HST Time Allocation Committee Programs

Thu Dec 7 03:30:05 EST 2023

Cycle	Type	ID	PI	Institution	Country	Title	Allocated Orbits
31	GO	17583	Brendan O'Connor	Carnegie Mellon University	USA	Understanding the Hubble tension and jet physics through joint electromagnetic and gravitational wave observations of a neutron star merger	28
31	GO	17580	Giuseppina Fabbiano	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Probing the AGN-Host Relationship in the LINER /CT-AGN NGC 4102	10
31	GO	17579	John Hughes	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	A Newly Identified Merging Cluster Near Pericenter	5
31	GO	17578	Jimmy Irwin	University of Alabama	USA	Eat Your Green Pea Galaxies!7	7
31	GO	17577	Mark Reynolds	The Ohio State University	USA	Probing Super-Eddington Outflows via Accreting Galactic BeXRBs	1
31	GO	17576	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	The Rossby Conundrum	10
31	GO	17575	Eleonora Troja	Universita di Roma Tor Vergata	ITA	GOTCHA! Gravitational wave counterparts Observed wiTh CHAndra	16
31	GO	17574	Benjamin Roulston	Clarkson University	USA	Spin Me Right Round: Testing Accretion Spin-up in Wide Binary Main-Sequence Carbon Stars	9
31	AR	17573	Anatasia Morgan	Northern Arizona University	USA	An archival search for faint Trans-Neptunian Objects	unknown
31	AR	17572	Sumit Sarbadhicary	The Ohio State University	USA	A comprehensive survey of where stars explode in the interstellar medium	unknown
31	AR	17571	Adam Kraus	University of Texas at Austin	USA	PSF-DASH: The IMF to Planetary Masses via a New Forward-Modeling Analysis of DASH Mosaics	unknown
31	AR	17570	Benjamin Oppenheimer	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	A Novel Descriptive Parametric Model of Gaseous Atmospheres	unknown
31	AR	17569	Frances Cashman	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Tracing the Origin of High-Velocity Clouds with UV Dust Depletions	unknown
31	AR	17568	Farhanul Hasan	New Mexico State University	USA	Unveiling the connection between gas flows around galaxies and the cosmic web using QSO spectra	unknown
31	AR	17567	Pippa Molyneux	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Mapping a new mid-UV absorption feature on Ganymede	unknown
31	AR	17566	Artem Burdanov	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	Deepest high-inclination pencil-beam survey for Trans-Neptunian objects	unknown
31	AR	17565	Wei Leong Tee	University of Arizona	USA	HST+JWST: An Archival Survey of Variability-Selected Faint AGN at z=5-7	unknown
31	AR	17564	Samir Salim	Indiana University System	USA	The Best of Both Worlds: Bringing HST Resolution to SDSS Statistical Samples for the Study of Galaxy Quenching	unknown
31	AR	17563	Russell Ryan	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	ArchExtract: Maximizing Hubble's Archival Legacy of Slitless Spectroscopy	unknown
31	AR	17562	Mary Putman	Columbia University in the City of New York	USA	The Spiral Galaxy Halo Gas Profile at z=0 and the Link to Satellite Quenching	unknown
31	AR	17561	Daniella Bardalez Gagliuffi	Amherst College	USA	The largest high angular resolution survey of ultracool dwarfs using the HST archive	unknown
31	AR	17560	Christopher Garling	The University of Virginia	USA	Probing Patchy Reionization with Uniformly Measured Star Formation Histories of Ultra-Faint Dwarf Galaxies	unknown
31	AR	17559	Alaina Henry	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Galactic Winds Unveiled: Leveraging Cloud Simulations with Radiative Transfer to Constrain Feedback	unknown
31	AR	17558	Robert Hargreaves	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Sulfur Vision! Refining our view of sulfur-containing UV opacities for exoplanet atmospheres	unknown
31	AR	17557	Yong Zheng	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	USA	Mapping Localized, Feedback-Driven Outflows Across the Nearby, Low-Mass Galaxy Sextans A	unknown
31	AR	17556	Nahum Arav	Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University	USA	Quasar outflows in the HST/UV archive: Measuring major contributors to AGN feedback	unknown
31	AR	17555	James DerKacy	Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University	USA	The UV Future is Now: Tapping Hubble's UV Spectral Archive to Drive Current and Future Type Ia Supernova Science	unknown
31	AR	17554	Rupert Croft	Carnegie Mellon University	USA	Galaxy Parallax Preparatory Science	unknown
31	AR	17553	Philip Massey	Lowell Observatory	USA	The Nature of a Newly Discovered Wolf-Rayet Binary: Archetype of Stripping?	unknown
31	AR	17552	Rupali Chandar	University of Toledo	USA	Identifying X-ray Binaries with High-Mass Donor Stars in Nearby Spiral Galaxies	unknown
31	AR	17551	Benjamin Rackham	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	Unlocking the Stellar Treasure Trove: A Legacy Library of Stellar Hosts' Heterogeneities, Activity, and Spectral Contributions from HST Exoplanet Data	unknown
31	AR	17550	Alyson Brooks	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	Interpreting Age Gradients in Dwarf Galaxies	unknown
31	AR	17549	Anna Wright	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Predicting Dwarf Galaxy Evolution in Resolved Milky Way Halos	unknown
31	AR	17548	Wenlei Chen	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	Reanalysis of the core-collapse supernova rate at cosmic noon in the archival HST imaging	unknown
31	AR	17547	Ferah Munshi	George Mason University	USA	Teasing Apart the Effects of Radiation and SN Feedback in Simulated Observations of Dwarf Galaxies	unknown
31	AR	17546	Bart Wakker	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	The Local Gaseous Cosmic Web	unknown
31	AR	17545	Jeyhan Kartaltepe	Rochester Institute of Technology	USA	The Role of Galaxy Mergers and Interactions in Fueling Star Formation and Black Hole Activity	unknown
31	AR	17544	Abigail Lee	University of Chicago	USA	Quantifying Systematics in the JAGB Method Distance Scale in M33	unknown
31	GO	17543	Guangwei Fu	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Unveiling the nightside of ultra-short period ultra-hot Jupiter TOI-2109b	30
31	GO	17542	Timothy Heckman	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Emission-Line Imaging of the M 82 Wind: Moving from Phenomenology to Physics	26
31	GO	17541	Glenn Kacprzak	Swinburne University of Technology	AUS	Completing the uncharted baryon cycle at the ISM/CGM interface to determine how galaxies get their gas	34
31	GO	17540	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Fragmented Asteroid 331P/Gibbs	6
31	GO	17539	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Cometary Disruption	3
31	GO	17538	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	The Next Interstellar Interloper	4
31	GO	17537	Guangwei Fu	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	How shiny is HD209458b in the NUV?	10
31	GO	17536	Sylvain Veilleux	University of Maryland	USA	Probing the Cool, Warm, and Hot Gas at the Center of the Perseus Cluster with Deep Far-Ultraviolet Spectroscopy	8
31	GO	17535	Sylvain Veilleux	University of Maryland	USA	Dust in Galactic Winds and Fountains: A Near-UV Survey of Nearby Highly Inclined Starburst and Active Disk Galaxies	44
31	GO	17534	Keighley Rockcliffe	Dartmouth College	USA	A young burping planet: characterizing the variable atmospheric escape of the exciting AU Mic b	20
31	GO	17533	Jillian Rastinejad	Northwestern University	USA	Identifying a New Source of r-Process Nucleosynthesis with HST	8
31	GO	17532	Todd Tripp	University of Massachusetts - Amherst	USA	High-Velocity Cloud Complex M: Precise Constraints on the Conditions, Abundance Patterns and Dust Content, and the Physics of Circumgalactic Gas in the Disk-Halo Interface	8
31	GO	17531	Howard Bond	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	Planetary Nebulae in Star Clusters: Testing Membership with High-Precision Proper Motions	3
31	GO	17530	Lee Patrick	Centro de Astrobiologia (CSIC/INTA) Inst. Nac. de Tec. Aero.	ESP	Hot and cool - hot companions as probes of red supergiants	38
31	GO	17529	Ori Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Adding the Stripped-Envelope Supernova iPTF 13bvn to the Ongoing Search for Surviving Companion Stars	12
31	GO	17528	Chris Mihos	Case Western Reserve University	USA	Ultradiffuse Galaxies in the Virgo Cluster	40
31	GO	17527	Philip Massey	Lowell Observatory	USA	Weighing the Most Massive Binary	4
31	GO	17526	Peter Senchyna	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	Mega-deep UV spectroscopy of star-forming galaxies: completing the picture of the extremely metal-poor massive stars underlying high-ionization UV nebular emission	74
31	GO	17525	Keith Noll	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Improving the Orbit of Queta: Enabling Observations with the Lucy Spacecraft	1
31	GO	17524	Audrey Thirouin	Lowell Observatory	USA	A Deep Search for Moons around Contact Binary Trans-Neptunian Objects.	10
31	GO	17523	Edward Cackett	Wayne State University	USA	Determining the broad line region continuum contribution in NGC 7469	2
31	GO	17522	Andrea Dupree	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Betelgeuse: The Great Dimming Redux?	8
31	GO	17521	Catherine Espaillat	Boston University	USA	A multiwavelength study of protoplanetary disk ionization	6
31	GO	17520	Louise Breuval	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	A 1% cross-calibration of Cepheids, TRGB, and JAGB in five nearby galaxies with HST	33
31	GO	17519	Igor Chilingarian	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Chasing the tail: measuring a proper motion of the Coma cluster dwarf ram-pressure-stripped galaxy GMP2640 with its extraordinary star cluster population.	6
31	SNAP	17518	Alexander Beckett	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	PIE+: Identifying LyC leakers through improved photometry of the PIE survey fields	65
31	GO	17517	Hsiao-Wen Chen	University of Chicago	USA	CONTACT: Circumgalactic Observations of Nuv-shifted Transitions Across Cosmic Time	131
31	GO	17516	Marjorie Decleir	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA	USA	Dust extinction at its extremes - from the smallest to the largest dust grainst	23
31	GO	17515	Svea Hernandez	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Chasing Lyman Continuum Leakers in the Local Universe	10
31	GO	17514	Burcin Mutlu-Pakdil	Dartmouth College	USA	Three new isolated, faint and star-forming dwarf galaxies beyond the Local Group	3
31	GO	17513	Paul Bennet	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Proper Motions of Galaxies in the M81 Group: Unleashing the Full Power of HST's 20-year Time Baseline	42
31	GO	17512	Francisco Mueller-Sanchez	University of Memphis	USA	Probing SMBH/Galaxy Co-Evolution with Dual and Binary AGN	15
31	GO	17511	Jaya Maithil	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	A Major Overhaul of Ultraviolet-Based Black Hole Mass Prescriptions	29
31	GO	17510	Michael Gregg	University of California - Davis	USA	The Origin of the Virgo Intergalactic Population	20
31	GO	17509	Christina Lindberg	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Winging the SMC: 3D Structure of the Interstellar Medium in the Tidally Distrupted Wing of the SMC	15
31	GO	17508	Imad Pasha	Yale University	USA	HST imaging of a newly discovered many-ringed galaxy	2
31	GO	17507	Wynn Jacobson-Galan	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Going Up on a Thursday: Flash Spectroscopy of Type II Supernovae with HST	21
31	SNAP	17506	Wynn Jacobson-Galan	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Constraining the CSM Interaction Engine in Type II Supernovae	38
31	GO	17505	Sukanya Chakrabarti	University of Alabama in Huntsville	USA	Constraining dark matter near the Galactic plane with precisely timed eclipsing binary stars	32
31	SNAP	17504	Patrick Kelly	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	SNAP Survey for Strongly Lensed Supernovae and Magnified Stars	180
31	GO	17503	Hannah Diamond-Lowe	Technical University of Denmark-DTU Space	DNK	Hot Rock Stars: Capturing high-energy spectra of 5 M dwarfs hosting terrestrial exoplanets that JWST will test for atmospheres	47
31	GO	17502	David Thilker	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Resolving gas, star formation and feedback in nearby galaxies with an HST+JWST+ALMA Treasury	169
31	GO	17501	Paul Bennet	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Lone Lion or Part of a Pride: Proper Motion and Orbit of Leo P	16
31	GO	17500	William Blair	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Expansion and Evolution of the Crab Nebula: A 23+ Year HST Perspective	36
31	GO	17499	John Raymond	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Dust Destruction in Supernova Remnant Shock Waves	6
31	GO	17498	David Sand	University of Arizona	USA	The Ultra-faint Dwarf Galaxy System of NGC300 -- A New Frontier and Analog to the Large Magellanic Cloud	3
31	GO	17497	Stefano Valenti	University of California - Davis	USA	UV CSM Interaction in the extremely nearby SN 2023ixf in M101	7
31	GO	17496	Josefin Larsson	Royal Institute of Technology	SWE	Expanding shocks and the emergence of the compact object in Supernova 1987A	17
31	GO	17495	Amy Simon	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Oscillations of Jupiter's Great Red Spot	18
31	GO	17494	Danielle Berg	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Resolving the C/O Abundance Discrepancy with HST/COS	20
31	GO	17493	Miriam Keppler	University of Arizona	USA	Mapping the inner disk wind of RU Lup with molecular hydrogen	30
31	GO	17492	Brendan O'Connor	Carnegie Mellon University	USA	Zooming in on the locations of short gamma-ray bursts	31
31	GO	17491	Grace Telford	Princeton University	USA	A Legacy Far-Ultraviolet Spectral Atlas of Extremely Metal-Poor O Stars	110
31	GO	17490	Alec Hirschauer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	A Local Lyman Continuum Leaker: Direct and Indirect Detections with KISSB 85	8
31	GO	17489	Shreyas Vissapragada	Harvard University	USA	Hunting for Hazes in the Atmosphere of a Warm Super-Puff	10
31	GO	17488	Petia Yanchulova Merica-Jones	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Unraveling the mystery of the rare 2175 A extinction bump in the SMC	9
31	GO	17487	Yasaman Homayouni	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	A Fundamental Test of Black Hole Masses: Ultraviolet Echo Mapping the Multi-Scale Broad Line Gas around Quasars	50
31	GO	17486	Andrew Battisti	Australian National University	AUS	UV-MAGPI: Sharpening our View of Dust Attenuation	33
31	GO	17485	Namrata Roy	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Dissecting Red geyser winds: low luminosity AGNs with large scale outflows in the ionized phase	5
31	GO	17484	Ekta Patel	University of Utah	USA	Beyond PAndAS: Two Extremely Faint Candidate Satellites of M33 Identified in Diffuse Light	2
31	SNAP	17483	Rajeshwari Dutta	Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics	IND	Characterizing Lyman-Alpha emitters with Snapshot Survey (CLASS)	100
31	GO	17482	George Zhou	University of Southern Queensland	AUS	Probing active atmospheric erosion across an adolescent planet system	20
31	GO	17481	Kristen McQuinn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Discovery of Six Isolated Ultra-Faint Dwarf Galaxy Candidates in the Local Group	5
31	GO	17480	Kristen McQuinn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Turn-Down in the Baryonic Tully-Fisher Relation (BTFR)	12
31	GO	17479	Paul Kalas	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Capturing the signatures of planets shaping two large-radius debris belts unveiled with ALMA	8
31	GO	17478	Joseph Burchett	New Mexico State University	USA	A comprehensive survey of diffuse gas in the Fornax Cluster	32
31	GO	17477	Daniel Perley	Liverpool John Moores University	GBR	HST Spectroscopy of a Fast-Rising Luminous Ultraviolet Transient	6
31	GO	17476	George Pavlov	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	The most puzzling UV-optical-NIR spectrum of an isolated neutron star: A disk or a magnetosphere?	8
31	GO	17475	Peter Senchyna	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	Probing the limits of nitrogenic ultraviolet emission in the most extreme nearby star-forming galaxies	10
31	GO	17474	Justin Pierel	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Pioneering Precision: Advancing Cosmology with the First Statistical Sample of Gravitationally Lensed Supernovae	45
31	GO	17473	Jack Warfield	The University of Virginia	USA	Moving beyond the Milky Way: Enabling Cross-Observatory Proper Motion Determinations with HST and JWST	8
31	GO	17472	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	Gamma-ray burst supernovae across cosmic time	30
31	GO	17471	Jonathan Nichols	University of Leicester	GBR	Elucidating Jupiter's auroral processes with HST and JWST	6
31	GO	17470	Kurt Retherford	Southwest Research Institute	USA	HST-Juno Io Campaign: Connecting Volcanos to the Plasma Environment	122
31	GO	17469	John Debes	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Bridging the Gap Between Exo-Kuiper Belts and the Solar System's Zodiacal Light in Support of Future NASA Exoplanet Missions	45
31	GO	17468	Christian Schneider	Universitat Hamburg, Hamburger Sternwarte	DEU	Space weather on GJ 436 b	21
31	GO	17467	Tom Megeath	University of Toledo	USA	An HST + JWST Investigation of Two Protostellar Outflows in Orion: Tracing Jets From 100 au to 100,000 au	15
31	GO	17466	Clemence Fontanive	Universite de Montreal	CAN	Tracing the wobble: astrometric monitoring of the first Y+Y brown dwarf binary	2
31	GO	17465	Alessandra Aloisi	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	NGC 4214: Spatially-Resolved Calibration of Indirect Methods to detect LyC Leaking Photons at all Redshifts	10
31	GO	17464	Adam Kowalski	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	From High-Energy Particle Beam Heating in Stars to Ozone Destruction in Planets: NUV Spectra as the Fulcrum for a Comprehensive Understanding of Flaring M Dwarf Systems	88
31	GO	17463	Gerard Kriss	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Evolution of the Obscuring Outflow in the Active Galaxy Mrk 817	9
31	GO	17462	Ravi Sankrit	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Evolution of an isolated shock-cloud interaction along the southeastern boundary of the Cygnus Loop supernova remnant	4
31	GO	17461	Vihang Mehta	California Institute of Technology	USA	Unlocking the rich potential of JWST slitless spectroscopy with the help of HST: an optical follow-up campaign	21
31	GO	17460	Antonija Oklopcic	Universiteit van Amsterdam	NLD	Heavy metals escaping from a hot Neptune	15
31	GO	17459	Paul Kalas	University of California - Berkeley	USA	High-resolution imaging of Fomalhaut's newly discovered intermediate dust belt to precisely measure the planetary system geometry	10
31	GO	17458	Dawn Erb	University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee	USA	Spatially Resolving the Baryon Cycle at z~2-3	5
31	GO	17457	Francesco Belfiore	INAF - Osservatorio Astrofisico di Arcetri	ITA	Zooming in on HII regions: a comprehensive view of dust attenuation and embedded star formation in local galaxies	19
31	GO	17456	Kevin Wagner	University of Arizona	USA	Travelling Through Time in the Beta Pictoris Disk: Exploring the Frequency of Protoplanet Collisions	12
31	SNAP	17455	Yue Shen	University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign	USA	A Snapshot Survey of Sub-arcsec Dual Quasars and Lenses at z>2	250
31	GO	17454	Pieter van Dokkum	Yale University	USA	A candidate nearly-dark galaxy with 4 globular clusters	6
31	GO	17453	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Activity at the Edge	17
31	GO	17452	Yuri Izotov	Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences, BITP	UKR	Lyman-alpha emission in low-mass compact galaxies with most extreme [OIII]5007/[OII]3727 ratios of above 30	22
31	GO	17451	Ravi Sankrit	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	UV Spectroscopy of the D-type Symbiotic, R Aquarii: Revealing the Energetics of the Inner Nebula	3
31	GO	17450	Eleonora Troja	Universita di Roma Tor Vergata	ITA	A holistic view of compact binary mergers: from kilonova to afterglow	24
31	GO	17449	Giorgos Leloudas	Technical University of Denmark-DTU Space	DNK	Early spectroscopy of tidal disruption events: outflow signatures or chemical composition ?	6
31	GO	17447	Thomas Wevers	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Joint HST+XMM time-resolved UV+X-ray observations of a quasi-periodically erupting X-ray source	10
31	GO	17446	Peter Milne	University of Arizona	USA	Extending Precision Cosmology to Early Hosts of Type Ia Supernovae via Surface Brightness Fluctuation (SBF) Distances	31
31	GO	17445	Douglas Gies	Georgia State University Research Foundation	USA	Masses of Be+sdO binaries with visual orbits	15
31	GO	17444	Dusan Tubin	Leibniz-Institut für Astrophysik Potsdam (AIP)	DEU	Mapping the geometry of the new lensed quasar eRASS1 J050129.5-073309 using high resolution imaging of the lens and quasar host	4
31	GO	17443	Cody Carr	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	Establishing the Geometry of Lyman Continuum Escape	23
31	GO	17442	Susana Deustua	National Institute of Standards and Technology	USA	Calibrating the Universe: Faint White Dwarf Standard Stars at the Ecliptic Poles for Cross-calibration of HST, Euclid and Roman	24
31	GO	17441	Kareem El-Badry	California Institute of Technology	USA	UV spectroscopy of runaways from thermonuclear supernovae	11
31	GO	17440	Elisa Garro	European Southern Observatory - Chile	CHL	Assembling the Milky Way: Adding Globular Clusters from the Sagittarius Dwarf Galaxy	12
31	GO	17439	Allison Noble	Arizona State University	USA	Skeletons in the Cluster: Unveiling the Stellar Mass Backbone of z=1.6 Galaxies	7
31	GO	17438	Maude Gull	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Emission-line stars in the extremely metal-poor dwarf galaxy Sextans A	8
31	GO	17437	Tania Barone	Swinburne University of Technology	AUS	When does the initial mass function become heavy? A unique view of two massive galaxies at z=1	2
31	SNAP	17436	Joseph Jensen	Utah Valley University	USA	An Independent High-Precision Distance Ladder for Cosmology	123
31	GO	17435	Davide Massari	INAF-Osservatorio di Astrofisica e Scienza dello Spazio	ITA	The Hubble Missing Globular Clusters Survey	61
31	GO	17434	Eduardo Vitral	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Shedding Light on Dark Matter: Internal Proper Motions in Ursa Minor	16
31	GO	17433	Qiaoya Wu	University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign	USA	HST UV Spectroscopy of High-accretion-rate AGNs and the Origin of Offset in the Broad-Line Region Size-Luminosity Relation	19
31	GO	17432	Laura Hunter	Dartmouth College	USA	Timescales of Stellar Feedback in Blue Galaxies: Critical Parameters for Galaxy Evolution	6
31	GO	17431	Michael Gladders	University of Chicago	USA	A Remarkable Wide Separation Lensed Quasar	8
31	GO	17430	Kaelee Parker	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Pulling Back the Curtain Veiling Extreme UV Galaxies: Revealing the Mysterious Sources of He II Emission	25
31	GO	17429	Michael Tucker	The Ohio State University	USA	Elevating the Scientific Output of JWST by using HST to Examine the Heart of Type Ia Supernova 2021aefx	10
31	GO	17428	Kevin France	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	The M dwarf FUV Continuum: A Missing Driver of Atmospheric Hazes in Exoplanet Atmospheres	27
31	GO	17427	Yifan Zhou	The University of Virginia	USA	Monitoring the H-alpha Emission from the PDS 70 Planets	14
31	GO	17426	Andreas Sander	Astronomisches Rechen-Institut Heidelberg	DEU	Benchmarking early-type Wolf-Rayet stars as sources of He II ionizing flux in stellar populations	26
31	GO	17425	Seth Redfield	Wesleyan University	USA	Mapping the Collision of the Nearest Interstellar Medium Clouds	14
31	GO	17424	Rui Marques-Chaves	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	High-resolution imaging of the ionizing and non-ionizing radiation of extreme starbursts at z~2.4	23
31	GO	17423	Giulia Tozzi	Universita di Firenze	ITA	Towards an unbiased sample of sub-arcsec dual AGN with HST/STIS	32
31	GO	17422	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	Bulk abundances of the planetary material in a nearby bright gaseous disk around a white	10
31	GO	17421	Paul Strom	The University of Warwick	GBR	Shocking detections: Characterising exocometary shock fronts by tracking star-grazing comets using the UV AlIII line	10
31	SNAP	17420	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	A legacy survey for evolved planetary systems within 100pc	150
31	GO	17419	Nathan Smith	University of Arizona	USA	A 3-Epoch Time-Lapse Movie of the Kinematics Across the Carina Nebula	19
31	GO	17418	Natasha Batalha	NASA Ames Research Center	USA	Upon Reflection: Unveiling a Cloud Transition with a High-Precision Reflected Light Spectrum	20
31	GO	17417	Benjamin Proudfoot	Brigham Young University	USA	Exploring the Dynamics of Quaoar's Rings	5
31	GO	17416	Philip Bennett	Dalhousie University	CAN	Wind Structure of 31 Cygni from UV Eclipse Mapping	10
31	GO	17415	Charles Kilpatrick	Northwestern University	USA	SN 2019yvr: A Hydrogen-poor Supernova with Late-Time Circumstellar Interaction and a Progenitor Candidate	4
31	GO	17414	Laura Kreidberg	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	The SPACE Program: a Sub-neptune Planetary Atmosphere Characterization Experiment	89
31	GO	17413	Or Graur	University of Portsmouth	GBR	Tripling the sample of late-time Type Ia supernovae	30
31	GO	17412	Trent Dupuy	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	Dynamical Masses of the Coldest Brown Dwarfs	4
31	GO	17411	Ariel Goobar	Stockholm University	SWE	New frontiers in gravitational lensing: multiply-imaged supernovae	3
31	GO	17410	Ryan Foley	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Reducing Type Ia Supernova Distance Biases by Separating Reddening and Intrinsic Color	30
31	GO	17409	Tuan Do	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Advancing a decades long experiment at the Galactic center	6
31	GO	17408	Jonathan Nichols	University of Leicester	GBR	Observing Jupiter's FUV auroras during the Juno Extended Mission	10
31	GO	17407	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	Delivering on the promise of multi-messenger astronomy	20
31	GO	17406	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	The Beat Goes On	4
31	GO	17405	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Alpha Centauri and Environs	4
31	GO	17404	David Bennett	University of Maryland	USA	Mass Measurement of a Candidate Balck Hole Microlens with Systematic Error Control	4
31	GO	17403	Luigi Bedin	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	ITA	Astrometric search for Planets orbiting the closest Y Dwarf	4
31	GO	17402	Luigi Bedin	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	ITA	The 25,000-Lightcurve HST-Kepler Treasury Survey	8
31	GO	17401	Anna Pala	ESA-European Space Astronomy Centre	ESP	Accreting white dwarfs as probes of compact binary evolution	7
31	GO	17400	Jessica Lu	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Hunting for Black Holes with Astrometric Microlensing	8
31	GO	17399	Luigi Bedin	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	ITA	Astrometric signature of a Second Planet in Proxima	2
31	GO	17316	Michael Jones	University of Arizona	USA	Quenching in the lowest mass galaxies at the edge of the Local Group	2
30	GO	17312	Caroline Huang	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Refining the Mira Distance Ladder with NIRCam Observations of M101	3
30	GO	17311	Matthew Bayliss	University of Cincinnati Main Campus	USA	Resolving Star Formation At the Star Cluster Scale Down to ~30 pc at z=2.5	5
30	SNAP	17310	Michael Koss	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	A Blue Gap Survey of Nearby Active Galaxies	389
30	SNAP	17309	Vihang Mehta	California Institute of Technology	USA	Resolved imaging survey of the analogs of high-z massive, star-forming clumps	381
30	SNAP	17308	Cameron Lemon	Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne	CHE	An HST Gap Program for lensed Quasars	408
30	SNAP	17307	Kim-Vy Tran	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	A Legacy Library of 500 Strong Gravitational Lenses	500
30	GO	17304	Xin Liu	University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign	USA	A Systematic Survey of Close Dual and Lensed SMBHs at Cosmic Noon	4
30	GO	17303	Ryan Cooke	Durham Univ.	GBR	The primordial helium isotope ratio	1
30	GO	17302	Qicheng Zhang	California Institute of Technology	USA	Mapping the Debris of Comet 96P/Machholz	7
30	GO	17301	Pieter van Dokkum	Yale University	USA	Ultraviolet imaging of a candidate runaway supermassive black hole	12
30	GO	17300	Wynn Jacobson-Galan	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Probing the Post-genitor System of Calcium-rich Transient SN 2021gno	2
30	GO	17299	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	A detailed far-ultraviolet study of the planetary debris accreting onto the magnetic white dwarf Feige 7	8
