Frank Schinzel (NRAO-NM)
  • Patrick Sheehan (NRAO-CV)
  • Lorant Sjouwerman (NRAO-NM)
  • Brian Svoboda (NRAO-NM)
  • Chenoa Tremblay (NRAO-NM / SETI Institute)
  • Lilia Tremou (NRAO-NM)
  • Savin Shynu Varghese (NRAO-NM)
  • Catherine Vlahakis (NRAO-CV)
  • Fabian Walter (MPIA)
  • Lisa Winter (NSF)
  • Al Wootten (NRAO-CV)
  • Ilsang Yoon (NRAO-CV)

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