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ETU Anderson

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Annual Report 2020

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Seilis - EtU

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Asteroid (99581) Egal

Auriane Egal (b. 1991 ) is a postdoctoral associate at Western University in London, Canada. Her research focuses on the observation, modeling and prediction of meteor showers.

Orbit Type: Main Belt

Ref: WGSBN Bull. 1, #2, 27

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Asteroid (42910) Samanthalawler

Samantha Lawler (b. 1982) is an Assistant Professor at the University of Regina (Canada) who observationally studies small body populations around the Sun and exoplanetary systems.

Orbit Type: Main Belt

Ref: WGSBN Bull. 1, #2, 23

 

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Asteroid 36340 Vaduvescu

Ovidiu Vaduvescu (b. 1967) is a Romanian astronomer at ING (La Palma, Spain) whose career has spanned several countries. A dedicated observer, he has worked on near-Earth asteroids and dwarf galaxies. Many students and amateur astronomers have benefited from his teaching skills.
2000 – 2005 – PhD (Physics and Astronomy), York University.
Thesis: Infrared Properties of Star Forming Dwarf Galaxies.

Orbit Type: Main Belt

Ref: WGSBN Bull. 1, #2, 19

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Asteroid (33896) Hickson

Dylan Hickson (b. 1991) is a postdoctoral scholar at the Arecibo Observatory, Puerto Rico, who specializes in radar observations of near-Earth asteroids and understanding the properties of planetary surfaces and regolith using radar scattering measurements.
YorkU Ph.D. Earth & Space Science 2014-2019 Characterising the dielectric properties of geologic and asteroid regolith analogue material for improved planetary radar interpretation
McMaster B.Sc. 2009-2014 Honours Earth and Environmental Science and Physical Science

Orbit Type: Hungaria

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Asteroid (31399) Susorney

Hannah Susorney (b. 1991) is a former postdoctoral researcher at the University of British Columbia and a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellow at the University of Bristol. She studies topography of asteroids and the role of impact cratering on the surface evolution of planetary bodies.

Orbit Type: Main belt

Ref: WGSBN Bull. 1, #2, 15

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