30	GO	17297	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Evolution of the DART Dimorphos Debris Field	15
30	GO	17290	Yuyang Chen	University of Toronto	CAN	Probing the nature of the UV-bright transient emission from AT2018cow more than 4 years post-explosion	5
30	GO	17289	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Macroscopic Debris from the DART impact	4
30	GO	17288	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	A New Asteroid Pair	4
30	GO	17287	Xin Liu	University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign	USA	Discovering Close Dual and Lensed SMBHs at Cosmic Noon	15
30	GO	17286	Rui Marques-Chaves	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	Unveiling the origin and nature of the UV-brightest Lyman continuum emitting star-forming galaxy	5
30	GO	17285	Vivian U	University of California - Irvine	USA	From Galactic Cores to the Cosmic Web -- A Study of Feedback and Multiphase Galactic Winds with HST and JWST	4
30	GO	17284	Emanuele Farina	NOIRLab - Gemini North (HI)	USA	A young lensed quasar at cosmic dawn	2
30	GO	17283	Gabriele Cugno	University of Michigan	USA	Confirming an accreting planet in a very young protoplanetary disk	3
30	GO	17282	David Wilson	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Ultraviolet Photometry of TRAPPIST-1 during the next JWST Observing Window	15
30	GO	17281	Gene Leung	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Revealing the Nature of Five Potential Bright Galaxies at z > 10	5
30	GO	17280	Yifan Zhou	The University of Virginia	USA	Validating and Characterizing the Protoplanet Candidate AB Aur b with WFC3/UVIS UV and Optical Photometry	9
30	GO	17279	Tomer Shenar	Universiteit van Amsterdam	NLD	Benchmarking the first bona fide extragalactic X-ray faint massive black-hole binary	2
30	GO	17278	Ryan Chornock	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Testing the Limit: Late-time HST Observations of the Most Energetic GRB Ever	11
30	GO	17277	Alexa Gordon	Northwestern University	USA	Spatially Resolving the First z>1 Fast Radio Burst Host Galaxy	4
30	GO	17276	Ingrid Pelisoli	The University of Warwick	GBR	A new radio pulsing white dwarf?	12
30	GO	17275	Michael Wong	University of California - Berkeley	USA	The closure of two climate cycles in Jupiter's atmosphere during the Juno era	8
30	GO	17274	Missagh Mehdipour	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Catching changing-look AGN NGC 3516 at a bright flux level to establish the role of winds	2
30	GO	17273	Jelle Kaastra	Space Research Organization Netherlands	NLD	Through darkness and light: the many faces of the outflows in NGC 3783	2
30	GO	17272	Stefanie Fijma	Universiteit van Amsterdam	NLD	A transient outflow in the short-period binary UW CrB	6
30	GO	17270	Aaron Evans	The University of Virginia	USA	The Effects of the Merger Process on Extranuclear Star Formation in LIRGs	5
30	GO	17269	Xin Liu	University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign	USA	A Complete Census of Luminous Sub-arcsec Dual/Lensed Quasars at z > 1.5	11
30	GO	17268	Bjorn Emonts	Associated Universities, Inc.	USA	CO+Methanol absorption: kpc-scale diagnostic of star formation in a proto-galaxy	1
30	GO	17267	Michael Jones	University of Arizona	USA	Gas content of a new class of stellar system in the Virgo cluster	6
30	GO	17244	John Hughes	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	A New High Redshift, High Mass SZ-Selected Cluster	3
30	GO	17243	Kate Napier	University of Michigan	USA	DECALS J0542-2125: The Dynamical State of an Extraordinary Cluster Merger at z = 0.61	5
30	GO	17242	Ming Sun	University of Alabama in Huntsville	USA	Resolving an orphan cloud as a signpost of ICM clumping	2
30	GO	17241	Eileen Meyer	University of Maryland Baltimore County	USA	Examining the Variability of High-Redshift Jets	4
30	GO	17240	Ming Sun	University of Alabama in Huntsville	USA	Searching for X-ray nuclear sources in Virgo dwarfs in stripping	11
30	GO	17239	Igor Chilingarian	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	X-ray confirmation of optically selected IMBH-powered AGN and high-resolution imaging of their host	5
30	GO	17238	Ashley Chrimes	European Space Agency - ESTEC	NLD	Comprehensive Chandra, Gemini, JVLA and HST observations of a fast blue optical transient	4
30	GO	17237	Mark Reynolds	The Ohio State University	USA	Probing Super-Eddington Outflows via Accreting Galactic BeXRBs	1
30	GO	17236	Matt Nicholl	The Queen's University of Belfast	GBR	Tidal disruption events unveiled: understanding their long-term accretion with Chandra and HST	3
30	GO	17235	Scott Chapman	University of British Columbia	CAN	Assembling the most massive galaxy clusters: AGN and environment in HS1549+19 at z=2.9	8
30	GO	17234	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	The Beat Goes On	4
30	GO	17233	Eleonora Troja	Universita di Roma Tor Vergata	ITA	GOTCHA! Gravitational wave counterparts Observed wiTh CHAndra	16
30	GO	17232	Eleonora Troja	Universita di Roma Tor Vergata	ITA	Identifying the fingerprints of r-process heavy metals in a short GRB	11
30	GO	17227	Todd Tripp	University of Massachusetts - Amherst	USA	Unique Constraints on the Physics of Circumgalactic Gas from Ultrahigh Resolution Observations of Galactic High-Velocity Clouds	48
30	GO	17226	Marianna Annunziatella	Centro de Astrobiologia (CSIC/INTA) Inst. Nac. de Tec. Aero.	ESP	Characterizing Growth and Quenching Pathways of the Most Massive Galaxies at 3	12
30	GO	17225	Daniela Calzetti	University of Massachusetts - Amherst	USA	The (Ir)Regularities of Dust Attenuation in Star Forming Galaxies	9
30	GO	17223	Peter Zeidler	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Far out in the SMC wing: the extraordinary cluster NGC 602	5
30	GO	17222	Margarita Karovska	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	WD Periastron Passage in the R Aqr System: Zooming on the New Ejecta and Jet	6
30	GO	17221	Michael Zhang	University of Chicago	USA	Lyman alpha measurements from two mini Neptunes around one star	15
30	GO	17220	Timothy Heckman	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Are There Two Classes of Lyman-Leaky Galaxies?	12
30	GO	17219	Keighley Rockcliffe	Dartmouth College	USA	The evaporating atmosphere of a planet in the young bright multiplanet system AU Mic	14
30	GO	17218	Morten Andersen	European Southern Observatory - Germany	DEU	The Initial Mass Function in a Low Metallicity Environment of the Milky Way	12
30	GO	17217	Gabor Worseck	Private Company	DEU	The First Dedicated Spectroscopic Extreme UV Survey of Low-Luminosity Broad-Line Active Galactic Nuclei	20
30	GO	17216	Alessandro Savino	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Establishing a 1% anchor for the Population II Distance Ladder with HST and Gaia	68
30	GO	17215	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Asteroid Bennu Large Particle Trail	8
30	GO	17214	Laurent Lamy	Observatoire de Paris - Section de Meudon	FRA	Unravelling the auroral diversity and magnetospheric dynamics of Uranus while approaching solstice	12
30	GO	17213	Michal Drahus	Uniwersytet Jagiellonski	POL	UV spectroscopy of the next interstellar object 3I	16
30	GO	17212	Michael West	Lowell Observatory	USA	Caught in the Act: The Hierarchical Formation of Abell 1185	39
30	GO	17211	Rongmon Bordoloi	North Carolina State University	USA	Search for feedback signatures in massive blue galaxy halos	56
30	GO	17210	Robert Fesen	Dartmouth College	USA	A Multi-Bandpass ACS Survey of Cassiopeia A: Keeping Up with its Rapidly Evolving Structure	24
30	GO	17209	Andrew Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA	USA	Circumgalactic Gas on the Outskirts of the Local Group: the Halo of Sextans B	8
30	GO	17208	Jessie Runnoe	Vanderbilt University	USA	Tick Tock, Time's Up: An Alternative to the Supermassive Black Hole Binary Scenario in J1430	3
30	GO	17207	David Rubin	University of Hawaii	USA	Fundamentally More: Quadrupling the sample of CALSPEC fundamental white dwarfs	35
30	GO	17206	Benjamin Proudfoot	Brigham Young University	USA	Investigating Planet Formation in the Cold Classical TNOs Through Non-Keplerian Analysis	8
30	GO	17205	Erez Zimmerman	Weizmann Institute of Science	ISR	Explosions in Real-Time: Rapid UV Supernova Flash Spectroscopy	22
30	GO	17203	Ori Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Towards a Comprehensive Search for Surviving Companions to Stripped-Envelope Supernovae	22
30	GO	17202	Kareem El-Badry	California Institute of Technology	USA	Does MWC 656 host a black hole or stripped helium star? FUV spectroscopy will tell.	3
30	GO	17201	Eileen Meyer	University of Maryland Baltimore County	USA	Determining the High-Energy Emission Mechanism in Extragalactic Jets with HST	13
30	GO	17200	Kareem El-Badry	California Institute of Technology	USA	A census of massive binaries and luminous blue variables in the Whirlpool Galaxy	5
30	GO	17199	Cameron Lemon	Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne	CHE	Time-delay Cosmography with Strongly Lensed Quasars: Doubles vs. Quads	16
30	GO	17198	Peter Senchyna	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	First look at the high-ionization UV nebular emission powered by the youngest stellar populations below 5% solar metallicity: the missing link to the reionization era?	7
30	GO	17197	Eileen Meyer	University of Maryland Baltimore County	USA	Proper Motions of Extragalactic Jets with HST: A New Epoch	7
30	GO	17196	John Clarke	Boston University	USA	Identifying the Hydrogen Excess in the Stagnation Region at the Heliospheric Interface	6
30	GO	17195	Ori Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	UV Spectroscopic Signatures from Fast Evolving Transients	6
30	SNAP	17194	Lisa Kelsey	University of Portsmouth	GBR	Local Environments of Low-redshift Type Ia Supernova Siblings	32
30	GO	17193	Philip Massey	Lowell Observatory	USA	WO-type Wolf-Rayet Stars: The Last Hurrah of Massive Stars	7
30	GO	17192	Laura Kreidberg	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	The SPACE Program: a Sub-neptune Planetary Atmosphere Characterization Experiment	116
30	GO	17191	Or Graur	University of Portsmouth	GBR	Tripling the sample of late-time Type Ia supernovae	27
30	GO	17190	Patrick Godon	Villanova University	USA	Will the Recurrent Nova T Pyxidis Become a Type Ia Supernova?	4
30	GO	17189	David Thilker	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	A panoramic study of low-density star formation in XUV disk galaxy NGC 3621: Testing for environmental dependency of clusters, OB associations, and the stellar hierarchy	24
30	GO	17188	Ruben Fedriani	Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia (IAA)	ESP	Cosmic Beacons Towards a Theory of Massive Star Formation - A NIR View of the Most Luminous Protostars	10
30	GO	17187	Naomi Rowe-Gurney	Royal Astronomical Society	GBR	Observing the Ice Giants with Hubble WFC3 to Enhance Cycle 1 James Webb Space Telescope Data	12
30	GO	17186	Judith Provencal	University of Delaware	USA	The Origins and Evolution of Helium Atmosphere White Dwarfs	10
30	GO	17185	Laura Rogers	University of Cambridge	GBR	How diverse is the bulk composition of exoplanetary material?	67
30	GO	17184	Asa Skuladottir	University of Florence	ITA	Signatures of neutron star mergers hidden in Gaia Enceladus?	44
30	GO	17183	Hannah Wakeford	University of Bristol	GBR	Hubble Ultraviolet-optical Survey of Transiting Legacy Exoplanets (HUSTLE) treasury program	122
30	GO	17182	Jonathan Labadie-Bartz	University of Oklahoma Norman Campus	USA	The hot remnant core of the mass donor in a unique Be star binary HD 92406 - two stellar eclipses and two disk occultations per orbit	2
30	SNAP	17181	Joseph Lyman	The University of Warwick	GBR	A public survey of superluminous supernovae hosts to study their progenitors	130
30	GO	17180	Svea Hernandez	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	What's hidding in the neutral gas? Dissecting the different metallicity components in NGC 1313	8
30	SNAP	17179	Lluis Galbany	Institute of Space Sciences (CSIC-IEEC)	ESP	A public HST-UV snapshot survey of type Ia supernova host galaxies with pre-existing optical integral-field spectroscopy	232
30	GO	17178	Judith Provencal	University of Delaware	USA	The Blue Edge of the Helium White Dwarf Instability Strip	27
30	SNAP	17177	Igor Chilingarian	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Snapshot survey of host galaxies of active 'light-weight' supermassive black holes	86
30	GO	17176	Lynne Hillenbrand	California Institute of Technology	USA	The Innermost Regions of FU Ori Disks: A Spectral Legacy for HST/STIS+COS	21
30	GO	17175	Eleonora Troja	Universita di Roma Tor Vergata	ITA	Mapping the diversity of kilonovae through rapid Hubble observations of a short gamma-ray burst	12
30	GO	17174	Paul Bennet	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	New Kids on the Block? Proper Motions of First Infall Galaxies in the Local Group	28
30	GO	17173	David Nataf	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Correcting for the Effects of Interstellar Extinction Toward the Roman Galactic Exoplanet Survey Fields	7
30	GO	17172	Rebecca Canning	University of Portsmouth	GBR	Caught in the act: Galaxy quenching beyond the core of a redshift two galaxy cluster?	32
30	GO	17171	Daniel Schaerer	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	Uncovering the Lyman continuum SED of star-forming galaxies from ~550 to 912 Angstroem	25
30	GO	17170	Matthew Siebert	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Measuring the Effect of Progenitor Metallicity on Type Ia Supernova Distance Estimates	8
30	GO	17169	Daniel Schaerer	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	Revealing the link between strong LyC emitters and enigmatic CIV emitters	34
30	GO	17168	Brendan Bowler	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Confirming the Protoplanet Candidate AB Aur b with Accretion Light Echoes	20
30	GO	17167	Herve Bouy	Universite de Bordeaux	FRA	Multiplicity among free-floating planets	60
30	GO	17166	Ian Roederer	North Carolina State University	USA	Fission of Transuranic Nuclei: A Potential Observational Signature in Metal-Poor Stars	60
30	GO	17165	Misty Bentz	Georgia State University Research Foundation	USA	Accurate Distances to Canonical Seyferts	63
30	GO	17164	Burcin Mutlu-Pakdil	Dartmouth College	USA	Exploring The Plane of Satellites Around NGC253: A Case Study for Isolated Environments	4
30	GO	17163	William Sparks	SETI Institute	USA	Probing the icy regoliths of Europa with imaging polarimetry	8
30	GO	17162	David Sing	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	The HST/JWST synergy: A deep dive into the NUV with WASP-39b to answer key formation questions	24
30	GO	17160	Ariel Goobar	Stockholm University	SWE	New frontiers in gravitational lensing: multiply-imaged supernovae	9
30	GO	17159	Xin Wang	Chinese Academy of Sciences	CHN	Escaping Lyman Continuum from the Overdensities of Extreme Emission Line Galaxies at z~2.2	38
30	SNAP	17158	Eric Bell	University of Michigan	USA	The lowest luminosity galaxy candidates ever discovered outside of the Milky Way	55
30	GO	17157	R. O. Loyd	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Observing the Overlooked Double Lyman-alpha Transit of HD 189733 b to Break Mass Loss Rate Degeneracies	14
30	GO	17156	Paul Cauley	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Transiting Ultra-hot Gas Giants: Astrophysical Laboratories for Atmospheric Escape Studies	20
30	GO	17155	Oleg Kargaltsev	George Washington University	USA	The legacy UV survey of 28 pulsars	28
30	GO	17154	Haojing Yan	University of Missouri - Columbia	USA	ACS Observations in a JWST CVZ Field --- providing the missing link for a JWST time-domain science initiative	24
30	GO	17153	Floriane Leclercq	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Resolving Lyman Alpha emission in a complete sample of Lyman Continuum leakers and non-leakers	49
30	GO	17152	George Zhou	University of Southern Queensland	AUS	Probing for the extended exosphere of a 100 Myr mini-Neptune	15
30	GO	17151	Matteo Messa	INAF - OAS Bologna	ITA	Massive star clusters in low star formation regime dwarfs?	30
30	GO	17150	Samantha Trumbo	Cornell University	USA	Targeted Observations of Ceres' Occator Crater with HST/STIS	1
30	GO	17149	Aaron Romanowsky	San Jose State Univ. Research Foundation	USA	Characterizing the unusual star cluster population in a candidate dark matter free galaxy	2
30	GO	17148	Floriane Leclercq	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Preparing to find the sources of the reionization: Testing MgII as a Lyman Continuum tracer using a unique mock JWST sample	35
30	GO	17146	Fakhri Zahedy	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	A High-Definition View of the Baryon Cycle in Massive Galaxies	36
30	GO	17145	William Harris	McMaster University	CAN	Clearing a Window Into Galaxy Formation: The Impact of Globular Cluster Metallicity Distributions	9
30	GO	17144	Chris Kochanek	The Ohio State University	USA	Confirming the Formation of Black Holes	2
30	GO	17143	Xuheng Ding	Institute for Physics and Mathematics of the Universe	JPN	Identification of dual quasars with close separations at z>1	12
30	GO	17142	Samantha Trumbo	Cornell University	USA	Europa's UV absorptions: oceanic or exogenic origins?	8
30	GO	17141	Matthew De Furio	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Probing Multiple Formation Below 1Msun: Towards the Opacity-Limit for Fragmentation from 7.5-150 au in NGC 1333ars	7
30	GO	17140	Francesca Annibali	INAF - OAS Bologna	ITA	Toward an observational test of the Lambda CDM hierarchical paradigm at the smallest galaxy scales	32
30	GO	17139	Paul Kalas	University of California - Berkeley	USA	A Fomalhaut deep field to test the dust cloud paradigm of Fomalhaut b	24
30	GO	17138	Ramesh Mainali	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Studying ionizing photon escape from a bright gravitationally lensed reionization era analog at z=1.43	10
30	GO	17137	Dominik Riechers	Universitat zu Koln	DEU	Rise of the Titans: Stellar Properties of a Binary Hyper-Luminous Starburst Within the First Billion Years	6
30	GO	17136	Eric Gaidos	University of Hawaii	USA	Photometry of a Young Planetary-Mass Companion to a Taurus M Dwarf Star	6
30	GO	17135	Bin Ren	Observatoire de la Cote d'Azur	FRA	Imaging interior to 0.2 arcsec with the STIS coronagraph	4
30	GO	17134	Emily Leiner	Illinois Institute of Technology	USA	Testing the Limits of Mass Transfer Stability With A Post-Mass-Transfer Binary In M67	10
30	GO	17133	Uros Mestric	Universita di Milano	ITA	Mapping the morphology of the ionizing radiation from a LyC emitting galaxy at z=4.00	11
30	GO	17132	Kyra Bostroem	University of Arizona	USA	The First Early FUV Observations of a Type IIP Supernova	8
30	GO	17131	Francesca Annibali	INAF - OAS Bologna	ITA	DDO68 C: the actual appearance of a ghost satellite dwarf	6
30	GO	17130	Tommaso Treu	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	A 4% determination of the Hubble constant from gravitational time delays with maximally flexible lens mass profile	22
30	GO	17129	Goeran Oestlin	Stockholm University	SWE	Hot stars in the stellar evolution laboratory IZw18	28
30	GO	17128	Ryan Foley	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Reducing Type Ia Supernova Distance Biases by Separating Reddening and Intrinsic Color	105
30	GO	17127	Yuhiko Aoyama	Peking University	CHN	Testing models of accretion onto the Young Planetary System PDS 70	8
30	GO	17126	Rupali Chandar	University of Toledo	USA	An HST Treasury of Stellar Feedback in Action: Sizes, Structures, and Power Sources for 50,000 Extragalactic HII Regions	19
30	GO	17125	Bethan James	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Sharpening our High-z Toolset: Spatially Resolving UV Emission Line Diagnostics Throughout Pristine Gas	37
30	GO	17124	Frederick Bruhweiler	American University	USA	High Resolution Spectroscopic Mapping of Mass Loss in Luminous Blue Variables	13
30	GO	17123	Ylva Goetberg	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	Characterizing four massive post-interaction binaries with HST/COS	9
30	GO	17122	Connor Robinson	Alfred University	USA	Testing Planetary Formation Mechanisms through the First FUV - Optical Spectrum of a Young, Accreting Planet	9
30	GO	17121	Varsha Kulkarni	University of South Carolina	USA	Probing the Gas in and around Local Galaxies Mapped with Integral Field Spectroscopy	50
30	GO	17120	Carl Melis	University of California - San Diego	USA	Are all massive Kuiper belt objects built the same?	5
30	GO	17119	Quinn Konopacky	University of California - San Diego	USA	Completing the stellar census of Westerlund 1	7
30	GO	17118	Claire Murray	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Taming the BEAST of N66 to resolve how star formation shapes the interstellar medium at low metallicity	12
30	GO	17117	Yusei Koyama	National Astronomical Obs of Japan (NAOJ), Subaru Telescope	USA	A complete census of quiescent galaxies in the dense core of the Spiderweb protocluster at z=2.16	7
30	GO	17116	Joel Bregman	University of Michigan	USA	The Hot Multi-Temperature Gaseous Halos of Galaxies and Groups	30
30	GO	17115	David Bowen	Princeton University	USA	The Circumgalactic Medium of Dwarf Galaxy Pairs	96
30	GO	17114	David Wittman	University of California - Davis	USA	Four New Dissociative Merging Clusters	8
30	GO	17113	Alain Lecavelier des Etangs	CNRS, Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris	FRA	Simultaneous detection of Mg, C and O to trace dust and ices in exocomets of the young system HD172555	16
30	GO	17112	Nicole Reindl	Universitat Potsdam	DEU	A Treasury FUV Survey of the Hottest White Dwarfs	130
30	GO	17111	Miriam Garcia	Centro de Astrobiologia (CSIC/INTA) Inst. Nac. de Tec. Aero.	ESP	The winds of massive stars at the peak of the star formation history of the Universe	30
30	SNAP	17110	David Setton	Princeton University	USA	Post-starbursts from DESI: Timing quenching and morphological transformation at 1 < z < 1.3	409
30	GO	17109	Yuri Izotov	Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences, BITP	UKR	Lyman continuum leakage in z~0.3 - 0.4 dwarf compact star-forming galaxies with very low metallicities	34
30	GO	17108	Justin Spilker	Texas A & M University	USA	Dissecting Early Universe Dust with Matched-Resolution Observations from HST, JWST, and ALMA	16
30	GO	17107	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	A very low mass, highly irradiated survivor of the common envelope phase	6
30	GO	17106	Claus Leitherer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	A Novel View of Local Star-Forming Galaxies With COS	42
30	GO	17105	Gerard Kriss	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Monitoring the Evolving Winds in the Active Galaxy Mrk 817	18
30	GO	17104	Matthew Rickard	University College London	GBR	Repeated Stellar Wind Line Variability in O Stars in the SMC	15
30	GO	17103	Vardha Bennert	Cal Poly Corporation, Sponsored Programs Department	USA	GO: Calibrating the Black-Hole Mass Scaling Relations using Reverberation-Mapped Active Galaxies with Velocity-Resolved Measurements	11
30	GO	17102	Danielle Berg	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Anchoring CNO with an Extremely Metal Deficient Galaxy	16
30	GO	17101	Alfredo Zenteno	NOIRLab - CTIO (Chile)	USA	Clash of Titans: Characterizing SPT-CLJ0307-6225, a major merger in the plane of the sky	5
30	GO	17100	Yuri Izotov	Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences, BITP	UKR	UV spectra of the most metal-deficient galaxies	33
30	GO	17099	Lorenz Roth	Royal Institute of Technology	SWE	Ganymede's water atmosphere in eclipse	7
30	SNAP	17098	Adam Riess	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	HST and Gaia, with Light and Distances, a Foundational Legacy of the Distance Ladder	140
30	GO	17097	Adam Riess	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Reinforcing the Distance Ladder with Cepheids in the Core of the SMC	15
30	GO	17096	Thomas Lai	California Institute of Technology	USA	Linking the UV Bump with PAHs in Low Metallicity Starburst II Zw 40	5
30	GO	17095	Luqian Wang	Yunnan Astronomical Observatory, CAS	CHN	The Missing Link in Massive Binary Star Evolution	15
30	GO	17094	Jessica Spake	California Institute of Technology	USA	Constraining the mass loss in evaporating planets by catching the second tail	15
30	GO	17093	Sanchayeeta Borthakur	Arizona State University	USA	A Systematic Search for Wind-CGM Interactions in Star-forming Galaxies	80
30	GO	17092	Kimberly Ward-Duong	Smith College	USA	Calibrating STIS Coronagraphic Spectroscopy for High Contrast Observations	6
30	GO	17091	Andreas Faisst	California Institute of Technology	USA	Compact oddballs in COSMOS: The Faint End of the z>6 Quasar Luminosity Function and the Growth of Ionized Bubbles	14
30	GO	17090	Caroline Piaulet Ghorayeb	Universite de Montreal	CAN	ANCHORING THE ENERGY BUDGET OF THE KEYSTONE JWST ERS ULTRA-HOT TARGET WASP-18 B	10
30	GO	17089	Amanda Hendrix	Planetary Science Institute	USA	Characterizing Primitive Asteroids	6
30	GO	17088	Steven Goldman	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	High-redshift AGB analogs in the galaxy DDO 68	30
30	GO	17087	Benjamin Shappee	University of Hawaii	USA	The final word: Documenting the Final Days of the Nearby Type Ia Supernova 2011fe	3
30	GO	17086	Ruben Fedriani	Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia (IAA)	ESP	Blowin' in the Wind - Proper Motion Kinematics of Massive Protostellar Outflows	3
30	GO	17085	Fabrice Martins	Universite de Montpellier	FRA	Very Massive Stars in M33	13
30	GO	17084	Matthew Bayliss	University of Cincinnati Main Campus	USA	Zooming In On Two Strongly Lensed Galaxies During the Epoch of Re-Ionization	4
30	GO	17083	Viraj Karambelkar	California Institute of Technology	USA	In search of the remnant of SN 2021fcg : detonation, deflagration or merger?	2
30	GO	17082	Yayaati Chachan	McGill University	CAN	Measuring the refractory and volatile content of a dynamically distinct ultrahot Jupiter	22
30	GO	17081	David Bennett	University of Maryland	USA	Mass Measurement of a Candidate Balck Hole Microlens with Systematic Error Control	4
30	GO	17080	Luigi Bedin	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	ITA	Astrometric search for Planets orbiting the closest Y Dwarf	4
30	GO	17079	In Sung Jang	University of Chicago	USA	TRGB and Cepheid distance scales: is there local tension?	74
30	GO	17078	Sascha Zeegers	European Space Agency - ESTEC	NLD	A multi-wavelength view of interstellar dust	21
30	GO	17077	Luigi Bedin	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	ITA	The 25,000-Lightcurve HST-Kepler Treasury Survey	8
30	GO	17076	Trystyn Berg	University of Milano-Bicocca	ITA	The C IV in L* galaxies (CIViL*) survey -- Pinpointing the physical conditions and evolutionary stages of gaseous halos	52
30	GO	17075	Edoardo Lagioia	Universita degli Studi di Padova	ITA	Characterization of internal chemical spread in outer halo globular clusters	62
30	GO	17074	Varsha Ramachandran	Universitat Heidelberg	DEU	Smoking guns in massive binary evolution: The hunt for Black Holes and Stripped Stars	4
30	GO	17073	Matthew Hayes	Stockholm University	SWE	AGN variability at cosmic dawn: a census of the youngest supermassive black holes	30
30	GO	17072	Matti Dorsch	Universitat Potsdam	DEU	From atomic physics to stellar evolution: decoding the heavy-metal subdwarfs with HST	8
30	GO	17071	J. Shull	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	The Ionizing EUV Continua of Quasars: Minding the Gap	26
30	SNAP	17070	Charles Kilpatrick	Northwestern University	USA	Snapshot Observations of Type II Supernovae	92
30	GO	17069	Matthew Hayes	Stockholm University	SWE	The Lyman-alpha and Continuum Origins Survey (LaCOS)	119
30	GO	17068	Haylee Archer	Arizona State University	USA	Young Stars and Gas Structure within the ALMA Coverage of Dwarf Irregular Galaxy WLM	10
30	GO	17067	Gaspard Duchene	Universite de Grenoble I	FRA	The diversity of protoplanetary disks: Imaging a complete sample of edge-on disks in four nearby star-forming regions	29
30	GO	17066	Beth Klein	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Unprecedented Light Element Abundances: Planetary Crusts or Icy Moons?	4
30	GO	17065	Sebastiano Cantalupo	Universita di Milano-Bicocca	ITA	Resolving a Massive Node of the Cosmic Web at z=3	22
30	AR	17064	Monika Soraisam	NOIRLab - Gemini North (HI)	USA	Advancing our understanding of stellar variability with the Panchromatic Hubble Andromeda Treasury	unknown
30	AR	17063	Vardha Bennert	Cal Poly Corporation, Sponsored Programs Department	USA	AR: Calibrating the Black-Hole Mass Scaling Relations using Reverberation-Mapped Active Galaxies with Velocity-Resolved Measurements	unknown
30	AR	17062	Charlotte Wood	Iowa State University	USA	Revisiting SH0ES: A Search for Light Echoes Around Type Ia Supernovae	unknown
30	AR	17061	Francis-Yan Cyr-Racine	University of New Mexico	USA	Exploring the dark sector with correlation anisotropies	unknown
30	AR	17060	Dhanesh Krishnarao	Colorado College	USA	The Radiation Field of LI(N)ERs: The Milky Way as an Extragalactic System	unknown
30	AR	17059	Paul Kalas	University of California - Berkeley	USA	A complete, uniform, and astrometrically calibrated optical image library of all debris disk stars targeted with HST coronagraphy	unknown
30	AR	17058	Kartheik Iyer	Columbia University in the City of New York	USA	Augmenting the SFR-M* Plane with Galaxy Star Formation History Trajectories	unknown
30	AR	17057	Christopher Clark	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Tackling the Mysteries of the Bizarre ISM in Blue And Dusty Gas Rich sources - 'BADGRs' - Using Extinction Mapping	unknown
30	AR	17056	Louis Strigari	Texas A & M University	USA	Creating a Standardized Sample of Milky Way Satellite Galaxy Binary Fraction Measurements	unknown
30	AR	17055	Jeremy Bailin	University of Alabama	USA	Photometric Abundance Measurements in Globular Clusters	unknown
30	AR	17054	Girish Duvvuri	Vanderbilt University	USA	A Library of Extreme Ultraviolet Spectra for 115 Main-Sequence Stars to Enable Comparative Exoplanet Studies	unknown
30	AR	17053	Andrew Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA	USA	The Cool CGM of the Large Magellanic Cloud	unknown
30	AR	17052	Abigail Lee	University of Chicago	USA	Quantifying Systematics in the JAGB Method Distance Scale in M31	unknown
30	AR	17051	Nicolas Lehner	University of Notre Dame	USA	A ULLYSES Survey of the Magellanic Clouds: a Laboratory for the Physics of Interfaces between Hot and Cold Gas	unknown
30	AR	17050	Michael Line	Arizona State University	USA	Maximizing the Science Return from HST UV Observations of Transiting Exoplanet Atmospheres	unknown
30	AR	17049	Ava Polzin	University of Chicago	USA	Elucidating Galaxy Quenching with Absorption Probes of Halos around Low-mass Dwarfs	unknown
30	AR	17048	Vikram Khaire	University of California - Santa Barbara	USA	Searching for the Imprints of AGN Feedback on the Ly-alpha Forest Around Massive Quenched Galaxies	unknown
30	AR	17047	Nuria Calvet	University of Michigan	USA	Searching for Earths and super-Earths in the inner gas disk	unknown
30	AR	17046	Henrique Schmitt	Naval Research Laboratory	USA	Understanding the nature of large radio-optical offsets in ICRF3 sources and exploring the ability to detect dual and dislodged AGNs	unknown
30	AR	17045	Missagh Mehdipour	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	HST spectroscopy of X-ray ultra-fast outflows	unknown
30	AR	17044	Risa Wechsler	Stanford University	USA	Galaxy-halo connection from resolved star formation histories of dwarf galaxies	unknown
30	AR	17043	Brian Chaboyer	Dartmouth College	USA	Measuring the Absolute Ages of Milky Way Globular Clusters	unknown
30	AR	17042	Xinfeng Xu	Northwestern University	USA	Are Galactic Outflows Seen in Absorption and Emission Lines Tracing the Same Gas?	unknown
30	AR	17041	Alejandro Serrano Borlaff	NASA Ames Research Center/Bay Area Enviromental Research Ins	USA	STRAYCOR: Stray-light background correction for HST ACS and WFC3	unknown
30	AR	17040	Debby Tran	University of Washington	USA	A Multi-wavelength Picture of Star Formation in the Fireworks Galaxy	unknown
30	AR	17039	Elena Gallo	University of Michigan	USA	Optical Counterparts to Ultraluminous X-ray Sources	unknown
30	AR	17038	Roger Cohen	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	Testing Feedback Physics in Dwarf Galaxies Using Radial Stellar Population Gradients	unknown
30	AR	17037	Ming Sun	University of Alabama in Huntsville	USA	Constraining star formation with the deepest HST images of M87	unknown
30	AR	17036	Carl Melis	University of California - San Diego	USA	Sensitive age-activity relations for old main sequence stars: MgII h+k emission beyond 1 Gyr	unknown
30	AR	17035	Leonardo Dos Santos	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Great Escape: A comparative study of photoevaporation in exoplanets observed with HST	unknown
30	AR	17034	Abhimat Gautam	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Photometric search for Black Hole-Star Binaries in the Milky Way Galactic center	unknown
30	AR	17033	Anil Seth	University of Utah	USA	Probing Omega Cen's Stellar Mass Black Hole Population Through Microlensing	unknown
30	AR	17032	Brian Siana	University of California - Riverside	USA	An Archival Far-Ultraviolet Legacy Survey of the GOODS and COSMOS Fields: Completing the Census of the UV Sky	unknown
30	AR	17031	John Noonan	Auburn University	USA	Investigating Sulfur Abundances and Distributions in UV Comet Observations	unknown
30	AR	17030	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Archival Observations of Asteroid Bennu	unknown
30	AR	17029	Dana Casetti	Southern Connecticut State University	USA	Extending HST's Astrometric Reach: 3-D Velocities of Satellites of the Andromeda Galaxy from Archival Observations	unknown
30	AR	17028	Anna Schauer	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Direct and Indirect Population III Star Formation in Cosmological Simulations of Dwarf Galaxies	unknown
30	AR	17027	Tae-Sun Kim	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	Thermal properties of the IGM and CGM: Confronting simulations with observations	unknown
30	AR	17026	Alessandro Savino	University of California - Berkeley	USA	The Local Group legacy database of HST photometry	unknown
30	AR	17025	Caroline Morley	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Extending the Legacy of HST Observations of M dwarfs: Coupled Models of Terrestrial Planet Thermal Evolution and Atmosphere Loss	unknown
30	AR	17024	Justin Pierel	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Feeling Blue: Creating an Industry Standard SALT3 Model that is Robust at UV Wavelengths	unknown
30	GO	17001	Walter Maksym	NASA Marshall Space Flight Center	USA	The Last Gasp of the TDE Wind	36
30	GO	17000	Or Graur	University of Portsmouth	GBR	A spectroscopic study of the Type Ia supernova near-infrared plateau	2
30	GO	16998	David Ehrenreich	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	A comparative study of atmospheric escape in the brightest system of super-earths straddling the evaporation valley	5
30	GO	16997	Trent Dupuy	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	Dynamical Masses of the Coldest Brown Dwarfs	4
30	GO	16996	Josefin Larsson	Royal Institute of Technology	SWE	The ever-changing face of SN 1987A	4
30	GO	16994	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Alpha Centauri and Environs	4
30	GO	16993	Jessica Agarwal	Technische Universität Braunschweig	DEU	Interconnection between outgassing, fast rotation and mutual orbit in binary main-belt comet 288P	3
30	GO	16992	Kevin Wagner	University of Arizona	USA	Imaging Planet-Disk Interactions in the Beta Pictoris Disk	3
30	GO	16991	John Debes	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	A Multi-Cycle Monitoring Program of the Hydra's Shadow	4
30	GO	16990	Tuan Do	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Advancing a decades long experiment at the Galactic center	6
30	GO	16989	Jonathan Nichols	University of Leicester	GBR	Observing Jupiter's FUV auroras during the Juno Extended Mission	12
30	GO	16988	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	Delivering on the promise of multi-messenger astronomy	40
30	GO	16987	Lawrence Sromovsky	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	Spectroscopic diagnosis of changing back yard giant exoplanets.	4
30	GO	16986	Anna Pala	ESA-European Space Astronomy Centre	ESP	Accreting white dwarfs as probes of compact binary evolution	7
30	GO	16985	Jessica Lu	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Hunting for Black Holes with Astrometric Microlensing	8
30	GO	16984	Andrea Dupree	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Betelgeuse: An Iconic and Surprising Red Supergiant	20
30	GO	16983	Luigi Bedin	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	ITA	Astrometric signature of a Second Planet in Proxima	2
30	GO	16934	Kristine Spekkens	Royal Military College of Canada	CAN	Atomic Gas in the Host Galaxies of Gravitational Wave Events - LVK O4	4
30	SNAP	15446	Julianne Dalcanton	University of Washington	USA	Establishing HST's Low Redshift Archive of Interacting Systems	350
30	SNAP	15445	William Keel	University of Alabama	USA	Gems of the Galaxy Zoos	300
30	SNAP	15444	Aaron Barth	University of California - Irvine	USA	An ACS Schedule Gap Imaging Survey of Nearby Active Galaxies	543
29	GO	16926	Xin Liu	University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign	USA	UV Spectroscopy and Host Galaxy Imaging of a Possibly Coalescing Binary Supermassive Black Hole	7
29	GO	16925	Yuyang Chen	University of Toronto	CAN	Probing the nature of a UV-bright point source at the precise location of AT 2018cow	3
29	GO	16924	Simon Porter	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Colors and Astrometry of Two New Horizons Target Scattered Disk Objects	5
29	GO	16923	Jillian Rastinejad	Northwestern University	USA	Solidifying the Origin of a Possible Kilonova at 350 Mpc	2
29	GO	16922	Wynn Jacobson-Galan	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Late-time Observations of Calcium-Rich Transient SN 2021gno	2
29	GO	16921	Charles Schambeau	University of Central Florida Board of Trustees	USA	Enabling a First in a Lifetime Multi-Wavelength Gas and Dust Coma Characterization of the Centaur 39P/Oterma	2
29	GO	16920	Grace Telford	Princeton University	USA	The Winds and Ionizing Spectra of the Hottest O Stars at Extremely Low Metallicity	14
29	GO	16919	Igor Chilingarian	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Ultraviolet spectroscopic confirmation of an active binary intermediate-mass black hole	9
29	GO	16918	Nial Tanvir	University of Leicester	GBR	The afterglow and host of GRB 210905A at z=6.3	6
29	GO	16917	Dolon Bhattacharyya	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Water loss from Mars: Energetic Deuterium and its effects on the D/H ratio	3
29	GO	16916	Kristen McQuinn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Discovery of 3 Ultra-Faint Dwarf Candidates Outside the MW Halo	3
29	GO	16915	Michael Radica	Universite de Montreal	CAN	Unravelling the Mysteries of LTT 9779 b - Studying Clouds that Shouldn't Exist on a Planet that Shouldn't Exist	12
29	GO	16914	Aaron Evans	The University of Virginia	USA	In the Belly of the Beast: Star Cluster Formation and Evolution in the Centers of local LIRGs	10
29	GO	16913	Michael Wong	University of California - Berkeley	USA	The role of stealth superstorms in a planetary-scale transition on Jupiter	6
29	GO	16912	Pieter van Dokkum	Yale University	USA	A trail of dark matter-free galaxies in the NGC1052 group	15
29	GO	16902	Missagh Mehdipour	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Tackling unresolved questions on transient obscuring outflows in AGN	2
29	GO	16901	Antonio Maggio	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Palermo	ITA	The XUV environment of the young exoplanet HIP 67522b	3
29	GO	16900	Emanuele Nardini	Osservatorio Astrofisico di Arcetri	ITA	The first X-ray view of the extreme UV outflow quasar HE 0238-1904	2
29	GO	16899	Norbert Schartel	European Space Agency - ESTEC	NLD	The extreme X-ray weakness of PG 0043+039	2
29	GO	16898	Norbert Schartel	European Space Agency - ESTEC	NLD	Catching AGN in Deep Minimum States to Unveil Their Core Environment	4
29	GO	16897	Nathalie Degenaar	Universiteit van Amsterdam	NLD	An accretion disk wind across the electromagnetic spectrum	6
29	GO	16896	Samuel Barnier	Osaka University	JPN	XMM HST monitoring of the ultra soft Narrow Line Seyfert RX J1355.2+5612	5
29	GO	16895	Sergio Campana	INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico di Brera, Merate	ITA	XMM-Newton follow-up of electromagnetic counterparts to GW triggers during LVKC-O4	6
29	GO	16894	Joseph Neilsen	Villanova University	USA	The Variable Optical-X-ray SED of M87	4
29	GO	16892	Xin Liu	University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign	USA	VLA Identification of Candidate Dual and Lensed Quasars from Gaia and HST	9
29	GO	16891	Jianrui Li	Tsinghua University	CHN	Galaxy Formation in the Extreme: Molecular Gas in Enormous Lya Nebulae at z~2	1
29	GO	16890	David Sand	University of Arizona	USA	Ultra-Diffuse Galaxy Formation in Groups -- Tidal or Born That Way?	6
29	GO	16889	Nissim Kanekar	National Centre for Radio Astrophysics, TIFR	IND	The molecular gas mass of high-redshift HI-selected galaxies	2
29	GO	16888	Andrew Baker	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	High-resolution imaging of the highest-redshift OH megamaser	2
29	GO	16887	Xin Liu	University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign	USA	VODKA-STIS: Varstrometry for Off-nucleus and Dual (sub)Kpc Active Galactic Nuclei	8
29	GO	16886	Man-To Hui	Macau University of Science and Technology	CHN	A Remarkable Inbound Long-Period Comet at Record Heliocentric Distances	1
29	GO	16885	Or Graur	University of Portsmouth	GBR	A spectroscopic study of the Type Ia supernova near-infrared plateau	4
29	GO	16884	Or Graur	University of Portsmouth	GBR	Do subluminous Type Ia supernovae experience a near-infrared plateau?	4
29	GO	16883	Joseph Lyman	The University of Warwick	GBR	The origin of NIR emission in the Fast radio burst source SGR 1935+2154	7
29	GO	16882	Matthew Taylor	University of Calgary	CAN	High-resolution ACS/WFC Imaging of Compact Stellar Systems in the Virgo Cluster in Support of JWST Cycle 1 Science	5
29	GO	16881	Peter Garnavich	University of Notre Dame	USA	The Origin of The Fastest Spinning White Dwarf in a CV Binary	5
29	GO	16880	Michael Wong	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Disruption or deflection? Transient secondary dark features in Neptune's atmosphere	10
29	GO	16879	Mauro Stefanon	Universitat de Valencia	ESP	A Spatially Resolved View of Star Formation in Two Luminous z>=8 Galaxies showing Prominent Dust-Continuum Emission	4
29	GO	16878	Bryce Bolin	California Institute of Technology	USA	Determining the coma contents of the incoming Oort Cloud comet C/2014 UN271	6
29	GO	16877	Alexandra Mannings	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Determining the host sub-structure and local environment characteristics of highly-active FRB 20201124A	2
29	GO	16876	Dawn Erb	University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee	USA	Unveiling the Source of Extreme Ionization in a Lensed Galaxy at z=2.6	8
29	GO	16875	Georgina Dransfield	University of Birmingham	GBR	Reconnaissance Transmission Spectroscopy of The BEST Temperate Mini-Neptune for Atmospheric Characterisationround	12
29	GO	16874	Charles Kilpatrick	Northwestern University	USA	The Progenitor System and Ongoing Circumstellar Interaction of SN 2021qvr	2
29	GO	16847	T. Turner	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	TRACING X-RAY EMISSION REGIONS IN MCG-03-34-64	1
29	GO	16846	Eleonora Troja	Universita di Roma Tor Vergata	ITA	Identifying the fingerprints of r-process heavy metals in a short GRB	11
29	GO	16845	Ming Sun	University of Alabama in Huntsville	USA	A BCG in the making from wet major mergers	2
29	GO	16843	Amy Reines	Montana State University - Bozeman	USA	Dwarf Galaxies with Radio-Selected (and Sometimes Wandering) Massive Black Holes	8
29	GO	16842	Missagh Mehdipour	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Evolution of long-lasting obscuration in NGC 5548	2
29	GO	16841	Jingzhe Ma	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Extended hard X-ray emission, multi-phase ISM and AGN feedback in Compton-thick AGN ESO137-G034	2
29	GO	16840	Dacheng Lin	Northeastern University	USA	Two unique sources in a row: HLX-1 and a newborn hard tidal disruption event	5
29	GO	16839	Jeroen Homan	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Transient LMXBs in Globular Clusters	4
29	GO	16838	Andrew Fruchter	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Astrophysics of the Most Energetic Gamma-Ray Bursts	4
29	GO	16837	Giuseppina Fabbiano	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Mapping the Activity of the LINER I NGC 5005 from ~30 pc out to kpc scales	11
29	GO	16836	David Buote	University of California - Irvine	USA	The Massive Relic Galaxy NGC 5872	1
29	GO	16834	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Alpha Centauri and Environs	4
29	GO	16801	Benjamin Williams	University of Washington	USA	The Panchromatic Hubble Andromeda Southern Treasury (PHAST)	15
29	GO	16800	Benjamin Williams	University of Washington	USA	The Panchromatic Hubble Andromeda Southern Treasury (PHAST)	30
29	GO	16799	Benjamin Williams	University of Washington	USA	The Panchromatic Hubble Andromeda Southern Treasury (PHAST)	30
29	GO	16798	Benjamin Williams	University of Washington	USA	The Panchromatic Hubble Andromeda Southern Treasury (PHAST)	30
29	GO	16797	Benjamin Williams	University of Washington	USA	The Panchromatic Hubble Andromeda Southern Treasury (PHAST)	30
29	GO	16796	Benjamin Williams	University of Washington	USA	The Panchromatic Hubble Andromeda Southern Treasury (PHAST)	30
29	GO	16794	Eilat Glikman	Middlebury College	USA	Constraining the Physical Properties of a Candidate Dual QSO at Cosmic Noon	1
29	GO	16793	Rolf Jansen	Arizona State University	USA	TREASUREHUNT: Hubble's UV-Visible treasury imaging of the JWST NEP Time-Domain Field	24
29	GO	16792	Thomas Brown	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Completing the HST Parallax Legacy: M4	1
29	GO	16791	Ana Bonaca	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	Cold Dark Matter and the GD-1 Stellar Stream	24
29	GO	16789	Josefin Larsson	Royal Institute of Technology	SWE	The ever-changing face of SN 1987A	9
29	GO	16788	Kevin Wagner	University of Arizona	USA	Imaging Planet-Disk Interactions in the Beta Pictoris Disk	3
29	GO	16787	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Cycles and the Seven Dwarfs	4
29	GO	16785	John Debes	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	A Multi-Cycle Monitoring Program of the Hydra's Shadow	4
29	GO	16783	Nancy Evans	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Improved Masses for Critical Cepheid Binaries	4
29	GO	16782	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Discovering Isolated Stellar-Mass Black Holes Using Astrometric Microlensing	2
29	GO	16781	Jessica Agarwal	Technische Universität Braunschweig	DEU	Re-activation of binary main-belt comet 288P	4
29	GO	16780	John Wisniewski	NASA Headquarters	USA	Time Domain Coronagraphy: Diagnosing the Stripping of AU Mic's Debris Disk	7
29	GO	16779	Michael Zhang	University of Chicago	USA	Lyman alpha absorption from the only mini Neptune with measured helium outflow	15
29	GO	16778	Benjamin Williams	University of Washington	USA	The Panchromatic Hubble Andromeda Southern Treasury (PHAST)	30
29	GO	16777	Anil Seth	University of Utah	USA	Deciphering the Formation History of Omega Cen with a Comprehensive Stellar Kinematic and Population Dataset	18
29	SNAP	16776	Lee Patrick	Centro de Astrobiologia (CSIC/INTA) Inst. Nac. de Tec. Aero.	ESP	Cool stars with hot companions in the Small Magellanic Cloud	28
29	GO	16775	Walter Maksym	NASA Marshall Space Flight Center	USA	The Last Gasp of the TDE Wind	34
29	SNAP	16773	Karl Glazebrook	Swinburne University of Technology	AUS	A SNAPshot Legacy Survey of Bright Gravitational Lenses	150
29	GO	16772	Michael Eracleous	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	They Pack a Punch: Mechanical Feedback by the Lowest-Luminosity AGNs	34
29	GO	16770	Dennis Bodewits	Auburn University	USA	The return of Rosetta's comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko	4
29	GO	16769	Breanna Binder	Cal Poly Pomona Foundation, Inc.	USA	The Missing Piece of the IC 10 X-1 Puzzle: What is the Mass of the Black Hole?	10
29	GO	16768	Samaporn Tinyanont	National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand	THA	Supernova 2020wnt: a pair-instability explosion in our backyard?	2
29	GO	16767	Grace Telford	Princeton University	USA	A Family Portrait of the O Stars in the Extremely Metal-Poor Galaxy Sextans A	32
29	GO	16766	Steve Schulze	Northwestern University	USA	What powers the longest-rising superluminous supernova 2020abjc?	4
29	GO	16765	Jessie Runnoe	Vanderbilt University	USA	Is the supermassive black hole binary candidate J0950+5128 actually a single perturbed accretion disk?	5
29	GO	16764	Gautham Narayan	University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign	USA	The Stars Like Dust: Inferring a Probabilistic Extinction Law from STIS UV Spectroscopy of the Cosmic Flux Standards	34
29	GO	16763	Matilde Mingozzi	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Tracking down the origin of UV photons in local high-z analogues with FUV emission line imaging	32
29	GO	16762	Chris Mihos	Case Western Reserve University	USA	Probing the Origins of BST1047+1156, the Most Diffuse Star Forming Galaxy	15
29	SNAP	16761	Eileen Meyer	University of Maryland Baltimore County	USA	A Tale of Two Catalogs: Revealing the cause of GAIA/VLBI quasar position offsets	75
29	GO	16760	Casey Lam	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	First detection of an isolated stellar mass black hole with astrometric microlensing	4
29	GO	16759	Henry Kobulnicky	University of Wyoming	USA	Obtaining the UV Reddening Curve of Extreme-Rv Highly Polarizing Dust Irradiated by Zeta Ophiuchi	5
29	SNAP	16758	Michael Jones	University of Arizona	USA	Completing the picture: The globular cluster systems of field ultra-diffuse galaxies	20
29	GO	16757	Anthony Gonzalez	University of Florida	USA	Intracluster Light in the Frontier Fields	20
29	GO	16756	Anna-Christina Eilers	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	Quasars with small proximity zones: gravitationally lensed or exceptionally young?	11
29	GO	16755	Maria Drout	University of Toronto	CAN	From Supernova Progenitors to Ionizing Radiation - HST/COS Spectroscopy of Stripped Helium Stars	17
29	GO	16754	Sarah Casewell	University of Leicester	GBR	Decoding the clouds on an irradiated inflated brown dwarf	6
29	GO	16753	Ilaria Caiazzo	California Institute of Technology	USA	The radius and magnetic field structure of the smallest white dwarf	10
29	GO	16752	Laura Rogers	University of Cambridge	GBR	The composition of exoplanetary bodies - as probed in accreting white dwarfs with gaseous emission	7
29	GO	16751	Adam Ritchey	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Spatial and Temporal Variations in the Physical Conditions of Clouds Shocked by the Vela Supernova Remnant	12
29	GO	16750	Tanita Ramburuth-Hurt	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	Inhomogeneities and pristine gas infall in the ISM	15
29	GO	16749	Nikki Nielsen	Swinburne University of Technology	AUS	Direct imaging of CGM substructure with 50 parsec resolution	5
29	GO	16748	Florian Niederhofer	Leibniz-Institut für Astrophysik Potsdam (AIP)	DEU	Proper motions of the star cluster system of the Large Magellanic Cloud	19
29	GO	16747	Karl Misselt	University of Arizona	USA	FUV-Optical Spectroscopic Mapping of the PDRs in NGC7023 and The Horsehead	47
29	GO	16746	Dougal Mackey	Unaffiliated	USA	Reconstructing Andromeda's accretion history with remote globular clusters: a pilot proper motion study	16
29	GO	16744	Caroline Huang	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	A Mira Distance to M101: Towards a Sub-3% Hubble Constant with Miras and a NIR Candle for JWST and Roman	5
29	GO	16743	Taylor Hoyt	Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	USA	A High-accuracy, Geometric Calibration of the Tip of the Red Giant Branch in the Halo of NGC 4258	16
29	GO	16742	Stephanie Ho	New Mexico State University	USA	Resolving the 3D Orientation of Galactic Disks: New Constraints on Circumgalactic Gas Flow	17
29	SNAP	16741	Lluis Galbany	Institute of Space Sciences (CSIC-IEEC)	ESP	A public UV snapshot survey of type Ia supernova hosts in IFS data	218
29	GO	16740	Emanuele Farina	NOIRLab - Gemini North (HI)	USA	The host galaxies of the first QSOs	9
29	GO	16739	Igor Chilingarian	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	First measurement of the super-massive black hole mass using strong gravitational lensing	4
29	GO	16737	Sangmo Sohn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Internal Proper Motion Kinematics of Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxies: Constraining the Density and Properties of Dark Matter	20
29	GO	16736	David Sing	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	A Comparative Study of Planetary Atmospheres in Low-Metallicity Environments	27
29	GO	16735	Adam Schneider	United States Naval Observatory Flagstaff Station	USA	Characterizing Cold Discoveries in the Sun's Backyard	12
29	GO	16734	Claudia Scarlata	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	Calibrating local estimators for the escape fraction of ionizing radiation 2.7Gyrs after the Big Bang	46
29	GO	16733	Jane Rigby	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Mapping the escape of Ly alpha and ionizing photons from an extreme emission-line lensed galaxy	10
29	GO	16731	R. O. Loyd	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Leveraging High Radial Velocities to Get to the Core of Planetary Lyman-alpha Transits	12
29	GO	16730	Nicolas Lehner	University of Notre Dame	USA	Connecting the Smoke to the Fire: Mapping Andromeda's Inner Circumgalactic Medium	137
29	SNAP	16729	Patrick Kelly	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	SNAP Survey for Extremely Magnified Individual Stars	180
29	GO	16728	Sean Johnson	University of Michigan	USA	Physical diagnostics of AGN feedback from the first spatially resolved UV spectra of a jet-driven AGN outflow	4
29	GO	16727	Peter Garnavich	University of Notre Dame	USA	A Propeller Driven by Spin-Down Energy in the Intermediate Polar FO Aquarii	5
29	GO	16726	David Ehrenreich	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	A comparative study of atmospheric escape in the brightest system of super-earths straddling the evaporation valley	35
29	GO	16725	Trent Dupuy	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	Dynamical Masses of the Coldest Brown Dwarfs	4
29	GO	16724	Leonardo Dos Santos	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Hydrodynamic atmospheric escape in a benchmark ultra-hot Jupiter	10
29	GO	16723	Leonardo Dos Santos	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Resolving the dichotomy of atmospheric escape in the young planet DS Tuc A b	10
29	GO	16722	Hannah Diamond-Lowe	Technical University of Denmark-DTU Space	DNK	An HST exclusive look at two rising stars: high-energy spectra of the two closest M dwarfs to host transiting terrestrial exoplanets	15
29	GO	16721	Brendan Bowler	University of Texas at Austin	USA	The Angular Momentum Architecture of Long-Period Giant Planets and Brown Dwarf Companions	18
29	GO	16720	David Trilling	Northern Arizona University	USA	A combined HST and JWST study of the composition of the faintest trans-Neptunian objects: Testing hypotheses for the formation of the Solar System	99
29	GO	16719	Nikolay Walters	University College London	GBR	Characterization of Unforeseen Chromospheres in Isolated White Dwarfs	12
29	GO	16718	Johanna Vos	University of Dublin, Trinity College	IRL	Atmospheric Structure and Spin Axis Alignment of an Overlooked Planetary-Mass Companion	6
29	GO	16717	Peter Senchyna	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	UV spectroscopy of a serendipitously-detected He star in Leo A: an unprecendented glimpse of binary mass transfer at extremely low metallicity	8
29	SNAP	16716	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Snapshot Survey of Historical Microlensing Events	70
29	GO	16715	Bin Ren	Observatoire de la Cote d'Azur	FRA	Coronagraphic Imaging of the Iconic Quasar 3C 273	8
29	GO	16714	Daniel Perley	Liverpool John Moores University	GBR	HST Spectroscopy of a Fast-Rising Luminous Ultraviolet Transient	6
29	GO	16713	Kristina Nyland	Naval Research Laboratory	USA	The Hosts of Quasars with Newborn Jets Discovered in the Very Large Array Sky Survey	4
29	GO	16712	Keith Noll	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Constraining the Orbit of Eurybates' Satellite, Queta	2
29	SNAP	16711	Francine Marleau	Universitat Innsbruck, Institut fur Astronomie	AUT	Globular cluster systems of ultra-diffuse galaxies in low density environments	70
29	GO	16710	Ramesh Mainali	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Measuring ionizing photon escape from an exceptionally bright gravitationally lensed arc at z=1.43	10
29	GO	16708	Chris Kochanek	The Ohio State University	USA	Testing the Existence of a 3 Solar Mass Dark Companion to V723 Mon	2
29	GO	16707	Paul Kalas	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Precision astrometry with STIS to confirm the orbital motion of HD 106906b	2
29	GO	16706	Suvi Gezari	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	This is NUTS! A Narrow-field Ultraviolet Transient Survey	34
29	GO	16705	Doron Chelouche	University of Haifa	ISR	Shedding light on light echoes: mapping the accretion disk and broad line region in Mrk 279	50
29	GO	16704	Richard Cartwright	The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory	USA	Are the surfaces of the large moons of Uranus modified by charged particle bombardment?	16
29	GO	16703	Joseph Burchett	New Mexico State University	USA	Unveiling Multiphase Accretion Flows in a Sample of Truly Edge-on Galaxies	54
29	GO	16702	Philip Appleton	California Institute of Technology	USA	Cross-calibration of HST, Euclid and Roman grism/prism through WFC3-IR faint spectrophotometric white dwarf standards near the North and South Ecliptic Poles	11
29	GO	16701	Allison Youngblood	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Essential Ultraviolet Stellar Characterization for Cycle 1 JWST Transiting Planet Targets	110
29	GO	16700	Allison Youngblood	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Transit Spectroscopy in the Lyman alpha Line Core with a High Velocity Star: A New Window into Atmospheric Escape	5
29	GO	16699	Marianne Vestergaard	University of Copenhagen, Niels Bohr Institute	DNK	Constraining the emergent EUV ionizing emission in the reawakening monster in Mrk 590	4
29	GO	16698	Sylvain Veilleux	University of Maryland	USA	The Impact of Radio-Mode Feedback on the Circumgalactic Medium of Centaurus A	25
29	GO	16697	Ryan Sanders	University of Kentucky	USA	Establishing the C/O gas-phase abundance scale: a critical need for galaxy evolution studies from z=0 into the epoch of reionization	18
29	GO	16696	Hugues Sana	Institute of Astronomy, KU Leuven	BEL	A dormant black hole or a stripped Helium star in a massive binary system	8
29	GO	16695	Zafar Rustamkulov	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Cloudy mornings and clear afternoons: mapping atmospheric dynamics at the limbs of an exceptional hot Saturn	23
29	GO	16694	Liliana Rivera Sandoval	University of Texas Rio Grande Valley	USA	Confirming the first outbursting AM CVn in a globular cluster	8
29	GO	16693	Roderik Overzier	Leiden Observatory	NLD	The host galaxy and environment of a radio galaxy near the epoch of reionization	18
29	GO	16692	Bethan James	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	[CII], a High-z Diagnostic Diamond in the Rough	12
29	SNAP	16691	Ryan Foley	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Snapshot Observations of Nearby, Recent Transients and Their Environments	75
29	GO	16690	Ryan Foley	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Measuring the Effect of Progenitor Metallicity on Type Ia Supernova Distance Estimates	12
29	GO	16689	Kevin Burdge	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	Using STIS ultraviolet spectroscopy to understand the physical properties, evolution, and structure of white dwarfs in sixteen newly discovered ultracompact binaries.	55
29	GO	16688	Richard Anderson	Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne	CHE	Towards a 1% local determination of the Hubble constant: quantifying stellar association bias in the distance scale anchor galaxy NGC4258	4
29	GO	16687	Jessica Agarwal	Technische Universität Braunschweig	DEU	Interconnection between outgassing, fast rotation and mutual orbit in binary main-belt comet 288P	2
29	GO	16686	Daniel Weisz	University of California - Berkeley	USA	The Metallicity Distribution Functions of Faint M31 Satellites	30
29	GO	16685	Raghvendra Sahai	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	USA	Low Mass Evaporating Planets: A Search for the Star-Planet Interaction in Kepler-535	5
29	GO	16684	Brian Lemaux	NOIRLab - Gemini North (HI)	USA	Peak Efficiency: Mass Assembly in a Forming Supercluster at the Peak of Cosmic Star Formation Activity	50
29	GO	16683	Saurabh Jha	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	Radioactive Stars: Bound Remnants from White Dwarf Supernovae	9
29	GO	16681	Tuan Do	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Advancing a decades long experiment at the Galactic center	6
29	GO	16680	David Bowen	Princeton University	USA	The Circumgalactic Medium of a Gas-Rich Ultra Diffuse Galaxy	7
29	GO	16679	Jessica Werk	University of Washington	USA	Mainly on the Plane: Solving the Milky Way CGM Anomaly with Low-Galactic-Latitude QSOs	71
29	GO	16678	Pieter van Dokkum	Yale University	USA	Far-UV spectroscopy of 22 early-type galaxies: testing for IMF variation and a legacy dataset	44
29	GO	16677	Daniel Stark	University of Arizona	USA	Massive Stellar Populations at Reionization Metallicities: Anchoring Stellar Population Models for the JWST Era	54
29	GO	16676	Adam Riess	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	A 1% Calibration of the Distance Ladder from Cepheids Using High Precision Cluster Parallaxes to Reveal the Origin of the Hubble Tension	10
29	GO	16675	Jonathan Nichols	University of Leicester	GBR	Observing Jupiter's FUV auroras during the Juno Extended Mission	18
29	GO	16674	Jian-Yang Li	Planetary Science Institute	USA	Characterization and Temporal Evolution of the Ejecta Created by the DART Impact on Dimorphos	19
29	GO	16673	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	Delivering on the promise of multi-messenger astronomy	22
29	GO	16672	Yuri Izotov	Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences, BITP	UKR	Ly-alpha emission from the low-z most metal-deficient star-forming galaxies	34
29	GO	16671	Nancy Elias-Rosa	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	ITA	Unveiling the nature of interacting supernovae or supernova impostors	8
29	SNAP	16670	Harald Ebeling	University of Hawaii	USA	They almost got away: a SNAPshot survey of extreme galaxy clusters at z=0.2-0.5	206
29	GO	16668	Dan Coe	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Monitoring Earendel, the Lensed z~6 Star	4
29	GO	16667	Marusa Bradac	University of Ljubljana, Dept. of Physics	SVN	The Final Frontier: HST and JWST Exploration of Galaxies Across Cosmic Epochs	56
29	GO	16666	Schuyler Wolff	University of Arizona	USA	A deep and complete characterization of the Vega debris and planetary system in scattered light	32
29	GO	16665	Feige Wang	University of Arizona	USA	The HST/JWST Quasar Legacy Survey: Probing the Primordial Environment of Quasars and the Topology of Cosmic Reionzation	66
29	GO	16664	Shriharsh Tendulkar	Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Bombay	IND	A repeating fast radio burst in a globular cluster at 3.6 Mpc	2
29	GO	16663	Lawrence Sromovsky	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	Spectroscopic diagnosis of changing back yard giant exoplanets.	4
29	GO	16662	Nicholas Seymour	Curtin University	AUS	Lyman-alpha Observations of a z=8.45 Powerful Radio Galaxy	4
29	GO	16661	Amy Reines	Montana State University - Bozeman	USA	Dwarf Galaxies with Radio-Selected Massive Black Holes	6
29	GO	16660	Samuel Quinn	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Inside out: detecting a rock vapor atmosphere on the lava world TOI-2431 b	11
29	GO	16659	Anna Pala	ESA-European Space Astronomy Centre	ESP	Accreting white dwarfs as probes of compact binary evolution	118
29	GO	16658	Jessica Lu	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Hunting for Black Holes with Astrometric Microlensing	20
29	SNAP	16657	Christoffer Fremling	California Institute of Technology	USA	Late-time NUV Snapshots of the Lost Envelopes of Stripped Supernovae	163
29	GO	16656	Alex Filippenko	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Early-Time UV Spectroscopy of Stripped-Envelope Supernovae: A New Window, Cycle 29	17
29	GO	16655	Andrea Dupree	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Betelgeuse: An Iconic and Surprising Red Supergiant	20
29	GO	16654	Luciana Bianchi	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	A wide, red-giant plus non-interacting black hole binary, or triple stellar system?	3
29	GO	16653	Luigi Bedin	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	ITA	Astrometric signature of a Second Planet in Proxima	2
29	GO	16652	Tracy Becker	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Detecting Water on Metallic M-Type Asteroids in the Far-UV	5
29	GO	16651	Yifan Zhou	The University of Virginia	USA	A Search for Accreting Protoplanets within Transition Disk Gaps	30
29	GO	16650	Jessica Werk	University of Washington	USA	Connecting Galaxy Black Hole Mass with the State of the Circumgalactic Medium	55
29	GO	16649	Nathan Smith	University of Arizona	USA	The final word on SN 2009ip: is it dead?	5
29	GO	16648	Seth Redfield	Wesleyan University	USA	Atmospheric Evolution and Loss of a Recently Discovered Low-Density Ultra-Short Period Super-Earth	9
29	GO	16647	Varsha Ramachandran	Universitat Heidelberg	DEU	The HST probes the winds and feedback of metal poor OB stars in the tidally stripped Magellanic Bridge\	8
29	GO	16646	Sarah Peacock	University of Maryland Baltimore County	USA	Exposing the Lyman-alpha Profiles of Low-Mass Stars	22
29	GO	16645	Jay Howk	University of Notre Dame	USA	Spectral Imaging of O VI and Ly-alpha from a Giant Intragroup Filament	24
29	GO	16644	Matthew Hayes	Stockholm University	SWE	The ionizing output of galaxies undergoing the most extreme feedback	14
29	GO	16643	Simon Gazagnes	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Mapping the escape of ionizing photons across the full ionizing continuum using high-resolution Lyman alpha and C IV observations.	34
29	SNAP	16642	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	A legacy survey for evolved planetary systems within 100pc	150
29	GO	16641	Eiichi Egami	University of Arizona	USA	HST/WFC3-IR Imaging of Exceptionally Luminous Himiko/CR7-Like Galaxies at z>6	14
29	AR	16640	Yong Zheng	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	USA	Braving the Storm: Quantifying the Effects of Ram Pressure and Stellar Feedback in the Large Magellanic Cloud	unknown
29	AR	16639	Matthew Walker	Carnegie Mellon University	USA	Wide Binary Stars in Nearby Dwarf Galaxies: A Novel Probe of Dark Matter on Subgalactic Scales	unknown
29	AR	16638	Dean Townsley	University of Alabama	USA	A Full Framework for Seismology of Accreting White Dwarf Stars	unknown
29	AR	16637	David Thilker	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Quantifying the relation between exquisitely detailed dust extinction features and molecular gas using HST and ALMA	unknown
29	AR	16636	David Thilker	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	How do local environmental conditions influence the stellar cluster mass-radius relation?	unknown
29	AR	16635	Kirill Tchernyshyov	University of Washington	USA	The First Direct Measurement of CO/H2 in Sub-Solar Metallicity Environments Using ULYSSES Data	unknown
29	AR	16634	David Sing	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Sculpting Hubble's Exoplanet Legacy: A Comprehensive Uniform Dataset of Exoplanet Transmission Spectra	unknown
29	AR	16633	Evan Schneider	University of Pittsburgh	USA	Unlocking the Potential of Galactic Outflow Observations	unknown
29	AR	16631	David Rubin	University of Hawaii	USA	A Blinded Photometric Reanalysis of the Cepheid Observations	unknown
29	AR	16630	Ian Roederer	North Carolina State University	USA	A New Empirical Test of Magnesium, Silicon, and Calcium NLTE Calculations Using UV Spectroscopy of Metal-Poor Stars	unknown
29	AR	16629	Imants Platais	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Probing for astrometric accelerations in the globular cluster NGC 5139	unknown
29	AR	16628	Ekta Patel	University of Utah	USA	Establishing a New Framework for Quantifying Quenching in Low-Mass Satellite Galaxies using Gaia and HST	unknown
29	AR	16627	Kayla Owens	University of Chicago	USA	Understanding Systematic Errors in the Cepheid Distance Scale	unknown
29	AR	16626	Desika Narayanan	University of Florida	USA	SED Fitting in the Modern Era: Fast and Accurate Machine-Learning Assisted Software	unknown
29	AR	16625	Kevin McKinnon	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Combining HST and Gaia to Measure Proper Motions of Distant Halo Stars: Resolving Kinematic Inhomogeneity in the Milky Way	unknown
29	AR	16624	Sarah Loebman	University of California - Merced	USA	Simulating clustered star formation in a cosmological galactic context	unknown
29	AR	16623	Claus Leitherer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Feasting on the Riches of Odysseus' Voyage	unknown
29	AR	16622	Marie Wingyee Lau	University of California - Riverside	USA	Probing Feeding and Feedback in the Circumgalactic Medium of Quasars via Direct Detection of Inflows	unknown
29	AR	16621	Anton Koekemoer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	SUPERCAL: Unified Reprocessing of the Large HST Cosmology Survey Fields - New Science, Archival Legacy, and Pathfinder for JWST	unknown
29	AR	16620	Oleg Kargaltsev	George Washington University	USA	Galactic Archeology: Mining Globular Clusters for Massive Star Remains with Machine Learning	unknown
29	AR	16619	Eric Jimenez-Andrade	Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM)	MEX	Linking star formation and black hole accretion to galaxy structural properties with the HST and VLA	unknown
29	AR	16618	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Active Asteroid 331P/Gibbs (P/2012 F5)	unknown
29	AR	16617	James Jackman	Arizona State University	USA	Probing The Evolution Of White-Light And FUV Flares From Low-Mass Stars With HST And TESS	unknown
29	AR	16616	Jay Howk	University of Notre Dame	USA	Interstellar tomography of highly ionized gas in the Milky Way thick disk with ULLYSES	unknown
29	AR	16615	Shoubaneh Hemmati	California Institute of Technology	USA	Generating HST-like Galaxy Images with Deep Neural Networks	unknown
29	AR	16614	Oleg Gnedin	University of Michigan	USA	Measuring sizes of young star clusters in nearby galaxies	unknown
29	AR	16613	Andrew Fullard	Michigan State University	USA	Solving the Type Ia supernova progenitor mystery with late-time light curve modeling of HST photometry	unknown
29	AR	16612	Samuel Factor	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Discovery of Young Planetary Systems with Kernel-Phase Interferometry	unknown
29	AR	16611	Meredith Durbin	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Modeling Spatiotemporal Systematics in Multiwavelength Stellar Photometry Catalogs	unknown
29	AR	16610	Aaron Dotter	Dartmouth College	USA	Stellar Evolution Models for Multiple Stellar Populations in Globular Clusters	unknown
29	AR	16609	Nikko Cleri	Texas A & M University	USA	Peering Through The Dust: Paschen-beta Indicators of Star Formation and Dust Attenuation	unknown
29	AR	16608	Eugene Chiang	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Dwarf Planet Destruction in Debris Disks	unknown
29	AR	16607	Jane Charlton	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	Is There a Relationship Between the Metallicity of the Circumgalactic Medium and the Galaxy Orientation?	unknown
29	AR	16606	Cody Carr	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	Modeling the Mg II-Lyman Alpha Relation as a Calibrator of the Lyman Continuum Escape Fraction	unknown
29	AR	16605	Timothy Carleton	Arizona State University	USA	HST: Hot or Cold? Improving Constraints on the Thermal Foreground of HST	unknown
29	AR	16604	Timothy Carleton	Arizona State University	USA	Resolved Stellar Populations and the Multi-Wavelength Structure of Dwarf Galaxies in the Frontier Fields	unknown
29	AR	16603	Emma Beasor	University of Arizona	USA	Using supernova progenitors to determine the mass threshold for black hole formation	unknown
29	AR	16602	Kat Barger	Texas Christian University	USA	The LMC's Galactic Wind through the Eyes of ULLYSES	unknown
29	AR	16601	Nahum Arav	Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University	USA	Measuring the contribution of quasar outflows to AGN feedback	unknown
29	AR	16600	Nahum Arav	Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University	USA	A new paradigm for Seyfert outflows and their connection to AGN feedback	unknown
28	GO	16513	Julia Roman-Duval	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The resolved PAH properties at low metallicity	3
28	GO	16509	Sean Terry	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Detection of the Astrometric Microlensing Signal by the Binary Black Hole Candidate MOA-2019-BLG-284	4
28	GO	16508	Jacob Jencson	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Confirming a Failed Supernova Candidate in M51	3
28	GO	16507	Minghao Yue	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	Identifying a Gravitationally Lensed Quasar or A Close Quasar Pair at z=5.66	1
28	GO	16506	Joris Witstok	University of Cambridge	GBR	Imaging the sites of star formation at sub-kiloparsec scales in the Epoch of Reionization	4
28	GO	16505	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	From a soft gamma-repeater to a fast radio burst	1
28	GO	16504	Michael Rosenthal	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	A Spectroscopically Confirmed Massively Star-forming Protocluster at z = 3.14	5
28	GO	16503	Jennifer Winters	Bridgewater State University	USA	Confirming the Host Star of a Second Planet in the LTT 1445ABC System	6
28	GO	16502	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	Bulk abundances of the planetary material in a nearby bright gaseous disk around a white dwarf	4
28	GO	16501	Yoonyoung Kim	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Is main-belt comet 288P a triple system?	6
28	GO	16500	Wynn Jacobson-Galan	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Probing the Post-genitor System of Calcium-rich Transient SN 2019ehk	2
28	GO	16499	Joachim Saur	Universitat zu Koeln	DEU	Providing Context for Juno's only Close Ganymede Flyby	6
28	GO	16498	Benjamin Shappee	University of Hawaii	USA	A STIS look at ASASSN-14ko: a recently discovered periodic nuclear transient with rapid FUV evolution	4
28	GO	16497	Or Graur	University of Portsmouth	GBR	The Near-Infrared Plateau of Type Ia Supernovae	8
28	GO	16490	Serena Benatti	Osservatorio Astronomico di Palermo Giuseppe S. Vaiana	ITA	The XUV irradiation of the young exo-planets around V1298 Tau	3
28	GO	16489	Noel Castro Segura	University of Southampton	GBR	Outflow Legacy Accretion Survey: unveiling the wind driving mechanism in BHXRBs	12
28	GO	16488	Hannah Zohren	Universitat Bonn, Argelander Institute for Astronomy	DEU	An XMM-Newton+HST study of an extreme, high-redshift cluster merger	9
28	GO	16487	Peter Wheatley	The University of Warwick	GBR	Testing the apparent steep decline in the chromospheric emission of very late M dwarfs	3
28	GO	16486	Koji Mukai	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	The Symbiotic Recurrent Nova T CrB as it Approaches its Next Eruption	4
28	GO	16485	Ilsang Yoon	Associated Universities, Inc.	USA	Hidden Binary Supermassive Black Holes Revealed by 'Radio-Near IR' Imaging	2
28	GO	16484	Antony Stark	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	First Radio Observations of the Brightest Object at z > 5	3
28	GO	16483	Peter Breiding	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	A Hunt for Binary Supermassive Black Holes with the VLBA and HST	5
28	GO	16464	John Chisholm	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Mapping the Porous Neutral Gas Reservoir in an Extremely High Ionization Galaxy	15
28	GO	16463	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Active Asteroid P/2020 O1	5
28	GO	16462	Vatsal Panwar	The University of Warwick	GBR	Atmospheric characterization of the innermost gas giants in the infant multiplanet system V1298 Tau	8
28	GO	16461	Jean Somalwar	California Institute of Technology	USA	The Most Extreme Globular Cluster Systems in Low Surface Brightness Galaxies	7
28	GO	16460	Minghao Yue	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	Confirming a Gravitationally Lensed Quasar Candidate at z=5.07	2
28	GO	16459	Soeren Larsen	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	The color-magnitude diagram of an extremely metal-poor globular cluster	7
28	GO	16458	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	A long gamma-ray burst from the nucleus of an ancient galaxy	2
28	GO	16457	Billy Edwards	Space Research Organization Netherlands	NLD	Atmospheric Characterisation of A Disintegrating Planet in the Hot Neptune Desert	8
28	GO	16456	R. O. Loyd	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	REVELATION: Reconnaissance of Extreme Velocity Exoplanets for Lyman-Alpha Transit Investigations of Outflowing Neutrals	4
28	GO	16454	Michael Wong	University of California - Berkeley	USA	The Extended Death Throes of a Dark Vortex on Neptune	10
28	GO	16453	Kristen McQuinn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Measuring the Distance to SN Ia Host NGC 4457	6
28	GO	16452	Keith Noll	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Is the Lucy Mission Target (52246) Donaldjohanson a Binary?	1
28	GO	16451	Benjamin Shappee	University of Hawaii	USA	A STIS view of ASASSN-14ko: uncovering the nature of the recently discovered periodic nuclear transient	7
28	GO	16450	Joshua Lothringer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Measuring the Rock-to-Ice Ratio in an Exoplanet	10
28	GO	16449	David Wilson	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Testing the Lyman Alpha reconstructions vital for stellar and exoplanet astronomy	4
28	GO	16448	Thomas Barclay	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Confirming a tentative detection of an atmosphere around a potentially rocky planet	8
28	GO	16447	Thayne Currie	University of Texas at San Antonio	USA	Confirming a Wide-Separation Directly-Imaged Infant Planet around a Young, Dusty Star	8
28	GO	16445	Nimisha Kumari	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	The puzzling Lya profile of Pox 186: a local analogue of reionization era galaxies	2
28	GO	16444	Haakon Dahle	University of Oslo	NOR	A bright arc behind an extreme cluster lens at z=1.5	3
28	GO	16443	Ivelina Momcheva	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	3D-DASH: A Wide Field WFC3/IR Survey of COSMOS	159
28	GO	16429	Mariachiara Rossetti	INAF, Instituto di Astrofisica Spaziale e Fisica, Milano	ITA	A candidate bullet in the Planck SZ Catalogue	5
28	GO	16428	Harald Ebeling	University of Hawaii	USA	Keep It Simple: Massive Two-Body Mergers at z~0.6	1
28	GO	16427	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	The role of photons from X-ray binaries at reionization	10
28	GO	16426	Roger Romani	Stanford University	USA	Title: The Moving Filament of the Guitar Nebula	3
28	GO	16425	Guillaume Mahler	Universite de Liege	BEL	A BULLET-LIKE CLUSTER AT REDSHIFT 1	8
28	GO	16424	Ming Sun	University of Alabama in Huntsville	USA	Radio galaxy harassment caught in the act	2
28	GO	16423	Vivienne Baldassare	Washington State University	USA	A CHANDRA LOOK AT VARIABILITY-SELECTED LOW-MASS AGN CANDIDATES	9
28	GO	16422	Mark Reynolds	The Ohio State University	USA	Probing Super-Eddington Outflows via Accreting Galactic BeXRBs	1
28	GO	16421	Steven Saar	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	The Secrets of Stellar Siestas: the Magnetic Grand Minimum Candidate HD 4915	2
28	GO	16420	Jeroen Homan	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Transient LMXBs in Globular Clusters	4
28	GO	16392	Paul Green	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	X-rays from a Unique Spun-up Post Mass Transfer Main Sequence Carbon Star	2
28	GO	16376	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	The (Chandra) Bad Attitude Project	10
28	AR	16363	Elena D'Onghia	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	Searching for the LMC Corona: the Missing Element for the Formation of the Magellanic Stream	unknown
28	AR	16362	Robert Barrows	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Redshift Evolution of ULXs	unknown
28	GO	16361	Francesco Ferraro	Universita di Bologna	ITA	A new reading of the core size-age distribution of LMC clusters: changing the paradigm of star cluster formation	12
28	AR	16321	Liliana Rivera Sandoval	University of Texas Rio Grande Valley	USA	A search for variable stars and compact binaries in globular clusters with HST	unknown
28	GO	16320	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	Do collapsars make the heavy elements: A sensitive search in a nearby gamma-ray burst?	5
28	GO	16319	Michael Zhang	University of Chicago	USA	Probing mass loss from two mini-Neptunes orbiting a young solar analogue	36
28	GO	16318	Gabor Worseck	Private Company	DEU	The First Measurement of the Distribution of Quasar Lifetimes with the HeII Proximity Effect	32
28	GO	16317	Gabor Worseck	Private Company	DEU	A Quantitative HeII Lyman Alpha Absorption Spectrum of the Newly Discovered Highest-Redshift UV-bright Quasar	4
28	GO	16316	Elena Sabbi	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	GULP: Galaxy UV Legacy Project	84
28	GO	16315	Karen Meech	University of Hawaii	USA	Drivers of Activity for Interstellar object 2I/2019 Q4 (Borisov)	5
28	GO	16314	Christopher Manser	Imperial College of London	GBR	Investigating extreme evolved planetary systems: The hottest white dwarf debris disc	1
28	GO	16313	Laurent Lamy	Observatoire de Paris - Section de Meudon	FRA	Tracking the Uranian magnetosphere between solstice and equinox and the inner rotation rate of the planet	9
28	GO	16312	Margarita Karovska	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	EFFECTS OF RECENT PERIASTRON PASSAGE AND ECLIPSE IN THE SYMBIOTIC SYSTEM R AQR	5
28	GO	16310	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Interstellar Comet 2I/Borisov	8
28	GO	16309	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Long-Period Comet C/2017 K2	5
28	GO	16308	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Active Asteroids Rapid Response	2
28	GO	16307	Guangwei Fu	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	'A' Gap: Exploring the new parameter space of ultra hot Jupiters around A-type host stars	20
28	SNAP	16306	Estela Fernandez-Valenzuela	University of Central Florida Board of Trustees	USA	Towards a more complete understanding of Haumea's family tree	20
28	GO	16305	Elodie Choquet	Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille	FRA	Witnessing giant planet formation in action: a unique view of the emblematic PDS 70 system with HST	16
28	GO	16304	John Chisholm	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Digging deep into massive star variability: Do massive stars vary due to internal gravity waves or stellar winds?	26
28	GO	16303	Edo Berger	Harvard University	USA	Fine-Tuned Search for Kilonova Emission in a Short Gamma-Ray Burst: Implications for the Progenitors, GW Sources, and r-Process Nucleosynthesis	10
28	GO	16302	Ya-Lin Wu	National Taiwan Normal University	TWN	Accretion Rates as a Diagnostic Tool for the Origin of Planetary-mass Companions	26
28	GO	16301	Mary Putman	Columbia University in the City of New York	USA	The Circumgalactic Medium at the Lowest Mass End	43
28	GO	16300	Allison Noble	Arizona State University	USA	Toward a Spatially-resolved Kennicutt-Schmidt Law in High-redshift Cluster Galaxies: the Interplay Between Molecular Gas, Star Formation, and Stellar Mass with ALMA and HST	18
28	GO	16299	Philip Massey	Lowell Observatory	USA	The Nature of a Newly Discovered Wolf-Rayet Binary: Archetype of Stripping?	2
28	SNAP	16298	Mattia Libralato	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Enhancing the astrometric legacy of HST for globular clusters	44
28	GO	16297	Ting-Wen Lan	National Taiwan University, Dept. of Physics	TWN	Catching radio-mode feedback in action with COS UV absorption spectroscopy	8
28	GO	16296	Theodora Karalidi	University of Central Florida Board of Trustees	USA	Bands of brothers: detecting banded structures in the atmospheres of Luhman 16A and B	15
28	GO	16295	Yuichi Harikane	University of Tokyo, Institute of Cosmic Ray Research	JPN	A Spectroscopic Redshift for the Most Luminous Galaxy Candidate at z~11	4
28	GO	16294	Nathan Eggen	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	Pox 186: A Case of Complete Neutral Gas Blow-Away?	11
28	GO	16293	Yumi Choi	NOIRLab - (AZ)	USA	Near Field Cosmology with Ultra-faint Dwarfs: Patchy Reionization and Sub-Solar Initial Mass Function	5
28	GO	16292	Yumi Choi	NOIRLab - (AZ)	USA	Probing the Sources of Reionization: First Measurement of the Escape Fraction of Ionizing Photons in Dwarf Galaxies Fainter than Muv = -13	13
28	GO	16291	Christy Tremonti	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	Spatially Resolving Outflows in a z~1 Extremely Red Quasar to Observe a Short-Lived Blowout Phase in Galaxy Evolution	9
28	GO	16290	Stephen Skinner	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	UV Spectroscopy of PDS 70: A T Tauri Star Hosting a Newborn Planetary System	2
28	GO	16289	Antonino Milone	Universita degli Studi di Padova	ITA	Multiple stellar populations in Globular Clusters: exploring the low mass regime	18
28	GO	16288	Smita Mathur	The Ohio State University	USA	What governs the physics of the warm-hot circumgalactic medium?	26
28	SNAP	16287	Joseph Lyman	The University of Warwick	GBR	A public UV snapshot survey of core-collapse supernova hosts in IF	210
28	GO	16286	Mukremin Kilic	University of Oklahoma Norman Campus	USA	The First Double Helium White Dwarf LISA Verification Source	4
28	GO	16285	Marjorie Decleir	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA	USA	Linking dust extinction properties to depletion in the Milky Way	31
28	GO	16284	Shany Danieli	Princeton University	USA	Imaging of an apparent ''globular cluster galaxy''	2
28	GO	16283	Francesca D'Antona	INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma	ITA	Understanding the Extreme Population in the Globular Cluster NGC 6402 (M14): Breaking the Degeneracy of Cluster Formation Scenarios	13
28	GO	16282	Matteo Correnti	INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma	ITA	The IR CMD of the Metal-Rich Bulge Cluster NGC6553: Pushing its Age to Sub-Gyr Precision	1
28	GO	16281	Marco Chiaberge	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	High-redshift 3CR: witnessing the formation of the most massive galaxies, clusters and AGN in the Bright Ages	42
28	SNAP	16280	Mario De Pra	University of Central Florida Board of Trustees	USA	Quasi-Hildas Objects: The Missing Link Between The Hildas and Centaurs Populations	37
28	GO	16278	Patrick Kelly	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	Flashlights: Many Extremely Magnified Individual Stars as Probes of Dark Matter and Stellar Populations to Redshift z~2	96
28	GO	16277	Thomas Brown	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Completing the HST Parallax Legacy: M4	2
28	GO	16276	Xin Wang	Chinese Academy of Sciences	CHN	WFC3 Spectroscopy of the Most Massive Galaxy Protoclusters at Cosmic Noon	45
28	GO	16275	Nial Tanvir	University of Leicester	GBR	Compact binary mergers: R-process kilonovae and ultra-relativistic jets	18
28	GO	16274	Sangmo Sohn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Resolved Proper Motions of M33	25
28	GO	16273	Sangmo Sohn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Andromeda and the Seven Dwarfs: M31 Mass, Satellite Orbits, and the Nature of the Satellite Plane	48
28	GO	16272	Tomer Shenar	Universiteit van Amsterdam	NLD	The multiplicity and properties of the LMC WC stars: the immediate progenitors of black holes and stripped supernovae	24
28	GO	16271	Daniel Schaerer	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	A new window on the UV SED of star-forming galaxies: direct measurements of ionizing spectra in the Lyman continuum	30
28	GO	16270	Joshua Lothringer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Heavy Metal Bands: A Study of Ions Escaping from the Hottest Jovian Atmospheres	20
28	GO	16269	David Jones	NOIRLab - Gemini North (HI)	USA	Tension at the Breaking Point: Uncovering New Physics Through a Two-Rung Distance Ladder Measurement of the Hubble Constant	112
28	GO	16268	Trent Dupuy	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	Resolving Mass Benchmarks for Ultracool Atmospheres	16
28	GO	16267	Courtney Dressing	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Probing the Atmosphere of a Temperate Transiting Jovian Planet with an Orbital Period of 1.5 Years	18
28	GO	16265	Josefin Larsson	Royal Institute of Technology	SWE	The ever-changing face of SN 1987A	4
28	GO	16264	Justin Pierel	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	LensWatch: Time Delay Measurement of a Multiply-Imaged Supernova	22
28	GO	16263	John Wisniewski	NASA Headquarters	USA	Diagnosing a New Species of Dusty Debris: the Chameleon Debris Disk	8
28	SNAP	16262	R. Tully	University of Hawaii	USA	5% Distances to Galaxies using Surface Brightness Fluctuations	141
28	GO	16261	Sally Oey	University of Michigan	USA	Mrk 71: Prototype for Catastrophic Cooling in a Green Pea Analog	25
28	GO	16260	Sally Oey	University of Michigan	USA	Tied up in Knots: The Spatially Resolved LyC Escape from Haro 11	19
28	GO	16259	Ivelina Momcheva	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	3D-DASH: A Wide Field WFC3/IR Survey of COSMOS	100
28	GO	16258	Chiara Mazzucchelli	Diego Portales University	CHL	The Environment of the most distant Radio Loud Quasar	25
28	SNAP	16257	Francine Marleau	Universitat Innsbruck, Institut fur Astronomie	AUT	Globular cluster systems of ultra-diffuse galaxies in low density environments	87
28	GO	16256	Graham Harper	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	A Sensitive Test for Far Ultraviolet CO absorption in the Outflow of our Nearest Supernova Progenitor - Antares	23
28	GO	16255	Emanuele Dalessandro	INAF-Osservatorio di Astrofisica e Scienza dello Spazio	ITA	Pinpointing the Onset of Multiple Populations in Globular Clusters	10
28	GO	16254	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Stellar X-ray Cycles: the Shape of Things to Come	4
28	GO	16253	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Cycles and the Seven Dwarfs	4
28	GO	16252	Rolf Jansen	Arizona State University	USA	TREASUREHUNT: Hubble's UV-Visible treasury imaging of the JWST NEP Time-Domain Field	28
28	GO	16251	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Accurate Mass Determination of the Nearby Single White Dwarf L145-141 (LAWD 37) through Astrometric Microlensing	1
28	GO	16250	Wenlong Yuan	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Refining the Mira Distance Scale and Hubble Constant for the Era of JWST and WFIRST	13
28	GO	16248	Justin Spilker	Texas A & M University	USA	Testing the Origin and Consequences of Vast Extended Molecular Gas Outside High-Redshift Post-Starburst Galaxies	4
28	GO	16247	Michele Scalco	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	ITA	The radial chromosomic map of Omega Centauri	2
28	GO	16246	Mitchell Revalski	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Are Narrow Line Region Outflows an Effective Mode of AGN Feedback?	14
28	GO	16245	Goeran Oestlin	Stockholm University	SWE	Mapping Lyman alpha and ionization in the leakiest galaxies	34
28	GO	16244	Robert Mathieu	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	Blue Lurkers: Low-Mass Blue Stragglers and the Stability of Mass Transfer	17
28	GO	16243	Federico Marocco	California Institute of Technology	USA	Determining the low-mass cutoff for star formation	29
28	GO	16242	Varsha Kulkarni	University of South Carolina	USA	The Baryonic Content of Galaxies Mapped by MaNGA and Gas Flows Around Them	33
28	SNAP	16241	Michael Koss	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	A NUV Snapshot Survey of the Nearest Luminous AGN	124
28	GO	16240	Bethan James	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Pinning down multi-phase mixing of metals within star-forming galaxies	15
28	SNAP	16239	Ryan Foley	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Snapshot Observations of Nearby, Recent Supernovae and Their Environments	97
28	GO	16238	Ryan Foley	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Measuring the Effect of Progenitor Metallicity on Type Ia Supernova Distance Estimates	12
28	GO	16237	Scott Chapman	Dalhousie University	CAN	A massive protocluster at z=7 selected by the South Pole Telescope	23
28	GO	16236	Taylor Bell	Bay Area Environmental Research Institute	USA	The Life and Death of Ultra-Hot Jupiter WASP-12b	22
28	GO	16234	Saurabh Jha	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	Supernovae in the Infrared avec Hubble	26
28	GO	16233	Christian Schneider	Universitat Hamburg, Hamburger Sternwarte	DEU	Jets and disk scattering - Spatially resolved optical and FUV observations of AA Taudac	17
28	GO	16232	Raghvendra Sahai	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	USA	Investigating The Interstellar Bullet Engine IRAS05506+2414	5
28	GO	16231	David Rupke	Rhodes College	USA	Witnessing the circumgalactic medium in formation: Imaging OVI in the warm-hot CGM of a record-breaking galactic wind	20
28	SNAP	16230	Derck Massa	Space Science Institute	USA	An NUV SNAP program to supplement and enhance the value of the ULLYSES OB star legacy data.	200
28	GO	16229	Clemence Fontanive	Universite de Montreal	CAN	Precise distances and photometry for the Y dwarf population: unlocking the secrets of our coolest neighbours	26
28	GO	16228	John Debes	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	A Multi-Cycle Monitoring Program of the Hydra's Shadow	4
28	GO	16227	David Bowen	Princeton University	USA	Extremely Metal Poor Galaxies (XMPGs): A Search for the Lowest Metallicity Gas in Nearby Galaxies	30
28	GO	16226	Sal Fu	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Metallicity Distribution Functions of Quenched Field Dwarf Galaxies	23
28	SNAP	16225	Seth Redfield	Wesleyan University	USA	A SNAP Survey of the Local Interstellar Medium: New NUV Observations of Stars with Archived FUV Observations	84
28	GO	16224	Steven Parsons	University of Sheffield	GBR	Pathways to compact white dwarf binaries	34
28	GO	16223	Marco Gullieuszik	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	ITA	Star-forming clumps in jellyfish galaxy tails	30
28	GO	16222	Christopher Clark	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Extinction Mapping in Leo P: Resolving the Dust Properties of the Lowest-Metallicity ISM in the Local Universe	6
28	GO	16221	Peter Brown	Texas A & M University	USA	Red or Reddened Supernovae? Understanding the Ultraviolet Differences of Normal Standard Candles	28
28	GO	16220	Thomas Beatty	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	An Observational Anchor for Brown Dwarf Models	5
28	GO	16219	Kat Barger	Texas Christian University	USA	Exploring the origin of the M31-M33 filament	12
28	GO	16218	Liliana Rivera Sandoval	University of Texas Rio Grande Valley	USA	Confirming the first double degenerates in globular clusters	10
28	GO	16217	Liliana Rivera Sandoval	University of Texas Rio Grande Valley	USA	Identifying Double White Dwarf Binaries in Globular Clusters	9
28	GO	16216	Andrea Dupree	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Focus on Betelgeuse	12
28	GO	16215	Sebastian Gomez	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	UV to NIR Study of the the First Robust Pulsational or Pair Instability Supernova and its Low Metallicity Environment	3
28	GO	16214	Qicheng Zhang	California Institute of Technology	USA	Polarimetric Characterization of Oort Cloud Comet C/2017 K2 (PANSTARRS) Before Water Ice Sublimation	2
28	GO	16213	Swara Ravindranath	Catholic University of America	USA	Extreme Star-Forming Galaxies: Local laboratories to constrain models of ionizing sources in the reionization epoch	20
28	GO	16212	Daniel Perley	Liverpool John Moores University	GBR	HST Spectroscopy of a Fast-Rising Luminous Ultraviolet Transient	6
28	GO	16211	Pippa Molyneux	Southwest Research Institute	USA	A systematic study of auroral processes at Ganymede	12
28	GO	16210	Xin Liu	University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign	USA	Spectroscopic Confirmation of High-Redshift Close Dual/Lensed Quasars from Gaia and HST	14
28	GO	16209	Matthew Hayes	Stockholm University	SWE	Highly ionized gas in extreme starburst galaxies: high resolution He II and (the first) C IV emission imaging	17
28	GO	16208	Nancy Evans	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Improved Masses for Critical Cepheid Binaries	8
28	GO	16207	Giada Arney	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Photochemistry in TESS's first habitable zone terrestrial planet, TOI-700 d	16
28	GO	16206	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Mass determination of an extreme halo M subdwarf through astrometric and photometric microlensing	1
28	GO	16205	John Wisniewski	NASA Headquarters	USA	Time Domain Coronagraphy: Diagnosing the Stripping of AU Mic's Debris Disk	7
28	GO	16204	Siyi Xu	NOIRLab - Gemini North (HI)	USA	A New Method to Measure the Chemical Compositions of Extrasolar Planetesimals	16
28	GO	16202	Chris Stark	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Revealing Structure in the HD 53143 Debris Disk	15
28	GO	16201	Justin Spilker	Texas A & M University	USA	Testing the Origin of Vast Extended Molecular Gas Outside High-z Post-Starbursts	2
28	GO	16200	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Discovering Isolated Stellar-Mass Black Holes Using Astrometric Microlensing	7
28	GO	16199	Lorenz Roth	Royal Institute of Technology	SWE	Exploiting the fortunate Jupiter transit geometry to probe Ganymede's and Callisto's atmospheres	4
28	GO	16198	Adam Riess	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	From Masers to Coma, A Single Step Measurement of the Hubble Constant and a Reservoir of New SNe Ia	32
28	GO	16197	John Pineda	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Chromosopheric and Coronal Activity in the Lowest-Mass Stars	33
28	GO	16196	Gerard Kriss	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Mapping Gas Flows in AGNs by Reverberation	198
28	GO	16195	Jonathan Nichols	University of Leicester	GBR	A Tail of Two Giants: Observing Saturn's FUV auroras in Jupiter's magnetotail in 2020	16
28	GO	16194	Jean-Michel Desert	Universiteit van Amsterdam	NLD	Cooking a planet: The heating and cooling of an exoplanet atmosphere	23
28	GO	16193	Bertrand Bonfond	Université de Liège	BEL	Building connections: Juno and STIS contemporaneous observations of Jupiter's magnetosphere and auroras	5
28	GO	16192	Jessica Agarwal	Technische Universität Braunschweig	DEU	Re-activation of binary main-belt comet 288P	4
28	GO	16191	Adam Smercina	University of Washington	USA	A Benchmark Survey of Resolved Stellar Populations in the Nearest Ultra Diffuse Galaxy, F8D1	31
28	GO	16190	Peter Brown	Texas A & M University	USA	Ultraviolet Spectroscopy of Extreme Standard Candles	62
28	GO	16189	Ori Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	UV Spectroscopic Signatures from Type Ia Supernovae Strongly Interacting with a Circumstellar Medium	15
28	GO	16188	Guy Worthey	Washington State University	USA	Calibration of Scattered Light in STIS grating G230LB	6
28	GO	16187	Feige Wang	University of Arizona	USA	Mapping A Distant Protocluster Anchored by A Luminous Quasar in the Epoch of Reionization	17
28	GO	16186	Remco van der Burg	European Southern Observatory - Germany	DEU	The extremely peculiar globular cluster system of UDG GAMA-526784 and its implications	3
28	GO	16185	Adam Smercina	University of Washington	USA	Resolving Star Formation Triggered by M82's Prototypical Superwind	12
28	GO	16184	Nicholas Seymour	Curtin University	AUS	Lyman-alpha Observations of a z=10.15 Powerful Radio Galaxy	5
28	GO	16183	Simon Porter	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Followup High-Precision Astrometry and Binary Searches of Potential New Horizons KBO Targets	58
28	GO	16182	Lidia Oskinova	Potsdam University	DEU	Catching wind with the HST: novel UV spectroscopy of a bona fide ultraluminous X-ray source	17
28	GO	16181	Laura Kreidberg	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	Exploring the Demographics of Exo-Neptunes: Atmospheric Characterization of a Cool Sub-Neptune from TESS	18
28	GO	16180	Tiffany Kataria	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	USA	Constructing the First Spectroscopic, Multi-Dimensional Map of a Hot Jupiter	30
28	SNAP	16179	Alex Filippenko	University of California - Berkeley	USA	A Snapshot Survey of the Sites of Recent, Nearby Supernovae	54
28	GO	16178	Alex Filippenko	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Early-Time UV Spectroscopy of Stripped-Envelope Supernovae: A New Window	17
28	GO	16177	Annalisa Calamida	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Digging into the mystery of the Galactic globular clusters M22 and NGC1851	5
28	GO	16176	Kris Davidson	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	\`\`Last Call!'' Eta Carinae's Spectroscopic Event in 2020	2
28	GO	16175	Aida Wofford	Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Obs. Astron. Nac.	MEX	Can Very Massive Stars form at the low-metallicity threshold of the nearby Universe?	8
28	GO	16174	Kevin Wagner	University of Arizona	USA	Imaging Planet-Disk Interactions in the Beta Pictoris Disk	3
28	GO	16173	Grant Tremblay	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Hyperfine Temporal & Spatial Resolution of Stellar Ages amid Quasar-Driven gas flows: Unifying HST with MUSE and ALMA	33
28	GO	16172	Nathan Smith	University of Arizona	USA	The disappearing LBV in the low metallicity galaxy PHL293B: Collapse to a black hole?	3
28	GO	16171	Yue Shen	University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign	USA	Understanding the offset in the broad-line region size-luminosity relation with UV spectroscopy	25
28	GO	16170	Andreas Sander	Astronomisches Rechen-Institut Heidelberg	DEU	Wolf-Rayet stars in the outskirts of M33: unveiling helium-star evolution and feedback at subsolar metallicity	20
28	GO	16169	Carl Melis	University of California - San Diego	USA	The biological potential of other worlds: comparing the phosphorus content of wet and dry exoplanetary crusts	6
28	GO	16168	Megan Mansfield	University of Arizona	USA	Stuck in the Middle with WASP-77Ab: Defining Transitions in Hot Jupiter Atmospheres	10
28	GO	16167	Wesley Fraser	Dominion Astrophysical Observatory	CAN	Confirming the binarity of Kuiper Belt Object 2015 RR245: a test of the streaming instability	2
28	GO	16166	Kevin France	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	MUSCLES Extension for Atmospheric Transmission Spectroscopy: Essential Ultraviolet Stellar Characterization for Guaranteed JWST Transiting Planet Targets	57
28	GO	16165	Ori Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Towards a Comprehensive Search for Surviving Companions to Stripped-Envelope Supernovae	14
28	GO	16164	Paul Cauley	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Measuring mass loss via metal lines from the very young planet AU Mic b	15
28	GO	16163	Paul Cauley	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Planetary mass loss and the high-energy spectrum of V1298 Tau	17
28	GO	16162	Martha Boyer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Solving the metallicity dependence of evolved star evolution and completing HST's near-IR legacy in the Local Volume	50
28	GO	16161	Prasiddha Arunachalam	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	Measuring Cosmic Ray Acceleration in a Young Supernova Remnant in the Large Magellanic Cloud: The Case for a Third Epoch Observation of SNR0519-69.0	2
28	AR	16160	Stephen Zepf	Michigan State University	USA	Far-ultraviolet insights into multiple populations in extragalactic globular clusters	unknown
28	AR	16159	Daniel Weisz	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Measuring the Cosmic Star Formation History of the Lowest Mass Galaxies	unknown
28	AR	16158	Bart Wakker	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	The metallicity of high- and intermediate-velocity clouds	unknown
28	AR	16157	Enrico Vesperini	Indiana University System	USA	Evolution of the kinematical properties of multiple stellar populations in globular clusters	unknown
28	AR	16156	Dean Townsley	University of Alabama	USA	UV spectra of Type Ia Supernovae from Double Detonations	unknown
28	AR	16155	Grace Telford	Princeton University	USA	Do Starbursts Form Cored Density Profiles in Dwarf Galaxies?	unknown
28	AR	16154	Niharika Sravan	Drexel University	USA	Optimal Use of HST for Obtaining Statistical Constraints for SN IIb Progenitors and their Companions	unknown
28	AR	16153	William Sparks	SETI Institute	USA	M-dwarf Exoplanet Direct Detection using Light Echoes (MEDDLE)	unknown
28	AR	16152	Edward Sion	Villanova University	USA	Accreting White Dwarfs: Their Masses, Rotational Velocities and Chemical Abundances	unknown
28	AR	16151	Raymond Simons	University of Connecticut	USA	On The Rapid Evolution of Galaxy Metallicity Gradients: A Bridge Between Theory and Observations	unknown
28	AR	16150	Keren Sharon	University of Michigan	USA	Hubble constant measurement from cluster-lensed quasars	unknown
28	AR	16149	Anowar Shajib	University of Chicago	USA	Systematics in H_0 from lensing: a comprehensive study of internal structure in elliptical galaxies	unknown
28	AR	16148	Peter Senchyna	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	Painting the first empirical picture of massive stars below the metallicity of the SMC with ULLYSES	unknown
28	AR	16147	Michael Rutkowski	Minnesota State University, Mankato	USA	CENSUS-2175: Constraining Extinction with NUV Spectroscopy of UV-bright Star-forming galaxies-via the 2175-Angstrom bump	unknown
28	AR	16146	Erica Nelson	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Pirate: Walking the Plank to Spatially Resolved Stellar Populations in CANDELS	unknown
28	AR	16145	Desika Narayanan	University of Florida	USA	The Dust Extinction Law in Local Galaxies: Enhancing HST Data Products from Cosmological Galaxy Formation Simulations	unknown
28	AR	16144	Kristen McQuinn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	A Census of Metals in Low-Mass Galaxies: Quantifying the Metal Retention as a Function of Mass	unknown
28	AR	16143	Matthew Malkan	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Stellar Torques and Gas Flows in Galactic Centers: Feeding and Feedback in Nearby Active Galactic Nuclei	unknown
28	AR	16142	Joshua Lothringer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The First Grid of White-Dwarf-Irradiated Brown Dwarf Atmosphere Models	unknown
28	AR	16141	Brian Lorenz	University of California - Berkeley	USA	A New Angle on Attenuation: Investigating Dust and its Relationship to Galaxy Inclination	unknown
28	AR	16140	Cassandra Lochhaas	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	What Holds Up the CGM?	unknown
28	AR	16139	Michael Line	Arizona State University	USA	A Grid Idea: A New Comprehensive Self-Consistent Radiative-Convective Model Grid for Exoplanet Atmospheres	unknown
28	AR	16138	Bomee Lee	Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI)	KOR	Constraining the masses of galaxy overdensities at z > 1 in CANDELS and COSMOS through weak lensing in the NIR	unknown
28	AR	16137	Allison Kirkpatrick	University of Kansas Center for Research, Inc.	USA	Obscured CANDELS: Disentangling Obscuration around Supermassive Black Holes in the Distant Universe	unknown
28	AR	16136	Charles Kilpatrick	Northwestern University	USA	Using the full power of the HST Archive to Address the Red Supergiant Problem	unknown
28	AR	16135	Eliza Kempton	University of Maryland	USA	Quantifying the Effects of Host Star UV Scaling Relationships on Photochemical Modeling of Exoplanet Atmospheres	unknown
28	AR	16134	Patrick Kelly	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	DOLPHOT for Time-Domain Astronomy	unknown
28	AR	16133	Edward Jenkins	Princeton University	USA	A Comprehensive Investigation of Gas-Phase Element Abundances and Extinction by Dust in the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds	unknown
28	AR	16132	Caroline Huang	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	A Mira Distance to M101: Towards a Sub-3% Measurement of the Hubble Constant with Miras	unknown
28	AR	16131	D. Hillier	University of Pittsburgh	USA	CMFGEN: A Key Spectroscopic Tool for Astrophysicists	unknown
28	AR	16130	Svea Hernandez	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Adding the Final Piece to the Metallicity Puzzle of Star- Forming Galaxies: Stellar Abundances from Integrated Light	unknown
28	AR	16129	Gregory Herczeg	Peking University	CHN	Outflows and Disks around Young Stars: Synergies for the Exploration of Ullyses Spectra (ODYSSEUS)	unknown
28	AR	16128	Fabian Heitsch	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	USA	Triggering Precipitation at the Edge of the Galaxy: A New Theoretical Approach	unknown
28	AR	16127	Wendy Freedman	University of Chicago	USA	Absolute Magnitude Calibration of Type Ia SNe at 1%: Doubling the Sample of TRGB Host-Galaxy Supernova Calibrators	unknown
28	AR	16126	Wendy Freedman	University of Chicago	USA	An Independent Appraisal of the Cepheid Distance Scale	unknown
28	AR	16125	Kristian Finlator	New Mexico State University - Dona Ana	USA	Probing Reionization With the Circumgalactic Medium	unknown
28	AR	16124	Claude-Andre Faucher-Giguere	Northwestern University	USA	Testing a new physical model for the formation of galactic disks and its implications for star formation variability, ISM kinematics and galactic winds	unknown
28	AR	16123	Bjorn Emonts	Associated Universities, Inc.	USA	Diffuse star formation in the proto-cluster medium: witnessing the in-situ birth of a giant galaxy	unknown
28	AR	16122	Meredith Durbin	University of California - Berkeley	USA	A Fully Self-Consistent Local Group NIR-TRGB Calibration	unknown
28	AR	16121	Tuan Do	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Testing models of star formation in extreme environments with star clusters at the Galactic center	unknown
28	AR	16120	Yumi Choi	NOIRLab - (AZ)	USA	Constraining the ionizing photon production efficiency for galaxies fainter than Muv = -17	unknown
28	AR	16119	Dolon Bhattacharyya	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Atmospheric Evolution of Uranus	unknown
28	GO	16118	William Dunn	University College London	GBR	Chandra EUV Capabilities: A New View of Jupiter	1
28	GO	16068	Thomas Maccarone	Texas Tech University	USA	The most massive low density globular cluster	4
27	GO	16089	Quanzhi Ye	University of Maryland	USA	A new member of a new comet group: characterization of C/2019 Y4 (ATLAS)	1
27	GO	16088	Karen Meech	University of Hawaii	USA	Tracking the Outbound Motion of Interstellar Comet 2I/Borisov.	10
27	GO	16087	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Optical Evolution of Interstellar Object 2I/Borisov	5
27	GO	16086	Joshua Lothringer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Comparing Escaping Metals and Heat Deposition in Ultra-hot Jupiters	10
27	GO	16085	Leonardo Dos Santos	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Atmospheric escape in the young transiting planet DS Tuc A b	5
27	GO	16084	Michael Wong	University of California - Berkeley	USA	The Disruption of a Dark Vortex on Neptune	5
27	GO	16083	Kamen Todorov	Universiteit van Amsterdam	NLD	Water and methane in a juvenile transiting exoplanet	10
27	GO	16082	Oliver Mueller	EPFL	CHE	A new enigmatic population of over-luminous globular clusters in an ultra-diffuse galaxy	1
27	GO	16081	James Rhoads	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Let's Point Hubble at a Bubble!	6
27	GO	16080	Alexandra Mannings	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Resolving the Host Galaxies of Fast Radio Bursts	6
27	GO	16079	Daniel Lennon	Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias	ESP	Does the binary system LB-1 host a Black Hole?	3
27	GO	16078	David Sand	University of Arizona	USA	Late Time Photometry of a Type Ia Supernova with an Early, Red Light Curve Excess	4
27	GO	16077	Bryce Bolin	California Institute of Technology	USA	Determining the cause of activity of the first active Trojan, 2019 LD2	3
27	GO	16076	Samantha Oates	University of Birmingham	GBR	UV spectroscopy and imaging of the transient Swift J221951-484240 discovered in the follow-up of GW S190930t.	4
27	GO	16075	Wynn Jacobson-Galan	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Late-time Observations of Calcium-Rich Transient SN 2019ehk	2
27	GO	16074	Michael Wong	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Cyclones as the Dominant Source Regions for Jovian Lightning	3
27	GO	16073	Jessica Agarwal	Technische Universität Braunschweig	DEU	Individual component shapes and rotation states in binary main-belt comet 288P	6
27	GO	16072	Shriharsh Tendulkar	Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Bombay	IND	Constraining the local environment and possible binarity of the closest-known Fast Radio Burst source	4
27	GO	16071	Nimisha Kumari	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Preparing for JWST with HST/COS spectroscopy of Pox 186: a local analogue of z > 6 galaxies	7
27	GO	16070	Nicola Gentile Fusillo	ESA-European Space Astronomy Centre	ESP	Exploring evolved planetary systems: three new debris discsHST	12
27	GO	16069	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	TCP J21040470+4631129 - a highly evolved cataclysmic variable unmasked?	4
27	GO	16066	Noel Castro Segura	University of Southampton	GBR	Tracing accretion disk winds across the electromagnetic spectrum in BHXRBs	9
27	GO	16065	George King	University of Michigan	USA	The irradiation and atmospheric escape of the brightest gaseous super-Earth	5
27	GO	16064	George Pavlov	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	External and internal heating in the old pulsar PSR B0950+08	3
27	GO	16063	Michael Koss	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	The First Glimpse of A Candidate Recoiling Black Hole	2
27	GO	16062	Giovanni Miniutti	Centro de Astrobiologia (CSIC/INTA) Inst. Nac. de Tec. Aero.	ESP	Quasi-Periodic Eruptions (QPEs) in GSN 069	2
27	GO	16061	Sergio Campana	INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico di Brera, Merate	ITA	The ultimate observing campaign for the Transitional ms X-ray PSRJ1023+0038	2
27	GO	16060	Lidia Oskinova	Potsdam University	DEU	Tight surveillance of the exemplary O star zeta Ophiuchi with XMM-Newton and HST	15
27	GO	16054	Nissim Kanekar	National Centre for Radio Astrophysics, TIFR	IND	Mapping HI 21cm emission in Green Pea galaxies	6
27	GO	16053	Imke de Pater	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Tracking short time variability on Jupiter	12
27	GO	16049	Dennis Bodewits	Auburn University	USA	HST/COS chemical inventory and activity of interstellar object 2I/Borisov	16
27	GO	16048	Kristen McQuinn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Extremely Metal Poor Galaxies: Understanding the Boundaries of Galaxy Evoution	13
27	GO	16047	Joel Bregman	University of Michigan	USA	A SN Ia Event in a Globular Cluster of a Nearby Galaxy	1
27	GO	16046	Paula Szkody	University of Washington	USA	Understanding the Instability Strip of Accreting Pulsating White Dwarfs: Followup to a Recent COS Result	3
27	GO	16045	Linda Smith	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	COS observations of a very young massive star cluster in the blue compact dwarf galaxy NGC 5253	8
27	GO	16044	Qicheng Zhang	California Institute of Technology	USA	Polarimetry of New Interstellar Comet 2I/Borisov	15
27	GO	16043	Karen Meech	University of Hawaii	USA	Characterization of the second interstellar object	14
27	GO	16042	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	Do collapsars make the heavy elements: A sensitive search in a nearby gamma-ray burst?	7
27	GO	16041	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Interstellar Comet C/2019 Q4 (Borisov)	3
27	GO	16040	Bryce Bolin	California Institute of Technology	USA	Constraining the coma volatile content of interstellar comet 2I/Borisov	6
27	GO	16039	David Sing	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Characterizing the outstanding super-Earth LTT 1445Ab	14
27	GO	16038	Michael McDonald	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	Imaging a Rare Starburst Central Galaxy in a Merging Cluster	2
27	GO	16037	Mauro Stefanon	Universitat de Valencia	ESP	Securing a sample of exceptionally bright z>~9 galaxies to prepare for JWST and probe early galaxy assembly	4
27	GO	16036	Yifan Zhou	The University of Virginia	USA	Mapping Clouds on a Variable Planetary-Mass Companion	15
27	GO	16035	Nicola Gentile Fusillo	ESA-European Space Astronomy Centre	ESP	Exploring evolved planetary systems: three new gaseous debris discs	14
27	GO	16034	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	Dissecting the evaporating atmosphere of a giant planet in a close orbit around a white dwarf with COS ultraviolet spectroscopy	10
27	GO	16033	Cynthia Froning	Southwest Research Institute	USA	UV Spectroscopy of LTT1445A: Evaluating the Energetic Irradiance on a Nearby Terrestrial Exoplanet	10
27	GO	16003	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Cycles and the Seven Dwarfs	4
27	GO	16002	Paul Sell	University of Florida	USA	The Giant Hiding in Our Backyard: The Nearby Spiral Starburst Galaxy IC 342	7
27	GO	16001	Myriam Gitti	Universita di Bologna	ITA	STUDYING AGN FEEDING AND FEEDBACK IN THE MOST QUENCHED COOL CORE CLUSTER	7
27	GO	16000	Margarita Karovska	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	EVOLUTION OF RECENTLY DISCOVERED SPATIALLY RESOLVED JET/OUTFLOW IN THE SYMBIOTIC MWC 560	4
27	GO	15999	Breanna Binder	Cal Poly Pomona Foundation, Inc.	USA	What is the Mass of the NGC 300 X-1 Black Hole?	8
27	GO	15998	Mark Reynolds	The Ohio State University	USA	Probing Super-Eddington Outflows via Accreting Galactic BeXRBs	1
27	GO	15997	Rebecca Canning	University of Portsmouth	GBR	The growth of supermassive black holes in the first massive structures	8
27	GO	15996	David Pooley	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Transient LMXBs in Globular Clusters	4
27	GO	15995	Preeti Kharb	National Centre for Radio Astrophysics, TIFR	IND	The Nature of Jets in Hybrid MOJAVE Blazars	8
27	GO	15994	Elizabeth Blanton	Boston University	USA	A z=1.8 Cluster in the Clusters Occupied by Bent Radio AGN (COBRA) Survey	2
27	GO	15992	Michael Corcoran	Catholic University of America	USA	Eta Carinae: Taking the Plunge	4
27	GO	15991	Travis Metcalfe	White Dwarf Research Corporation	USA	The Deaths of Stellar Dynamos: Digging in the Magnetic Graveyard for Old Cold Coronae	2
27	GO	15990	Vallia Antoniou	Texas Tech University	USA	Determining How X-ray Binary Populations Vary Through Time	9
27	GO	15989	Brian Williams	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	A Tale of Two Remnants: A Comparative Study of the Young Ia SNRs 0509-67.5 and 0519-69.0	3
27	GO	15988	John Ruan	Bishop's University	CAN	Unveiling the Quiescent Accretion State of AGN with Fading Changing-Look Quasars	4
27	GO	15980	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	New insights from gravitational waves combined with electromagnetic light	89
27	GO	15979	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	Unpicking the exceptional properties of the first TeV emitting gamma-ray burst	3
27	GO	15978	Quanzhi Ye	University of Maryland	USA	Rising from Ashes or Dying Flash? 289P/Blanpain After Its 2013 Mega Outburst	8
27	GO	15977	Pascal Oesch	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	Characterizing the Environment Around The Most Distant Known Galaxy	11
27	GO	15976	Majd Mayyasi	Boston University	USA	Constraining Water Loss from Mars	11
27	GO	15975	Xin Liu	University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign	USA	Host Galaxy Morphologies of Candidate Sub-parsec Binary Supermassive Black Holes: Testing the Merger Hypothesis	10
27	GO	15974	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	Unmasking the cow: Distinguishing models for the unique transient AT2018cow	3
27	GO	15973	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Distant Comet C/2017 K2	5
27	GO	15972	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Active Asteroids Target of Opportunity	2
27	GO	15971	Jane Huang	Columbia University in the City of New York	USA	Investigating the origins of large-scale spiral arms around a T Tauri star	4
27	GO	15970	Catherine Grier	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	Recalibrating SMBH Scaling Relations with Ultraviolet SEDs of Reverberation-Mapped AGN	13
27	GO	15969	Guangwei Fu	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Exploring the relation between aerosol formation and temperature with the TESS hot-Neptune HD 219666b	24
27	GO	15968	Matteo Fossati	Universita di Milano-Bicocca	ITA	Paths to quiescence: gaseous feeding, morphology and star-formation histories of galaxies from the HST+MUSE Ultra Deep Field	8
27	GO	15967	John Chisholm	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Constraining the Stellar Astrophysics Powering Cosmic Reionization: Spectral Templates of Extremely Low-metallicity Main-sequence O-stars	49
27	GO	15966	John Chisholm	University of Texas at Austin	USA	What lurks below the Lyman-Limit? Uncovering the unseen ionizing continuum of massive stars	27
27	GO	15965	Dennis Bodewits	Auburn University	USA	Comet outburst target of opportunity	6
27	GO	15964	Edo Berger	Harvard University	USA	Fine-Tuned Search for Kilonova Emission in a Short Gamma-Ray Burst: Implications for the Progenitors, GW Sources, and r-Process Nucleosynthesis	10
27	GO	15963	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Stellar X-ray Cycles: the Shape of Things to Come	4
27	GO	15961	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Accurate Mass Determination of the Nearby Single White Dwarf L145-141 (LAWD 37) through Astrometric Microlensing	4
27	GO	15960	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Detecting Isolated Black Holes through Astrometric Microlensing	4
27	GO	15959	Adi Zitrin	Ben Gurion University of the Negev	ISR	Observations of the JWST/GTO Very Rich Cluster Lens RMJ121218.5+273255.1	5
27	GO	15958	Susanna Vergani	Observatoire de Paris - Section de Meudon	FRA	A global view of the UV rest-frame properties of a star-forming galaxy at z~6: the absorption lines, the lyman-alpha emission and the continuum.	4
27	GO	15957	David Turnshek	University of Pittsburgh	USA	Imaging the Size of a Quasar BALR with Synthesized HST-ACS-SBC Narrow Passbands	3
27	GO	15956	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Mass determination of an extreme halo M subdwarf through astrometric and photometric microlensing	9
27	GO	15955	Tyler Richey-Yowell	Lowell Observatory	USA	The K Dwarf Advantage: Assessing the Habitability of Planets Orbiting K Stars	73
27	GO	15954	Steven Parsons	University of Sheffield	GBR	The first pulsating white dwarf in an eclipsing binary	5
27	GO	15953	Joel Kastner	Rochester Institute of Technology	USA	Young and Rapidly Evolving: a Panchromatic WFC3 Imaging Study of the Planetary Nebulae NGC 7027 and NGC 6302	11
27	GO	15952	Olivia Jones	United Kingdom Astronomy Technology Centre	GBR	A first measurement of the global AGB dust production in a metal-rich galaxy	4
27	GO	15951	Terese Hansen	Stockholm University	SWE	Testing r-process nucleosynthesis models with two r-process enhanced stars	17
27	GO	15950	Anthony Gonzalez	University of Florida	USA	2MASS J13260399+7023462: One of the Most Luminous Quasars in the Universe?	1
27	GO	15949	Michael Gladders	University of Chicago	USA	Lyman Continuum Escape in High Definition	42
27	GO	15948	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Make STIS Great Again!	24
27	GO	15947	Daniel Apai	University of Arizona	USA	Dancing with the Dwarfs: Very High Quality Spatial and Spectral Maps of Hot Jupiters Proxies	39
27	GO	15946	Richard Anderson	Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne	CHE	Towards a 1% local determination of the Hubble constant: quantifying stellar association bias in the supernova-host galaxy M101	4
27	GO	15945	Giacomo Cordoni	Australian National University	AUS	A two orbits proposal to solve the age spread dilemma in young Magellanic Clouds clusters	2
27	GO	15944	Trent Dupuy	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	The Coolest Sample of Brown Dwarf Dynamical Masses	8
27	GO	15942	Tomer Shenar	Universiteit van Amsterdam	NLD	Are the most massive stars in the Local Group truly single?	6
27	GO	15941	Daniel Schaerer	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	UV emission line spectra of z~0.3-0.4 Lyman continuum emitters a key reference to uncover the sources of cosmic reionization	42
27	GO	15940	Bruno Ribeiro	Digital Transformation CoLab	PRT	Completing the HST frontier fields legacy with a magnified cosmic noon	48
27	GO	15939	Celine Peroux	European Southern Observatory - Germany	DEU	The stellar populations of gas-rich absorbing galaxies detected with VLT/MUSE and ALMA: the essential link to the baryon cycle	40
27	GO	15938	Burcin Mutlu-Pakdil	Dartmouth College	USA	The NGC253 Satellite Luminosity Function: A Case Study for Low Density Environments	5
27	GO	15937	Guillaume Mahler	Universite de Liege	BEL	Focusing The Next Generation of Extraordinary Cluster Lenses for JWST	9
27	GO	15936	Patrick Kelly	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	Flashlights: Many Extremely Magnified Individual Stars as Probes of Dark Matter and Stellar Populations to Redshift z~2	96
27	GO	15935	Sean Johnson	University of Michigan	USA	UV diagnostics as barometers for galactic scale AGN outflows	21
27	GO	15934	Leonardo Dos Santos	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Far-ultraviolet exploration of nearby young exoplanet-hosting stars	2
27	GO	15933	Thomas Brown	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Completing the HST Parallax Legacy: M4	3
27	GO	15932	Martha Boyer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Uncovering the Cause of the Shift in Carbon Star Behaviour at High Metallicity	33
27	GO	15931	Rebecca Bowler	University of Manchester	GBR	Do ultra-luminous star-forming galaxies exist at z ~ 9?	2
27	GO	15930	Charlie Conroy	Harvard University	USA	Cold Dark Matter and the GD-1 Stellar Stream	32
27	GO	15928	Claes Fransson	Stockholm University	SWE	Imaging the transition of SN 1987A to SNR 1987A	4
27	GO	15926	Knicole Colon	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Testing the Hypothesis of a Low Metallicity Atmosphere for the Extremely Inflated Sub-Saturn-Mass Planet KELT-11b	9
27	GO	15925	Michael Brown	California Institute of Technology	USA	Complete spectral maps of the Galilean satellites from 200-1000nm: salts, radiolytic cycles, and O2 production	24
27	GO	15924	Johanna Vos	University of Dublin, Trinity College	IRL	A case study for JWST: Disentangling auroral and cloud variability in early L dwarfs	16
27	GO	15923	Simona Vegetti	Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics	DEU	Gravitational lensing by field halos: a clean test of dark matter models	27
27	SNAP	15922	R. Tully	University of Hawaii	USA	Every Known Nearby Galaxy	153
27	GO	15921	Peter Senchyna	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	Uncovering Extremely Metal-Poor Massive Stars in Leo A	16
27	GO	15920	Brett Salmon	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	RELICS: Unveiling the Most Distant Lensed Arc at z~10	6
27	GO	15919	Dominik Riechers	Universitat zu Koln	DEU	Rise of the Titans: Unveiling the Nature of a Binary Hyper-Luminous Starburst at Redshift 6	5
27	GO	15918	Roberto Raddi	Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya	ESP	Accurate physical parameters of an orphan runaway white dwarf	3
27	GO	15917	Kristen McQuinn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Calibrating the Tip of the Red Giant Branch Distance Indicator in the Near-Infrared	8
27	GO	15916	Luca Matra	University of Dublin, Trinity College	IRL	Exocometary gas inventories at the epoch of volatile delivery	24
27	GO	15915	Weizhe Liu	University of Arizona	USA	AGN Feedback in Dwarf Galaxies	17
27	GO	15914	Barbara Lanzoni	Universita di Bologna	ITA	Searching for white dwarfs orbiting BSSs: the fossil evidence of the mass transfer formation process	16
27	GO	15912	Lent Johnson	Northwestern University	USA	Measuring the Star Formation Efficiency of Molecular Clouds in the Small Magellanic Cloud	26
27	GO	15911	Andres del Pino Molina	Centro de Estudios de Fisica del Cosmos de Aragon	ESP	Orbits of Isolated Dwarfs: Local Group Mass and Environmental Quenching	20
27	GO	15910	Emanuele Daddi	Commissariat a l'Energie Atomique (CEA)	FRA	Galaxy evolution in a massive z=2.91 halo fed by cold accretion	11
27	GO	15909	Benjamin Boizelle	Brigham Young University	USA	Precision Measurement of Black Hole Masses in Early-Type Galaxies from the ALMA Archive	18
27	GO	15908	Stefano Bianchi	Universita' degli Studi Roma Tre	ITA	Probing the inner accretion disk in NGC3147	4
27	GO	15907	John Wisniewski	NASA Headquarters	USA	Time Domain Coronagraphy: Diagnosing the Stripping of AU Mic's Debris Disk	7
27	GO	15906	Andras Gaspar	University of Arizona	USA	Imaging planetary perturbations in the epsilon Eridani debris disk	8
27	GO	15905	Andras Gaspar	University of Arizona	USA	Resolving the Asteroid-belt of the Fomalhaut planetary system	8
27	GO	15904	Brian Wood	Naval Research Laboratory	USA	Spatially Resolving the Winds of Red Giant Stars	8
27	GO	15903	Brian Wood	Naval Research Laboratory	USA	Imaging a Nearby Red Giant Astrosphere	3
27	GO	15902	Daniel Weisz	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Tracing the 6-D Orbital and Formation History of the Complete M31 Satellite System	244
27	GO	15901	Daniel Weisz	University of California - Berkeley	USA	The Metallicity Distribution Functions of Ultra-Faint Dwarf Galaxies	43
27	SNAP	15900	Hsiang-Chih Hwang	Institute For Advanced Study	USA	Discovery of Sub-kpc Dual Active Galactic Nuclei from Gaia	150
27	GO	15899	Tzu-Yu Hung	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Late-time UV spectroscopy of Tidal Disruption Events with HST	11
27	GO	15898	Jay Farihi	University College London	GBR	Planetary Pollution from the Habitable Zone of a White Dwarf	4
27	GO	15897	Kevin Burdge	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	ZTF J1539+5027: the Shortest Period Eclipsing White Dwarf Binary	10
27	GO	15896	Samantha Brunker	Indiana University System	USA	Escaping Ionizing Radiation in Compact Star-Forming Galaxies: Probing Higher-Mass Systems	25
27	GO	15895	Raghvendra Sahai	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	USA	High-Speed Bullet Ejections during the AGB to Planetary Nebula Transition: A Study of the Carbon Star V Hydrae	4
27	GO	15894	Tuan Do	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Building an astrometric reference frame for tests of General Relativity with stellar orbits at the Galactic center with HST and GAIA	3
27	GO	15893	Ravi Sankrit	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Observing Changes in the Primary Shock Front of the Cygnus Loop: An HST 20+ Year Perspective	6
27	GO	15892	Raghvendra Sahai	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	USA	Probing the Jet at the Heart of the Coldest Object in the Universe	4
27	GO	15890	Gerard Kriss	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Supermassive Black Hole Winds in X-rays (SUBWAYS): Building the HST Line with FUV Spectroscopy	27
27	GO	15889	Saurabh Jha	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	Supernovae in the Infrared avec Hubble	51
27	GO	15887	Andrew Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA	USA	The Nature and Origin of Compact High-Velocity Clouds	33
27	GO	15886	Wen-fai Fong	Northwestern University	USA	1000 Days of GW170817: A Deep Multi-Band View of the First Neutron Star Merger with HST	13
27	GO	15885	David Bowen	Princeton University	USA	Skewered: A Census of the Circumgalactic Medium of NGC 4565 from 13 QSO Sightlines Within its Virial Radius	24
27	GO	15884	Luigi Bedin	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	ITA	Confirmation of an Astrometrically Detected Exoplanet Candidate Orbiting the closest Brown Dwarfs	2
27	GO	15883	Tim Schrabback	Innsbruck University, Institute for Astro- & Particlephysics	AUT	Robust and efficient HST weak lensing mass measurements for high-z clusters: A pilot study targeting the most-massive SZ cluster known at z>1	4
27	GO	15882	Nissim Kanekar	National Centre for Radio Astrophysics, TIFR	IND	The Nature of the Host Galaxies of High- Redshift Damped Lyman-alpha Absorbers	4
27	GO	15881	Daniel Stark	University of Arizona	USA	Ultra-Deep HST/COS Spectroscopy of Extremely Metal-Poor Galaxies	10
27	GO	15880	Julia Roman-Duval	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	METAL-Z: Metal Evolution, Transport, and Abundance at Low Metallicity (Z)	77
27	SNAP	15879	Adam Riess	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	A Measurement of the Gaia Offset to Build a Superior Distance Ladder and Resolve the Origin of the Hubble Tension	80
27	GO	15878	Jason Prochaska	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Uncovering the birthplace of FRBs	6
27	GO	15877	Emily Levesque	University of Washington	USA	A Complete Inventory of the Fireworks Galaxy's O-Type Stars	42
27	GO	15876	Ryan Foley	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Ultra-Rapid UV Spectroscopy of an Interacting Supernova Discovered by TESS	19
27	GO	15874	Kristine Spekkens	Royal Military College of Canada	CAN	Ultra-Diffuse Galaxy Formation through Interactions	4
27	GO	15873	Andrea Dupree	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Focus on Betelgeuse	12
27	GO	15872	Charles Steinhardt	University of Copenhagen, Niels Bohr Institute	DNK	Understanding an Extreme QSO: The Curious Case of SDSS 0956+5128	3
27	GO	15871	Ken Shen	University of California - Berkeley	USA	UV properties of the first known surviving companions of Type Ia supernovae	6
27	GO	15870	Joachim Saur	Universitat zu Koeln	DEU	Search for UV aurora from the Brown Dwarf 2MASS J1237+6526	5
27	GO	15869	Geraldine Peters	University of Southern California	USA	The Galactic Abundance Gradient for the Fe Group Elements in Early B Stars	26
27	GO	15868	Pippa Molyneux	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Constraining the UV-absorbing material on Jupiter's icy moons through comparative reflectance spectroscopy	4
27	SNAP	15867	Xiaosheng Huang	University of San Francisco	USA	Confirming Strong Galaxy Gravitational Lenses in the DESI Legacy Imaging Surveys	112
27	GO	15866	Stephanie Ho	New Mexico State University	USA	The Angular Momentum of the Warm-Hot Circumgalactic Medium	25
27	GO	15865	Alaina Henry	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Mg II Emission: A new Tracer for Lyman Alpha and Lyman Continuum	19
27	GO	15864	Goetz Graefener	Universitat Bonn, Argelander Institute for Astronomy	DEU	Is the Type Ic supernova progenitor WS35 a white dwarf merger product?	10
27	GO	15863	Sebastian Gomez	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	UV to NIR Study of the the First Robust Pulsational or Pair Instability Supernova and its Low Metallicity Environment	4
27	GO	15862	Steven Finkelstein	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Confirmation of a Large, Robust Sample of z=9-10 Galaxies in the CANDELS Fields	14
27	GO	15861	Nancy Evans	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Cepheid Masses: STIS and Gaia Discovery Space	10
27	GO	15860	Bruce Elmegreen	IBM T.J. Watson Research Center	USA	Accretion-Triggered Starbursts in Tadpole Galaxies	16
27	GO	15859	Vincent Bourrier	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	Traveling across the valley: comparative exoplanetology in the GJ 9827 system	10
27	GO	15858	Paul Bennet	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Satellite Luminosity Function of M101 into the Ultra-Faint Dwarf Galaxy Regime	4
27	GO	15857	Andrea Bellini	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Internal Kinematics of Outer Fields in Globular Clusters: The Last Piece of the Multi-Population Puzzle	39
27	GO	15856	Thomas Barclay	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Searching for Secondary Atmospheres in a System of Benchmark Worlds	28
27	GO	15855	Jennifer Andrews	Gemini Observatory	USA	A new low-metallicity LBV in M33: Is it a blue straggler?	2
27	GO	15854	Siyi Xu	NOIRLab - Gemini North (HI)	USA	A Comprehensive UV Study of the White Dwarf with A Disintegrating Asteroid	9
27	GO	15853	Schuyler Van Dyk	California Institute of Technology	USA	Did SN 2017ein Arise From A Very Massive Star?	2
27	GO	15852	Pieter van Dokkum	Yale University	USA	Testing IMF variation in elliptical galaxies using chromospheric activity of M dwarfs	8
27	GO	15851	Pieter van Dokkum	Yale University	USA	Deep imaging and a TRGB distance for the dark matter deficient galaxy NGC1052-DF2	38
27	GO	15850	Pieter van Dokkum	Yale University	USA	An accurate age for the enigmatic galaxy NGC1052-DF2	3
27	GO	15849	Yue Shen	University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign	USA	Host galaxy properties of z~0.5 AGN with direct reverberation mapping black hole masses	56
27	GO	15848	Lorenz Roth	Royal Institute of Technology	SWE	Confirming the Europa torus	8
27	GO	15846	Claus Leitherer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	He II Emission from Wolf-Rayet Stars: a New Dust Attenuation Measure in Star-forming Galaxies	14
27	GO	15845	Yuri Izotov	Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences, BITP	UKR	Deciphering Cosmic Reionization with Mg II Emission: Uncovering the most Promising Tracer of LyC Escape for JWST	30
27	GO	15844	Harald Ebeling	University of Hawaii	USA	Monsters in the making: extreme cluster mergers at z>0.5	29
27	SNAP	15843	Harald Ebeling	University of Hawaii	USA	Beyond MACS: A Snapshot Survey of the Most Massive Clusters of Galaxies at z=0.5-1	169
27	GO	15842	Dan Coe	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Unprecedented Spatial Resolution in a Strongly Magnified z ~ 6 Galaxy	9
27	GO	15840	Danielle Berg	University of Texas at Austin	USA	The COS Legacy Archive Spectroscopic SurveY (CLASSY): A UV Treasury of Star-Forming Galaxies	133
27	GO	15839	Odette Toloza Castillo	Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria	CHL	Mapping the distribution of the planetary debris accreted across the surface of the white dwarf G29-38	35
27	GO	15838	Jessica Spake	California Institute of Technology	USA	How hot is the inside of a young planet?	16
27	GO	15837	Lidia Oskinova	Potsdam University	DEU	The HST follows galactic influencers: a COS UV survey of the most massive O-stars in the SMC	18
27	GO	15836	Elisabeth Newton	Dartmouth College	USA	A deep look into the atmosphere of an exoplanet around a pre-main sequence star	29
27	GO	15835	Sowgat Muzahid	Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics	IND	Near-Ultraviolet Follow-up of the X-ray-detected Warm-Hot Intergalactic Medium Toward 1ES 1553+113	4
27	GO	15834	Ori Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	UV Spectroscopic Signatures from Type Ibn Supernovae Strongly Interacting with a Circumstellar Medium	6
27	GO	15833	Matthew Darnley	Liverpool John Moores University	GBR	Recurrent Nova M31N 2008-12a: Neon and Jets - Determining the ultimate fate of a Chandrasekhar mass white dwarf	17
27	SNAP	15832	Luciana Bianchi	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	How do stars become white dwarfs?	112
27	GO	15831	Matthew Bayliss	University of Cincinnati Main Campus	USA	Measuring the Stellar Populations In a Strongly Lensed X-ray Emitting Dwarf Starburst at Cosmic Noon	4
27	GO	15830	Yifan Zhou	The University of Virginia	USA	A Planet is Born: Investigating the Accretion Process of PDS70b with WFC3/UVIS Direct Imaging Observations	18
27	GO	15829	Jinyi Yang	University of Arizona	USA	Probing Black Hole/Galaxy Co-Evolution at Cosmic Dawn in High Definition with a Gravitationally Lensed Quasar	9
27	GO	15828	Aida Wofford	Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Obs. Astron. Nac.	MEX	Essential observations of the stellar and nebular He II emission in two extreme metal-poor starbursts.	6
27	GO	15827	Giacomo Venturi	Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa	ITA	First-time direct imaging of newborn stars within a galactic outflow	4
27	GO	15826	Erik Tollerud	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	COS-SAGA: The Circumgalactic Medium of Nearby Milky Way Analogs and their Satellites	19
27	GO	15825	David Soderblom	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The evolving magnetic lives of young Suns	10
27	GO	15824	Nathan Smith	University of Arizona	USA	UV spectroscopy of He stars: the elusive stripped-envelope supernova progenitors	10
27	GO	15823	Nathan Smith	University of Arizona	USA	Proper Motions and UV Spectroscopy of the MgII nebula around Eta Carinae	6
27	GO	15822	Andreas Sander	Astronomisches Rechen-Institut Heidelberg	DEU	Anchoring mass-loss and metallicity for the WR population in M31 - A prototype study	15
27	SNAP	15821	Simon Porter	Southwest Research Institute	USA	A Search for Centaur and Scattered Disk Binaries within 30 AU	37
27	GO	15820	Lorenzo Pino	INAF - Osservatorio Astrofisico di Arcetri	ITA	Measuring the first [Fe/H] of an exoplanet	6
27	GO	15819	Jenny Patience	Arizona State University	USA	Determining Benchmark Precision Abundances for Ultracool Companions	20
27	GO	15818	Dan Milisavljevic	Purdue University	USA	The Center of Expansion and Age of Supernova Remnant N132D	3
27	GO	15817	Carl Melis	University of California - San Diego	USA	The chemical diversity of planetary cores	2
27	GO	15816	Jesus Maiz Apellaniz	Centro de Astrobiologia (CSIC/INTA) Inst. Nac. de Tec. Aero.	ESP	CALSPEC+: Extending the HST spectrophotometric library to provide the best calibration possible for Gaia and JWST	10
27	GO	15815	Jesus Maiz Apellaniz	Centro de Astrobiologia (CSIC/INTA) Inst. Nac. de Tec. Aero.	ESP	Resolving massive binaries with STIS	20
27	GO	15814	Thomas Mikal-Evans	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	Atmospheric characterization of two temperate mini-Neptunes formed in the same protoplanetary nebula	26
27	GO	15813	Thomas Mikal-Evans	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	Seeing in 3D: Unlocking the dynamical properties of a canonical exoplanet	60
27	GO	15812	Kris Davidson	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	\`\`Last Call!'' Eta Carinae's Spectroscopic Event in 2020	8
27	GO	15811	Caitlin Casey	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Rest-frame UV/optical Morphologies of Obscured Radio Starbursts: Comparing Obscured and Unobscured Star-Formation on kpc Scales	10
27	AR	15810	Rogier Windhorst	Arizona State University	USA	SKY-SURF: Panchromatic constraints on the Extragalactic Background Light and Zodical Light sources through all-sky foreground measurements	unknown
27	AR	15809	Andrew Wetzel	University of California - Davis	USA	Probing the epoch of reionization with the fossil record of nearby dwarf galaxies	unknown
27	AR	15808	Justin Pierel	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	SALT3: Taking the Type Ia Supernova Cosmology Workhorse to Longer Wavelengths	unknown
27	AR	15807	Adam Ritchey	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Improved Constraints on Grain Growth from a Survey of Phosphorus and Chlorine Depletions in the Diffuse ISM	unknown
27	AR	15806	Zhijie Qu	University of Chicago	USA	The Rotation, Accretion, and Mass of the Milky Way Warm Gas Disk and CGM	unknown
27	AR	15805	Caroline Morley	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Can Dust in Outflows Obscure Exoplanet Transmission Spectra?	unknown
27	AR	15804	Takahiro Morishita	California Institute of Technology	USA	Constraining the QSO Luminosity Function at z~8 by using the HST Legacy Survey Data	unknown
27	AR	15803	R. O. Loyd	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Constraining CME Masses on the Active K Star and Planet Host Epsilon Eridani	unknown
27	AR	15802	Jeyhan Kartaltepe	Rochester Institute of Technology	USA	Toward a Robust Method for Identifying Merger Signatures in Deep Hubble Images	unknown
27	AR	15801	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Fragmentation of C/Hyakutake	unknown
27	AR	15800	Cameron Hummels	California Institute of Technology	USA	A subgrid model for simulating the unresolved microphysics in the circumgalactic medium	unknown
27	AR	15799	Svea Hernandez	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Pushing the limits of COS: Working towards an optimized background correction	unknown
27	AR	15798	Yicheng Guo	University of Missouri - Columbia	USA	UV Light Reveals the Life of Giant Star-forming Clumps	unknown
27	AR	15797	Max Gronke	Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics	DEU	The Transport and Growth of Cold Gas from Galactic Winds into the Circumgalactic Medium	unknown
27	AR	15796	Ehsan Gharib Nezhad	NASA Ames Research Center	USA	Composition Dependent Molecular Opacity Database for High-Metallicity Exoplanet Atmospheres	unknown
27	AR	15795	David French	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Self-Consistent Metallicities in the Galactic Halo	unknown
27	AR	15794	Christiana Erba	East Tennessee State University	USA	Quantitative Modeling of the Ultraviolet Spectra of Magnetic Massive Stars	unknown
27	AR	15793	Aaron Dotter	Dartmouth College	USA	The Red Giant Branch Temperature Scale: A Fundamental Issue in the Study of Stellar Populations	unknown
27	AR	15792	Hugh Dickinson	Open University	GBR	Cloud Exploration: A new tool for measuring galaxy substructures and a comprehensive census of giant star-forming clumps.	unknown
27	AR	15791	Wenlei Chen	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	Transient Detection for the 21st Century: Finding Faint Lensed Transients in Archival Hubble Galaxy-Cluster Imaging	unknown
27	AR	15790	Joseph Burchett	New Mexico State University	USA	CosmoVis: A Unified Framework for Exploring Hydrodynamic Simulation Datasets to Analyze Intergalactic and Circumgalactic Media	unknown
27	AR	15789	Michael Brown	California Institute of Technology	USA	Complete spectral maps of the Galilean satellites from 200-1000nm: salts, radiolytic cycles, and O2 production	unknown
27	AR	15788	Zach Berta-Thompson	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Rotating Starspots in Archival WFC3 Out-of-Transit Spectra	unknown
27	AR	15787	Robert Barrows	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Detecting Stellar Counterparts of Hyperluminous X-ray Sources with HST	unknown
27	AR	15786	Nahum Arav	Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University	USA	Are quasar outflows a major contributor to AGN feedback? HST/COS to the rescue	unknown
26	SNAP	16025	Michael Gregg	University of California - Davis	USA	Snapshot Survey of the Globular Cluster Populations of Isolated Early Type Galaxies	46
26	SNAP	16024	Alex Filippenko	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Continuing a Snapshot Survey of the Sites of Recent, Nearby Supernovae: Cycles 25 & 26	25
26	SNAP	16019	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	The counterparts and environments of magnetars	16
26	SNAP	16018	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Centaurs and Activity Beyond the Water Sublimation Zone	18
26	SNAP	16017	Michael Gladders	University of Chicago	USA	Building the SPT-HST Legacy: Imaging Massive Clusters to z=1.5	178
26	SNAP	16016	Sean Johnson	University of Michigan	USA	Unveiling Quasar Fueling through a Public Snapshot Survey of Quasar Host Environments	64
26	SNAP	16015	Lucia Marchetti	University of Cape Town	ZAF	SNAPshot observations of the largest sample of lensed candidates in the Equatorial and Southern Sky identified with Herschel	88
26	SNAP	16014	Vardha Bennert	Cal Poly Corporation, Sponsored Programs Department	USA	A Local Baseline of the Black Hole Mass - Host Galaxy Scaling Relations for Active Galaxies	18
26	SNAP	16013	Letizia Stanghellini	NOIRLab - (AZ)	USA	Carbon in dusty, compact Galactic planetary nebulae: A study of AGB evolution and recycling in the Milky Way	48
26	SNAP	16012	Marcel Agueros	Columbia University in the City of New York	USA	A UV spectroscopic snapshot survey of low-mass stars in the Hyades	36
26	SNAP	16011	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	Extreme evolved solar systems (EESS)	62
26	GO	15709	Matt Nicholl	The Queen's University of Belfast	GBR	An extreme interacting supernova from a very massive star: probing the immediate and galaxy-scale environment of a new pair-instability candidate	2
26	GO	15708	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	Unpicking the exceptional properties of the first TeV emitting gamma-ray burst	3
26	GO	15707	Knud Jahnke	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	Is the z=6.3 QSO PSOJ083+11 an accretion monster or gravitationally lensed?	4
26	GO	15706	Jessica Agarwal	Technische Universität Braunschweig	DEU	Causes of activity in newly discovered active asteroids P/2019 A4 and P/2019 A7	6
26	GO	15705	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Accurate Mass Determination of the Nearby Single White Dwarf L145-141 (LAWD 37) through Astrometric Microlensing	3
26	GO	15704	Hannah Diamond-Lowe	Technical University of Denmark-DTU Space	DNK	A First Opportunity to Test Models of Atmospheric Escape for a Terrestrial Exoplanet	10
26	GO	15703	Paula Szkody	University of Washington	USA	Determining the Cooling Curve of the Unique Extreme Amplitude Dwarf Nova V386 Ser Containing an Accreting, Pulsating White Dwarf.	4
26	GO	15702	Takahiro Morishita	California Institute of Technology	USA	Is bright galaxy formation different in the epoch of reionization? Confirmation of the brightest candidates at redshift z>8	4
26	GO	15701	Scott Chapman	Dalhousie University	CAN	The most massive protoclusters at z=4.3-5.8 selected by the South Pole Telescope	10
26	GO	15700	Frederick Bruhweiler	American University	USA	Down the Tube: A 21st Century Study of a Unique Stellar Jet	3
26	GO	15699	Antonio Garcia Munoz	CEA, Universite Paris-Saclay	FRA	Pi Men c: The first confirmed water world?	10
26	GO	15698	Thomas Beatty	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	Reconnaissance of the Hottest Neptune-Class Planet Transiting a Bright Parent Star	8
26	GO	15697	Steven Finkelstein	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Photometric Confirmation of the Brightest Known Galaxy Candidate at z > 9	2
26	GO	15696	David Carton	Centre de Recherche Astrophysique de Lyon	FRA	Constraints on the physical origins of Lyman-alpha halos at z>4 from giant gravitational arcs	5
26	GO	15695	Pieter van Dokkum	Yale University	USA	An accurate distance to the controversial low-dark matter galaxy NGC1052-DF4	10
26	GO	15694	Vincent Bourrier	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	UV reconnaissance of the evaporating super-Neptune WASP-107b	2
26	GO	15693	Or Graur	University of Portsmouth	GBR	The late-time NIR light curve of SN 2018gv	4
26	GO	15692	Andreas Faisst	California Institute of Technology	USA	HST imaging for an immediate study of the ISM in z=4.5 galaxies	6
26	GO	15691	Charles Kilpatrick	Northwestern University	USA	The Progenitor of Supernova 2017ein	2
26	GO	15690	Aparna Bhattacharya	University of Maryland	USA	Host Mass and Distance Dependence of Wide Orbit Planets with Near Simultaneous HST and Keck AO Observations	7
26	GO	15676	Bettina Posselt	University of Oxford	GBR	A new adventure of the musketeer PSR B1055-52	1
26	SNAP	15675	Andrew Fruchter	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	A New Approach to Following Transients with HST: Rolling Snapshots	4
26	GO	15673	Jelle Kaastra	Space Research Organization Netherlands	NLD	Shining light on obscuring outflows in AGN	4
26	GO	15671	Renato Dupke	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Unveiling the Nature of Fossil Groups with XMM-HST II: Reducing Variance	9
26	GO	15670	Hans Boehringer	University Observatory, Ludwig-Maximilians-University,Munich	DEU	Studying Six Galaxy Clusters to be Used as Gravitational Lense Telescopes	4
26	GO	15669	Elisa Costantini	Space Research Organization Netherlands	NLD	Discovering the X-ray Broad Line Region in AGN	2
26	GO	15668	Justin Linford	Associated Universities, Inc.	USA	Monitoring and Imaging Classical Novae	4
26	GO	15667	Farhad Yusef-Zadeh	Northwestern University	USA	VLA & HST Monitoring of Sgr A* in July 2019 with Spitzer and Chandra	8
26	GO	15666	Sanchayeeta Borthakur	Arizona State University	USA	Probing Infall of Cold Gas in an Interacting Galaxy	3
26	GO	15665	Imke de Pater	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Context Maps of Jupiter in Support of the Juno Mission, and more	12
26	GO	15664	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	New insights from gravitational waves combined with electromagnetic light	1
26	GO	15663	Mohammad Akhshik	University of Connecticut	USA	REsolving QUIEscent Magnified (REQUIEM) Galaxies: Uncovering Formation Pathways via Spatially Resolved Gradients at z=1.6-2.9	60
26	GO	15662	Sylvain Veilleux	University of Maryland	USA	Galactic Winds across the Gas-Rich Merger Sequence	50
26	GO	15661	Michael McDonald	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	Testing the Limits of AGN Feedback in Starburst and QSO Central Cluster Galaxies	40
26	GO	15660	Christopher Johns-Krull	Rice University	USA	Testing M Dwarf Mass Loss Across the Fully Convective Boundary	50
26	GO	15659	Douglas Gies	Georgia State University Research Foundation	USA	The Missing Link in Massive Binary Star Evolution	39
26	GO	15658	Sangmo Sohn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Resolved Proper Motions of M31 and the M31-M32 Interaction	35
26	GO	15657	Ian Roederer	North Carolina State University	USA	HD 222925: A unique opportunity to study the full range of nuclei produced by a single r-process event	47
26	GO	15656	Joshua Peek	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	QuaStar: The first unobscured view of the Milky Way's Circumgalactic Medium	73
26	GO	15655	Sean Johnson	University of Michigan	USA	The first high resolution view of the full extent, morphology, and multi-phase nature of radio-loud and quiet AGN feedback with ACS+SBC	39
26	GO	15654	Janice Lee	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	PHANGS-HST: Linking Stars and Gas throughout the Scales of Star Formation	122
26	GO	15653	Paul Kalas	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Optical coronagraphic imaging of debris disks newly resolved around young stars	40
26	GO	15652	Tommaso Treu	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	H0, the stellar initial mass function, and other dark matters from a large sample of quadruply imaged quasars	35
26	GO	15651	Meredith MacGregor	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	The Origin and Impact of Flares in the Closest Planetary System- Proxima Centauri	44
26	GO	15650	Yasaman Homayouni	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	Ultraviolet Echoes of Quasar Accretion Disks	40
26	GO	15649	Rupali Chandar	University of Toledo	USA	Clusters, Clumps, Dust and Gas in Extreme Star-Forming Galaxies	38
26	GO	15648	Alex Parker	SETI Institute	USA	The Solar System Origins Legacy Survey	206
26	GO	15647	Harry Teplitz	California Institute of Technology	USA	Ultraviolet Imaging of the Cosmic Assembly Near-infrared Deep Extragalactic Legacy Survey Fields (UVCANDELS)	164
26	GO	15646	Daniel Stark	University of Arizona	USA	Massive Stellar Populations at Reionization-Era Metallicities with Ultra-Deep HST/COS Spectroscopy	40
26	GO	15645	David Sand	University of Arizona	USA	The Identification of Failed Supernovae	41
26	GO	15644	Daniel Perley	Liverpool John Moores University	GBR	An Independent View of the z=5 Galaxy Population	45
26	GO	15643	Matthew Hayes	Stockholm University	SWE	The Cosmic Evolution of Circumgalactic Gas and Lyman alpha Halos	55
26	GO	15642	Wendy Freedman	University of Chicago	USA	An Independent Determination of the Hubble Constant	54
26	GO	15641	Andrea Dupree	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Focus on Betelgeuse	12
26	GO	15640	Adam Riess	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	The Search for New Physics Amid the Hubble Constant Tension	110
26	GO	15639	Yuri Izotov	Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences, BITP	UKR	Lyman continuum leakage in z~0.3 - 0.4 dwarf compact star-forming galaxies with stellar masses < 1.e8 Msun	45
26	GO	15638	Denis Grodent	Université de Liège	BEL	Auroral and magnetospheric context for Juno in situ instruments during Cycle 26	54
26	GO	15637	Marc Rafelski	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Exploring the gaseous surroundings of low-mass galaxies with an HST+MUSE Deep Field	90
26	GO	15636	Lidia Oskinova	Potsdam University	DEU	What is on the black hole menu? Joint HST/COS and XMM/EPIC spectroscopy of the X-ray binary M33 X-7.	12
26	AR	15635	Allison Youngblood	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Recovering Stellar Lyman alpha and O I Emission Line Profiles from Airglow-Dominated COS Spectra of Cool Dwarf Stars	unknown
26	AR	15634	Nicolas Lehner	University of Notre Dame	USA	A Comprehensive Study of Multiphase Gas in Absorption-Selected Galaxy Halos	unknown
26	AR	15633	Andres del Pino Molina	Centro de Estudios de Fisica del Cosmos de Aragon	ESP	The stellar dream team: Combining HST and Gaia to derive precise Proper Motions of resolved stellar populations.	unknown
26	AR	15632	Dana Casetti	Southern Connecticut State University	USA	Expanding HST's Astrometry Legacy: A Comprehensive Astrometric Calibration of WFPC2	unknown
26	AR	15631	Peter Behroozi	University of Arizona	USA	Physically Consistent Galaxy Stellar Masses and Star Formation Rates From z=0 to z=10	unknown
26	GO	15630	Nate Bastian	Donostia International Physics Center	ESP	A Full Characterisation of the Multiple Population Properties of Young Globular Clusters	38
26	GO	15629	Laurent Mahy	Royal Observatory of Belgium	BEL	MAssivE STaR Outflows (MAESTRO)	42
26	GO	15628	Beth Biller	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	A search for sub-Jupiter mass companions to young planetary mass brown dwarfs	40
26	GO	15627	Angela Adamo	Stockholm University	SWE	CLUES to galaxy evolution: young star clusters as engines of galactic feedback	60
26	GO	15626	Anne Jaskot	Williams College	USA	The Low-Redshift Lyman Continuum Survey	134
26	GO	15625	Dennis Bodewits	Auburn University	USA	Composition and physical processes of the inner coma of Comet 46P/Wirtanen	36
26	GO	15618	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Stellar X-ray Cycles: the Shape of Things to Come	4
26	GO	15617	Franz Bauer	Space Science Institute	USA	J1047+0739: X-ray weak/obscured AGN or extreme starburst?	8
26	GO	15616	Jeroen Homan	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Transient LMXBs in Globular Clusters	2
26	GO	15615	Paul Sell	University of Florida	USA	Using Star Formation in NGC 2276 as an X-ray Binary Chronometer	5
26	GO	15614	Sangeeta Malhotra	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Black Holes in Green Peas?	9
26	GO	15613	Andrew Fruchter	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Astrophysics of the Most Energetic Gamma-Ray Bursts	11
26	GO	15612	Mirko Krumpe	Leibniz-Institut für Astrophysik Potsdam (AIP)	DEU	X-ray and UV monitoring of the extraordinary changing-look AGN Mrk 1018	6
26	GO	15611	Michael Corcoran	Catholic University of America	USA	Eta Carinae: X-ray Emission Line Diagnostics On the Approach to Periastron Passage	4
26	GO	15610	Scott Randall	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Probing Dark Matter and ICM Physics with Observations of the Dissociative Merging Cluster CIZA J0107.7+5408	6
26	GO	15609	Giuseppina Fabbiano	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Feedback in the Molecular Disk of the Radio-Loud Seyfert Galaxy IC 5063	2
26	GO	15608	Harald Ebeling	University of Hawaii	USA	Characterizing the most X-ray luminous galaxy clusters at z=0.5-1	11
26	GO	15607	Amy Reines	Montana State University - Bozeman	USA	Testing Mid-Infrared AGN Selection in Dwarf Galaxies with Chandra and HST	7
26	GO	15606	Raffaella Margutti	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Late-time monitoring of GW170817 across the electromagnetic spectrum	6
26	GO	15518	Nao Suzuki	Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	USA	Perfect Blackbody Spectra for JWST and Next Generation UV-Opt-IR Standard Star Network	14
26	GO	15517	Walter Maksym	NASA Marshall Space Flight Center	USA	Continued Long-Term Ultraviolet Spectroscopy of a Tidal Disruption Event at only 90 Mpc	8
26	GO	15515	Robert Fesen	Dartmouth College	USA	An HST Survey of Cassiopeia A's Reverse Shock, High-Velocity Ejecta, and Shocked Clouds of Pre-SN Mass Loss	9
26	GO	15514	Elena Sabbi	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The primordial binary fraction in the young massive cluster Westerlund 2	12
26	GO	15513	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Detecting Isolated Black Holes through Astrometric Microlensing	8
26	GO	15512	Julian Alvarado Gomez	Leibniz-Institut für Astrophysik Potsdam (AIP)	DEU	Weaving the history of the solar wind with magnetic field lines	3
26	GO	15511	Nicolas Grosso	Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille	FRA	Measurement of the Expansion Proper Motions of the Ou4 Giant Bipolar Outflow to Determine its Distance and its True Nature	2
26	GO	15510	Nial Tanvir	University of Leicester	GBR	r-process kilonovae, short-duration GRBs, and EM counterparts to gravitational wave sources	12
26	GO	15508	Trent Dupuy	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	The Coolest Sample of Brown Dwarf Dynamical Masses	8
26	GO	15507	Sangmo Sohn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Proper Motions of the Crater-Leo Group: Testing the Group Infall Scenario	11
26	GO	15506	Tiffany Meshkat	California Institute of Technology	USA	Measuring the structure of Fomalhaut's dusty debris belt via a fortuitous stellar occultation	1
26	GO	15505	Anne Verbiscer	The University of Virginia	USA	The Pluto System in the Post-New Horizons Era: Opposition Effects, Rotations, and Orbital Stability	13
26	GO	15504	Cristina Thomas	Northern Arizona University	USA	UV Spectroscopy of Lucy Mission Targets	2
26	GO	15503	Claes Fransson	Stockholm University	SWE	Imaging the transition of SN 1987A to SNR 1987A	2
26	GO	15501	Glenn Schneider	University of Arizona	USA	An Extinction Probe Through the HD 107146 Debris Ring: Taking Unique Advantage of a Background Galaxy Transit	10
26	GO	15500	Alex Parker	SETI Institute	USA	The Moons of Kuiper Belt Dwarf Planets Makemake and 2007 OR10	6
26	GO	15499	Andrew Fruchter	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Mystery of ASASSN-15lh	3
26	GO	15498	Tuan Do	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Building an astrometric reference frame for tests of General Relativity with stellar orbits at the Galactic center with HST and GAIA	3
26	GO	15497	Maxwell Millar-Blanchaer	University of California - Santa Barbara	USA	Resolving the late planet formation stages around young M-stars	3
26	GO	15496	Peter Blanchard	Northwestern University	USA	Constraining the Late-Time Light Curve Behavior of Three Diverse Superluminous Supernovae	3
26	GO	15495	Eileen Meyer	University of Maryland Baltimore County	USA	An HST proper-motion and spectral study of the optical jet in 4C +00.58	1
26	GO	15494	Siyi Xu	NOIRLab - Gemini North (HI)	USA	Actively Disintegrating Astroids around a White Dwarf	12
26	GO	15493	Marc Buie	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Astrometry of 2014MU69 for New Horizons encounter	1
26	GO	15492	J. Kavelaars	National Research Council of Canada	CAN	Enabling physical studeis of the Kuiper belt via HST tracking observations of close fly-by targets for the New Horizons spacecraft.	1
26	GO	15491	Luigi Bedin	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	ITA	The end of the White Dwarf Cooling Sequence of NGC 6752	40
26	GO	15490	Erich Karkoschka	University of Arizona	USA	Titan at Opposite Seasons Using STIS Image Cubes	1
25	GO	15482	Joseph Lyman	The University of Warwick	GBR	Unveiling the nature of GW170817 through late-time observations: A normal short GRB viewed off-axis or a unique event?	10
25	GO	15481	Jessica Agarwal	Technische Universität Braunschweig	DEU	The orbital evolution of binary main-belt comet 288P/300163	5
25	GO	15480	Bernd Husemann	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	A cosmic dance at high redshift - Resolving the host galaxies of a 20kpc separation dual AGN system at z=3.3 with WFC3/IR	4
25	GO	15479	Flavien Kiefer	Observatoire de Paris - Section de Meudon	FRA	Simultaneous detection of Mg, C and O in the variable spectrum of Beta Pictoris to trace dust and ices in exocomets	4
25	GO	15478	Martin Cordiner	Catholic University of America	USA	Resolving a possible problem with the interstellar C60+ assignment	5
25	GO	15477	Russell Smith	Durham Univ.	GBR	A low-redshift strong-lensing elliptical galaxy with a bright source: A unique test for IMF gradients	2
25	GO	15476	Daniel Weisz	University of California - Berkeley	USA	The Formation History of Milky Way Satellite Canes Venatici I	8
25	GO	15475	Hooshang Nayyeri	University of California - Irvine	USA	Constraining the Stellar Mass and Mode of Star-formation in an Extremely Starbursting Lensed Sub-millimeter Galaxy During Peak Epoch of Star-formation	2
25	GO	15474	Matthew Hoskin	The University of Warwick	GBR	Water Delivery in Extrasolar Systems: Accretion of Water-Rich Debris onto a Spectacularly Polluted White Dwarf	5
25	GO	15473	Jonathan Fraine	Space Science Institute	USA	WFC3-UVIS Eclipse Observation of WASP-43b: Helping James Webb See Through the Clouds	4
25	GO	15472	Aaron Evans	The University of Virginia	USA	Star Cluster Formation and Evolution in Luminous Galaxy Mergers: A Joint JWST-HST Investigation	10
25	GO	15471	Matthew Malkan	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	The Extreme Starbursts that Re-ionized the Universe: Definitive Spectroscopic Detections of Escaping Lyman Limit Photons	6
25	GO	15470	Claudia Scarlata	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	SXDF308: challenging the Case-B assumption in Extreme Emission Line Galaxies	5
25	GO	15469	Nikolay Nikolov	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Characterizing a new prototype Saturn-mass exoplanet with the clearest atmosphere yet	10
25	GO	15468	Jacqueline Faherty	American Museum of Natural History	USA	Backyard Worlds	5
25	GO	15467	Dawn Erb	University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee	USA	The Brightest Lens in the Sky: Stellar Populations on ~50 pc Scales at the Peak Epoch of Star Formation	3
25	GO	15466	Harald Ebeling	University of Hawaii	USA	A precise measurement of the mass distribution of the massive cluster lens eMACSJ1341.9-2442	5
25	GO	15465	Danielle Berg	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Resolving Extreme High-Ionization UV Emission-Line Diagnostics in Preparation for JWST	8
25	GO	15464	Arianna Long	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Resolving the Stellar Histories of Herschel-Red Dusty Star Forming Galaxies at z~4	8
25	GO	15463	Allison Youngblood	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Benchmark Multi-Wavelength Flare Spectra of M Dwarfs	10
25	GO	15462	J. Shull	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	The Super-DLA in our Galactic Backyard	6
25	GO	15461	Carl Melis	University of California - San Diego	USA	The detailed elemental composition of an exo-Pluto	7
25	GO	15460	Scott Sheppard	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	The Orbit of the Newly Discovered Satellite around the Dwarf Planet 2013 FY27	4
25	GO	15443	Renato Dupke	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Unveiling the Nature of Fossil Groups of Galaxies with XMM-Newton-HST	3
25	GO	15442	Giovanni Miniutti	Centro de Astrobiologia (CSIC/INTA) Inst. Nac. de Tec. Aero.	ESP	GSN 069: a recent AGN re-activation or a long-lasting Tidal Disruption Event ?	3
25	GO	15441	Dacheng Lin	Northeastern University	USA	Follow-up Observation of a Hyperluminous Intermediate-mass Black Hole Candidate	1
25	GO	15440	Mirko Krumpe	Leibniz-Institut für Astrophysik Potsdam (AIP)	DEU	X-ray and UV monitoring of the extraordinary changing-look AGN Mrk 1018	4
25	GO	15439	Norbert Schartel	European Space Agency - ESTEC	NLD	Catching AGN in Deep Minimum States to Unveil Their Core Environment	2
25	GO	15438	Jennifer Sokoloski	Columbia University in the City of New York	USA	Gamma-ray Quiet Novae: What Sets the Gamma-Ray Luminosity of Novae?	3
25	GO	15437	Evan Rich	University of Michigan	USA	Linking the Jet, Inner Disk, and Outer Disk of HD 163296	8
25	GO	15436	Katherine Suess	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Understanding the Origin of Large Gas Reservoirs in Recently-Quenched Galaxies	3
25	GO	15435	John Chisholm	University of Texas at Austin	USA	The sub-kiloparsec comparison of stellar clumps and molecular gas within the spiral arms of a high-redshift galaxy	4
25	GO	15434	Seth Redfield	Wesleyan University	USA	Searching for Atmospheric Loss Signatures In the Newly Discovered Super-Earth GJ9827b	9
25	GO	15433	Daniel Schaerer	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	The first UV emission line spectrum of a strong low-z Lyman continuum leaker - a key to studying the sources of cosmic reionization	8
25	GO	15432	Noel Richardson	Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University	USA	The nature of the current outburst of the Be star HD 6226	2
25	GO	15431	Roberto Raddi	Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya	ESP	GD492: a nearby hypervelocity emissary from a thermonuclear supernova event	5
25	GO	15430	Baptiste Lavie	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	Atmopsheric Escape from the Closest Super-Earth at High Spectral Resolution	8
25	GO	15429	Martin Cordiner	Catholic University of America	USA	Is C60+ present in the diffuse interstellar medium?	5
25	GO	15428	Christina Hedges	University of Maryland Baltimore County	USA	Sub-Neptune Atmosphere Characterization in a Multi-Planet System	10
25	GO	15427	James Schombert	University of Oregon	USA	Exploring the Nature of Dark Matter Through Near-IR CMD's of LSB Galaxies	8
25	GO	15426	Denija Crnojevic	University of Tampa	USA	Characterizing the first Ultra-Compact Dwarf with a resolved extended halo	2
25	GO	15425	Katherine de Kleer	California Institute of Technology	USA	Eclipse Observations of Europa's Water Plumes	10
25	GO	15424	William Sparks	SETI Institute	USA	An intensive ultraviolet imaging campaign for Europa's plumes	30
25	GO	15423	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Characterization of Distant Comet C/2017 K2	3
25	GO	15422	Danielle Berg	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Anchoring C/O with an Extremely Metal Deficient Galaxy	3
25	GO	15421	Tony Farnham	University of Maryland	USA	The Nucleus of comet 41P/Tuttle-Giacobini-Kresak	10
25	GO	15420	Chiara Spiniello	University of Oxford	GBR	The first compact massive lens galaxy in the Kilo Degree Survey	2
25	GO	15419	Lorenz Roth	Royal Institute of Technology	SWE	Abundance, composition, and variability of Europa's plumes: Pathfinding future habitability investigations	55
25	GO	15418	Haakon Dahle	University of Oslo	NOR	Probing spatially variable Lyman-continuum escape from the brightest lensed galaxy in the universe	3
25	GO	15417	Eric Peng	NOIRLab - (AZ)	USA	Globular clusters and dark matter in the Virgo ultra-diffuse galaxy VLSB-B	1
25	GO	15416	Marc Rafelski	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Identifying DLA Host Galaxies: The First Deep Ultraviolet Imaging of a high NHI Damped Lyman-alpha System	8
25	GO	15415	Or Graur	University of Portsmouth	GBR	One last peek at SN 2015F	4
25	GO	15414	Rohan Naidu	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	Confirming Extreme Lyman Continuum Emission in a z=3.27 Star-Forming Galaxy	5
25	GO	15413	Edward Cackett	Wayne State University	USA	Accretion disk reverberation mapping of the high Eddington rate Seyfert 1 Mrk 110	3
25	GO	15412	Paul Strom	The University of Warwick	GBR	Observing the final part of the beta Pic Hill Sphere Transit in the far-UV	6
25	GO	15411	Miguel Perez-Torres	Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia (IAA)	ESP	VLBA monitoring of the extraordinary changing-look quasar Mrk 1018	8
25	GO	15410	Marcel Neeleman	Associated Universities, Inc.	USA	The Nature of the Host Galaxies of Damped Lyman-alpha Absorbers at z~4	4
25	GO	15378	Matthew Bayliss	University of Cincinnati Main Campus	USA	The Chandra Strong Lens Sample: Revealing Baryonic Physics In Strong Lensing Selected Clusters	7
25	GO	15377	Matthew Bayliss	University of Cincinnati Main Campus	USA	Does the Brightest Strongly Lensed Galaxy Contain An AGN?	4
25	GO	15376	Diana Worrall	University of Bristol	GBR	The X-ray-radio morphology anomaly in a high-redshift quasar jet	1
25	GO	15375	Luca Zappacosta	INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma	ITA	Do the outflow properties in the most luminous quasars correlate with X-ray radiative output and host dynamical state?	2
25	GO	15372	Dennis Bodewits	Auburn University	USA	Close encounter with comet 46P/Wirtanen: X-ray tomography of the coma	8
25	GO	15363	Nao Suzuki	Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	USA	SUbaru Supernovae with Hubble Infrared (SUSHI)	70
25	GO	15362	Elena Sabbi	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The primordial binary fraction in the young massive cluster Westerlund 2	13
25	GO	15361	Robert Fesen	Dartmouth College	USA	The Mysterious High-Velocity Ejecta Jets in Cassiopeia A	4
25	GO	15360	Michal Drahus	Uniwersytet Jagiellonski	POL	Origin and Evolution of the First Known Ultra-Young Asteroid Family and its Doubly-Synchronous Binary Member	10
25	GO	15359	Christopher Manser	Imperial College of London	GBR	A highly dynamical debris disc in an evolved planetary system	2
25	GO	15358	John Biretta	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	High-Precision Proper Motions in the M87 Jet	1
25	GO	15357	Quanzhi Ye	University of Maryland	USA	Active Asteroid (3200) Phaethon during its unusually close approach to Earth	2
25	GO	15356	Gabor Worseck	Private Company	DEU	Probing HeII Reionization at z>3.5 with Resolved HeII Lyman Alpha Forest Spectra	121
25	GO	15355	Nao Suzuki	Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	USA	Perfect Blackbody Spectra for JWST and Next Generation UV-Opt-IR Standard Star Network	14
25	GO	15354	Elena Sabbi	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The fate of NGC602, an intense region of star-formation in the Wing of the SMC	2
25	GO	15353	Bo Reipurth	Planetary Science Institute	USA	Luminous Herbig-Haro objects from a massive protostar: The unique case of HH 80/81	9
25	GO	15352	Goeran Oestlin	Stockholm University	SWE	Lyman alpha and ISM Tomography of Haro 11	12
25	GO	15351	Walter Maksym	NASA Marshall Space Flight Center	USA	Continued Long-Term Ultraviolet Spectroscopy of a Tidal Disruption Event at only 90 Mpc	8
25	GO	15350	Walter Maksym	NASA Marshall Space Flight Center	USA	Resolved BPT Mapping of Nearby AGN	19
25	GO	15349	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	From the longest GRBs to the brightest supernovae	9
25	SNAP	15348	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	The counterparts and environments of magnetars	11
25	GO	15347	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	Rapid observations of the first gravitational wave counterparts	8
25	GO	15346	Mansi Kasliwal	California Institute of Technology	USA	Verifying a candidate counterpart to gravitational waves	4
25	SNAP	15344	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Centaurs and Activity Beyond the Water Sublimation Zone	58
25	GO	15343	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Phaethon Near Earth	3
25	GO	15342	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Active Asteroids Target of Opportunity P/2017 S5	2
25	GO	15341	Timothy Heckman	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Testing a New Method for Finding Leaky Galaxies: Implications for the Epoch of Reionization	13
25	GO	15340	Timothy Heckman	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	The HST-pNFL program: Mapping the Fluorescent Emission of Galactic Outflows	20
25	GO	15339	Andrew Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA	USA	Properties of the Galactic Nuclear Wind at Low Latitudes	22
25	GO	15338	Luca Fossati	Space Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences	AUT	NUV Transit Spectroscopy of HD189733b: Measuring the Mass-loss and Ionization State of a Prototypical Escaping Atmosphere	15
25	GO	15337	Robert Fesen	Dartmouth College	USA	An HST Survey of Cassiopeia A's Reverse Shock, High-Velocity Ejecta, and Shocked Clouds of Pre-SN Mass Loss	9
25	GO	15336	Annette Ferguson	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	The Globular Cluster Systems of Local Group Dwarf Galaxies	39
25	GO	15335	Annalisa De Cia	European Southern Observatory (ESO)	DEU	What is the metallicity of the cool ISM in our own Galaxy?	26
25	GO	15334	Nicola Da Rio	The University of Virginia	USA	Towards high accuracy tests on the substellar IMF in young clusters. A survey in NGC 2024.	20
25	GO	15333	Ian Crossfield	University of Kansas Center for Research, Inc.	USA	The Atmospheric Diversity of Mini-Neptunes in Multi-planet Systems	125
25	GO	15332	Denija Crnojevic	University of Tampa	USA	Unveiling the extreme nature of the hyper faint galaxy Virgo I	2
25	GO	15331	Stephen Cenko	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Multi-Wavelength Spectroscopy of Tidal Disruption Flares: A Legacy Sample for the LSST Era	70
25	GO	15330	Daniela Calzetti	University of Massachusetts - Amherst	USA	The Emergence of Star Clusters	19
25	GO	15329	Edo Berger	Harvard University	USA	Fine-Tuned Search for Kilonova Emission in a Short Gamma-Ray Burst: Implications for the Progenitors, Advanced LIGO, and r-Process Nucleosynthesis	10
25	GO	15328	Jessica Agarwal	Technische Universität Braunschweig	DEU	Orbital period and formation process of the exceptional binary asteroid system 288P	5
25	GO	15327	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Procyon: New Candidate for the Dynamo Clinical Trial	4
25	GO	15326	Brian Wood	Naval Research Laboratory	USA	Characterizing the Winds of M Dwarf Stars	36
25	GO	15325	Kenneth Wong	University of Tokyo	JPN	HST Imaging of the Eye of Horus, a Double Source Plane Gravitational Lens	3
25	GO	15324	Tommy Wiklind	Catholic University of America	USA	Imaging the Lenses in the Quintuple Gravitational Lens PMN J0134-0931	3
25	GO	15323	Jonelle Walsh	Texas A & M University	USA	Addressing a Bias in the Galaxies with Black Hole Mass Measurements	25
25	GO	15321	Todd Tripp	University of Massachusetts - Amherst	USA	Direct Constraints on the Temperature and Ionization of Low-Redshift O VI Absorbers from Ultra-High Resolution Spectroscopy of H1821+643	14
25	GO	15320	Tommaso Treu	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Probing the dark universe with quadruply imaged quasars	26
25	GO	15319	Nathan Secrest	United States Naval Observatory	USA	The HST View of Was 49b: An Overmassive AGN in a Merging Dwarf Galaxy?	3
25	GO	15318	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Detecting Isolated Black Holes through Astrometric Microlensing	8
25	GO	15317	Imants Platais	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	The Low-Mass Stellar Initial Mass Function: Ultra-Faint Dwarf Galaxies Revisited	26
25	GO	15316	Anna Pala	ESA-European Space Astronomy Centre	ESP	Unveiling the mysterious nature of the cataclysmic variable SDSS J153817.35+5123238.0	3
25	GO	15315	Michael McDonald	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	Revealing Thermal Instabilities in the Core of the Phoenix Cluster	13
25	GO	15314	Jamie Lomax	United States Naval Academy	USA	High Fidelity Imaging of a Red Supergiant's Circumstellar Material	8
25	GO	15313	Nicolas Lehner	University of Notre Dame	USA	The AGN Impact on the Circumgalactic Medium of Cen A	29
25	GO	15312	Chris Kochanek	The Ohio State University	USA	Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Monitoring of a Tidal Disruption Eventd	22
25	GO	15311	Chris Kochanek	The Ohio State University	USA	Confirming the Formation of a Black Hole	1
25	GO	15310	Christopher Johns-Krull	Rice University	USA	A Survey for Molecular Hydrogen Emission Around Stars Forming Terrestrial Planets	30
25	GO	15309	Fred Hamann	University of California - Riverside	USA	Does the Relativistic X-Ray Outflow Quasar PDS 456 Have the Fastest-Ever UV BAL at ~0.3c?	6
25	GO	15308	Anthony Gonzalez	University of Florida	USA	The HST Frontier Field MACS 1159.5+2223: Flanking Observations for Intracluster Light	6
25	SNAP	15307	Michael Gladders	University of Chicago	USA	Building the SPT-HST Legacy: Imaging Massive Clusters to z=1.5	115
25	GO	15305	Scott Engle	Villanova University	USA	The Secret Lives of Cepheids: Completing the Picture with HST-COS Observations of the Nearest Classical Cepheids, Polaris and delta Cephei	8
25	GO	15304	Julien de Wit	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	Collecting the Puzzle Pieces: Completing HST's UV+NIR Survey of the TRAPPIST-1 System ahead of JWST	114
25	GO	15303	Chris D'Andrea	University of Pennsylvania	USA	Revealing the Environmental Dependence in Superluminous Supernovae Diversity	22
25	GO	15302	Michelle Collins	University of Surrey	GBR	Unveiling the formation of Andromeda XIX - a uniquely diffuse Local Group galaxy	16
25	GO	15301	Ludmila Carone	Space Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences	AUT	Now you see me - the WASP-117b version	11
25	GO	15300	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Ecliptic-poles Stellar Survey (EclipSS)	49
25	GO	15299	Julian Alvarado Gomez	Leibniz-Institut für Astrophysik Potsdam (AIP)	DEU	Weaving the history of the solar wind with magnetic field lines	12
25	GO	15298	Sean Johnson	University of Michigan	USA	The first high resolution image of coronal gas in a starbursting cool core cluster	15
25	GO	15297	Tiffany Meshkat	California Institute of Technology	USA	Measuring the structure of Fomalhaut's dusty debris belt via a fortuitous stellar occultation	1
25	GO	15296	Trent Dupuy	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	Mapping the Substellar Mass-Luminosity Relation Down to the L/T Transition	8
25	GO	15295	Marie Ygouf	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	USA	Revealing the birth environment of circumbinary exoplanets with STIS BAR5	4
25	GO	15294	Gillian Wilson	University of California - Riverside	USA	The GOGREEN Survey: The Relationship between Quenching, Morphological Transformation and Size Growth of Satellite Galaxies	24
25	GO	15293	Nicolas Tejos	Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso	CHL	Pinpointing the cosmic web between massive galaxy clusters	67
25	GO	15290	Ming Sun	University of Alabama in Huntsville	USA	Spectacular optical filaments in the X-ray brightest group cool core	5
25	GO	15289	Nathan Smith	University of Arizona	USA	Imaging Shock Fronts in the Outer Ejecta of Eta Carinae	2
25	GO	15288	David Sing	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	How small and how high? Enabling UV exoplanet cloud and exosphere science with WFC3/UVIS	10
25	GO	15287	Alice Shapley	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	The Path Forward for Lyman-Continuum Studies at z~3	87
25	GO	15286	Adam Schneider	United States Naval Observatory Flagstaff Station	USA	Unobstructed Observations of the Intrinsic Lyman-alpha Emission of Low-mass Stars	14
25	GO	15285	John Raymond	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Instabilities and Turbulence in a Cygnus Loop Shock Front	15
25	GO	15284	Peter Nemeth	Astroserver.org	HUN	Constraining the binary properties of 2M1938+4603 with irradiated stellar atmospheres	3
25	GO	15283	Ruari Mackenzie	ETH Zurich	CHE	Witnessing the assembly of galaxies in an extended gas-rich structure at z~3.25	3
25	GO	15282	Simon Lilly	Eidgenossiche Technische Hochschule (ETH)	CHE	Transport of magnetic fields into the circumgalactic medium	12
25	GO	15281	Steven Kraemer	Catholic University of America	USA	Characterizing Mass Outflows in Palomar Green Quasars: evidence for AGN feedback?	21
25	GO	15280	Sean Johnson	University of Michigan	USA	Spatially resolved rest-UV spectroscopy of a prototypical quasar driven superwind at low-z	5
25	SNAP	15279	Sean Johnson	University of Michigan	USA	Unveiling Quasar Fueling through a Public Snapshot Survey of Quasar Host Environments	60
25	GO	15278	Rolf Jansen	Arizona State University	USA	UV-Visible Imaging of the JWST NEP Time-Domain Field: the best extragalactic survey field always accessible to JWST	36
25	GO	15277	Johnny Greco	The Ohio State University	USA	Weighing Ultra-Diffuse Galaxies: Bridging the environmental gap	20
25	GO	15276	Ariel Goobar	Stockholm University	SWE	The lens and host galaxy of the multiply-imaged gravitationally lensed SNIa iPTF16geu	3
25	GO	15275	Karoline Gilbert	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Securing HST's UV Legacy in the Local Volume: Probing Star Formation and the Interstellar Medium in Low Mass Galaxies	58
25	GO	15274	Peter Garnavich	University of Notre Dame	USA	Watching Supernovae Explode: The K2 Supernova Experiment	16
25	GO	15273	Peter Garnavich	University of Notre Dame	USA	A Star at the Limit? - Direct Mass Measurement of the White Dwarf in Nova Herculis 1991	9
25	GO	15272	Gaston Folatelli	Universidad Nacional de La Plata (UNLP)	ARG	The Progenitor of Supernova 2016gkg	2
25	GO	15271	Harry Ferguson	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Can Low-Luminosity Galaxies Reionize the Universe?	39
25	GO	15270	Trent Dupuy	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	The Coolest Sample of Brown Dwarf Dynamical Masses	8
25	GO	15269	Jeffrey Cummings	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Boron in Hyades F Dwarfs - Tracing Deep Into the Li-Be Gap	26
25	GO	15268	Geoffrey Clayton	Space Science Institute	USA	A First Investigation of the UV Extinction Properties of Interstellar Dust in M33	16
25	GO	15267	Rebecca Canning	University of Portsmouth	GBR	HST Grism observations of the highest-z massive galaxy cluster	13
25	GO	15266	Zheng Cai	Tsinghua University	CHN	Imaging the Most Massive Galaxy Overdensities at z=2.2: The Morphology-Density Relation at High Redshift	16
25	GO	15265	John Blakeslee	NOIRLab - (AZ)	USA	MASSIVE+: The Growth Histories of MASSIVE Survey Galaxies from their Globular Cluster Colors	21
25	GO	15264	Zach Berta-Thompson	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	The M Dwarf UV Spectra Irradiating Nearby Transiting Terrestrial Planets	20
25	GO	15263	Misty Bentz	Georgia State University Research Foundation	USA	The Host Galaxy of the Low Mass Black Hole in UGC 06728	2
25	GO	15261	Anne Verbiscer	The University of Virginia	USA	The Pluto System in the Post-New Horizons Era: Opposition Effects, Rotations, and Orbital Stability	13
25	GO	15260	Jonathan Trump	University of Connecticut	USA	Ultraviolet Echoes of Quasar Accretion Disks	32
25	GO	15259	Cristina Thomas	Northern Arizona University	USA	UV Spectroscopy of Lucy Mission Targets	3
25	GO	15258	Chris Mihos	Case Western Reserve University	USA	Galaxies at the Extremes: Ultradiffuse Galaxies in the Virgo Cluster	8
25	GO	15257	Patrick Hartigan	Rice University	USA	Proper Motions, Shear, Mass-Loss Rates and C-Shocks in the HH 7-11 Jet	10
25	GO	15256	Claes Fransson	Stockholm University	SWE	Imaging the transition of SN 1987A to SNR 1987A	4
25	GO	15255	Knicole Colon	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	The KELT-11b Opportunity: Measuring the Atmospheric Water Abundance for a Sub-Saturn-Mass Planet around a Metal-Rich Star	9
25	GO	15254	Marco Chiaberge	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	The host galaxy of the gravitational wave recoiling black hole candidate 3C186	8
25	GO	15253	Raoul Canameras	Technical University of Munich	DEU	The nature of ultra-massive lens galaxies	8
25	GO	15252	Matt Nicholl	The Queen's University of Belfast	GBR	Determining the explosion mechanism of a superluminous supernova through the deepest ever late-time study	3
25	GO	15251	Graham Harper	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Si I and C I emission from zeta Aurigae (K4 Ib + B5 V): New Generation Diagnostics of Chromospheric Structure	1
25	GO	15250	Fakhri Zahedy	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	Resolving the Multiphase ISM of an Elliptical Galaxy at z~0.4	11
25	GO	15249	Ian Wong	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	An observational test of the dynamical instability hypothesis in the Solar System	7
25	GO	15248	Scott Sheppard	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	A Satellite Search of a Newly Discovered Dwarf Planet	1
25	GO	15247	Mischa Schirmer	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	Low redshift Lyman-alpha blobs	6
25	GO	15246	Vivien Parmentier	Universite Cote d Azur	FRA	Cloudy Solutions to the Anomalous Emission of HD 80606b	15
25	GO	15245	Christopher O'Dea	University of Manitoba	CAN	The Co-Evolution of Star Formation and Powerful Radio Activity in Galaxies During Radio-Mode Feedback	14
25	GO	15244	Matteo Monelli	Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias	ESP	A challenge to dSph formation models: are the most isolated Local Group dSph galaxies truly old?	32
25	GO	15243	Kristen McQuinn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Leoncino Dwarf: The Lowest Metallicity Star-Forming Galaxy in the Nearby Universe	12
25	SNAP	15242	Lucia Marchetti	University of Cape Town	ZAF	SNAPshot observations of the largest sample of lensed candidates in the Equatorial and Southern Sky identified with Herschel	112
25	GO	15241	Kirsten Larson	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Clumpy Star Formation in Local LIRGS	20
25	GO	15239	Yair Krongold	Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM)	MEX	Searching for the UV counterpart of the extraordinary X-ray UFO in the NLSy1 IRAS17020+4544	9
25	GO	15238	Adam Kraus	University of Texas at Austin	USA	The IMF to Planetary Masses Across the Milky Way	132
25	GO	15237	Simon Joyce	University of Leicester	GBR	Resolving the discrepancy in the mass determination from the gravitational redshift of Sirius B	1
25	GO	15236	Griffin Hosseinzadeh	University of Arizona	USA	The mystery of a supposed massive star exploding in a brightest cluster galaxy	5
25	GO	15235	William Harris	McMaster University	CAN	The Perseus Cluster: Bridging the Extremes of Stellar Systems	30
25	GO	15234	Graham Harper	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Collecting the Missing Piece of the Puzzle: The Wind Temperatures of Arcturus (K2 III) and Aldeberan (K5 III)	10
25	GO	15233	Will Grundy	Lowell Observatory	USA	Density of transneptunian object 229762 2007 UK126	5
25	GO	15232	Francesco Ferraro	Universita di Bologna	ITA	Pushing ahead the frontier of the Globular Cluster dynamics: the 3D view of the velocity space	16
25	GO	15231	Francesco Ferraro	Universita di Bologna	ITA	Searching for fossil fragments of the Galactic bulge formation process	5
25	GO	15230	Roelof de Jong	Leibniz-Institut für Astrophysik Potsdam (AIP)	DEU	Inner stellar halos of spiral galaxies: accretion or in-situ formation?	23
25	GO	15229	Emanuele Daddi	Commissariat a l'Energie Atomique (CEA)	FRA	Spectroscopic redshifts and age dating of a first statistical sample of passive galaxies at z~3	17
25	GO	15228	Jeffrey Carlin	NOIRLab - Vera C. Rubin Operations (AZ)	USA	Testing Galaxy Evolution in Unexplored Environments: the First Faint Dwarf Satellites of Local Volume LMC Analogs	4
25	GO	15227	Joseph Burchett	New Mexico State University	USA	Finding the missing metals around the Universe's most prodigious polluters	50
25	GO	15226	Benjamin Boizelle	Brigham Young University	USA	Stellar Luminosity Profiles for Precision Measurements of Black Hole Mass in Early-Type Galaxies	7
25	GO	15225	Stefano Bianchi	Universita' degli Studi Roma Tre	ITA	NGC 3147, a Golden true Type 2 AGN?	1
25	GO	15224	Eduardo Banados	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	The host galaxy and environment of a bright QSO at z=7.54	25
25	GO	15223	Matthew Auger	University of Cambridge	GBR	The Brightest Galaxy-Scale Lens	1
25	GO	15222	Iair Arcavi	Tel Aviv University	ISR	What Type of Star Made the One-of-a-kind Supernova iPTF14hls?	1
25	GO	15221	Glenn Schneider	University of Arizona	USA	An Extinction Probe Through the HD 107146 Debris Ring: Taking Unique Advantage of a Background Galaxy Transit	10
25	GO	15220	Aida Wofford	Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Obs. Astron. Nac.	MEX	Stars and gas in the most metal-deficient galaxies in the Universe.	9
25	GO	15219	John Wisniewski	NASA Headquarters	USA	Super-Keplerian Motions in the AU Mic Circumstellar Debris System	12
25	GO	15218	Elodie Choquet	Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille	FRA	Debris Disk Dust Characterization through Spectral Types: Deep Visible-Light Imaging of Nine Systems	39
25	GO	15217	Ewan Douglas	University of Arizona	USA	Imaging the predicted asteroid belt analogue around Epsilon Eridani	8
25	GO	15216	William Blair	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Characterizing the Supernova Remnant Population of the Fireworks Galaxy, NGC 6946	25
25	SNAP	15215	Vardha Bennert	Cal Poly Corporation, Sponsored Programs Department	USA	A Local Baseline of the Black Hole Mass - Host Galaxy Scaling Relations for Active Galaxies	66
25	GO	15214	Eric Perlman	Florida Institute of Technology	USA	The 3C111 Jet: X-ray Variability, Spectrum & Broadband SED	3
25	SNAP	15211	Letizia Stanghellini	NOIRLab - (AZ)	USA	Carbon in dusty, compact Galactic planetary nebulae: A study of AGB evolution and recycling in the Milky Way	27
25	GO	15210	Christian Schneider	Universitat Hamburg, Hamburger Sternwarte	DEU	The extremes of protostellar jets: Resolving the hot jet of Sz 102	5
25	GO	15209	Raghvendra Sahai	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	USA	High-Speed Bullet Ejections during the AGB to Planetary Nebula Transition: A Study of the Carbon Star V Hydrae	4
25	GO	15208	Raghvendra Sahai	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	USA	Star-Formation in Free-Floating Evaporating Gaseous Globules	12
25	GO	15207	Alex Parker	SETI Institute	USA	The Moons of Kuiper Belt Dwarf Planets Makemake and 2007 OR10	12
25	GO	15206	Derck Massa	Space Science Institute	USA	Origin of the high velocity gas in NGC 6231	12
25	GO	15205	Saurabh Jha	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	Left Behind: A Bound Remnant from a White Dwarf Supernova?	14
25	GO	15204	Hans Guenther	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	Testing our scenario of a failed wind for TW Hya	7
25	GO	15203	Cecile Gry	Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille	FRA	First exploration of a single thermal interface between the two dominant phases of the interstellar medium	4
25	GO	15201	Clemence Fontanive	Universite de Montreal	CAN	Looking for the Coldest Atmospheres: a Search for Planetary Mass Companions around T and Y Brown Dwarfs	33
25	GO	15200	Duncan Farrah	University of Hawaii	USA	A case study of an extremely luminous, highly spatially extended starburst only 1.7Gyr after the Big Bang	4
25	GO	15199	Tuan Do	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Building an astrometric reference frame for tests of General Relativity with stellar orbits at the Galactic center with HST and GAIA	3
25	GO	15198	Thomas Connor	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	UV Observation of a QSO Sightline Intersecting an X-ray Identified Filament of the Cosmic Web	5
25	GO	15197	Brendan Bowler	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Rotation Periods and Cloud Dynamics of Directly Imaged Exoplanets	18
25	GO	15196	David Bowen	Princeton University	USA	How Do Inflows and Outflows from Galaxies Create Their Inner Circumgalactic Medium?	91
25	GO	15195	David Bowen	Princeton University	USA	The Baryon Reservoirs in Ultra Diffuse Galaxies (UDGs)	23
25	GO	15194	Alessandra Aloisi	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Epoch of the First Star Formation in the Closest Metal-Poor Blue Compact Dwarf Galaxy UGC 4483	18
25	GO	15193	Alessandra Aloisi	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Addressing Ionization and Depletion in the ISM of Nearby Star-Forming Galaxies	22
25	GO	15192	Benjamin Shappee	University of Hawaii	USA	Whimper of a Bang: Documenting the Final Days of the Nearby Type Ia Supernova 2011fe	13
25	GO	15191	Eileen Meyer	University of Maryland Baltimore County	USA	Monitoring an Internal Shock Collision in Action in 3C 264	3
25	GO	15190	Allison Youngblood	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Measuring the Intrinsic Lyman-alpha Profiles of High-Velocity G, K, and M dwarfs	15
25	GO	15189	David Wilson	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Post Common Envelope Binaries as probes of M dwarf stellar wind and habitable zone radiation environments	12
25	GO	15187	Vithal Tilvi	Arizona State University	USA	Confirmation of the Most Distant Quasar	8
25	GO	15186	David Thilker	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Enabling HST UV Exploration of the Low Surface Brightness Universe: A Pilot Study with the WFC3 X Filter Set	17
25	GO	15185	Daniel Stark	University of Arizona	USA	Extreme Wolf-Rayet Galaxies with HST/COS: Understanding CIII] Emission in the Reionization Era	14
25	GO	15184	Edward Sion	Villanova University	USA	The SN Ia Candidate T Pyxidis: Is The Accretion Rate Declining?	2
25	GO	15183	David Sand	University of Arizona	USA	An emerging population of stripped, but isolated, stellar systems in the Virgo Cluster	10
25	GO	15182	David Sand	University of Arizona	USA	The Origin of Ultra-Faint Galaxies	24
25	GO	15181	David Rosario	Newcastle University	GBR	AGN Before and After: Towards a balanced view of the connection between circumnuclear gas and nuclear black hole activity	18
25	GO	15180	Jason Prochaska	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	ELGs in Absorption: Tracing the Cosmic Baryon Cycle from Noon til Dusk	67
25	GO	15179	Ruth Peterson	SETI Institute	USA	Astrophysics Meets Atomic Physics: Fe I Line Identifications and Templates for Old Stellar Populations from Warm and Hot Stellar UV Spectra	52
25	GO	15178	Brunella Nisini	INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma	ITA	Probing jets from young embedded sources	16
25	GO	15177	Anna Nierenberg	University of California - Merced	USA	Testing CDM with the WFC3 Grism	18
25	GO	15176	Maxwell Millar-Blanchaer	University of California - Santa Barbara	USA	Resolving the late planet formation stages around young M-stars	6
25	GO	15175	Eileen Meyer	University of Maryland Baltimore County	USA	An Infrared Imaging Test of the IC/CMB Model for the Unusual Spectrum of AP Librae	2
25	GO	15174	R. O. Loyd	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Investigating an SPI and Measuring Baseline FUV Variability in the GJ 436 Hot-Neptune System	8
25	GO	15173	Jason Kalirai	The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory	USA	Linking Dynamical and Stellar Evolution in the Metal-Poor Globular Cluster M92	5
25	GO	15172	Paul Kalas	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Validating early stellar encounters as the cause of dynamically hot planetary systems	2
25	GO	15171	Bryan Holler	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The rotation period, orbit, and mass of Eris' satellite Dysnomia	6
25	SNAP	15170	Michael Gregg	University of California - Davis	USA	Snapshot Survey of the Globular Cluster Populations of Isolated Early Type Galaxies	29
25	GO	15169	Michael Gregg	University of California - Davis	USA	Resolving Multiple Stellar Populations in G1	12
25	GO	15168	Carol Grady	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	The Nature of the Star-Grazing Bodies in a System at the Age of the Late Heavy Bombardment	13
25	GO	15167	Richard French	Wellesley College	USA	Unmasking the Dark Side of Iapetus	6
25	SNAP	15166	Alex Filippenko	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Continuing a Snapshot Survey of the Sites of Recent, Nearby Supernovae: Cycles 25 & 26	40
25	GO	15165	Catherine Espaillat	Boston University	USA	Connecting mass accretion and ejection in pre-main sequence stars	6
25	GO	15164	Hui Dong	SETI Institute	USA	Ultraviolet spectroscopy of the dust extinction in the M31 inner bulge	10
25	GO	15163	Hsiao-Wen Chen	University of Chicago	USA	COS Ultraviolet Baryon Survey (CUBS)	169
25	GO	15162	Peter Blanchard	Northwestern University	USA	Constraining the Late-Time Light Curve Behavior of Three Diverse Superluminous Supernovae	6
25	GO	15161	Kat Barger	Texas Christian University	USA	The fate of infalling gas during its final approach onto the Milky Way disk	7
25	GO	15160	Andrew Baker	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	High-resolution imaging of two lensed dusty star-forming galaxies	2
25	GO	15159	Michael Wong	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Wide Field Coverage for Juno (WFCJ): Jupiter's 2D Wind Field and Cloud Structure	4
25	GO	15158	Marc Buie	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Astrometry of 2014MU69 for New Horizons encounter	5
25	GO	15157	Elena Sabbi	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Primordial Binary Fraction in Trumpler 14: Frequency and Multiplicity Parameters	3
25	GO	15156	Yong Zheng	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	USA	Mapping Gas Flows from the Disk to the Circumgalactic Medium	32
25	GO	15155	Siyi Xu	NOIRLab - Gemini North (HI)	USA	Actively Disintegrating Astroids around a White Dwarf	12
25	GO	15154	Jessica Werk	University of Washington	USA	Tracing Gas Flows from Halo to Disk: Observing the Milky Way's Galactic Fountain	17
25	GO	15153	Dan Watson	University of Rochester	USA	The jets and shocks of NGC 1333: a large WFC3 mosaic of [Fe II] and H I line emission	30
25	GO	15152	Schuyler Van Dyk	California Institute of Technology	USA	Finally, the Progenitor of the Type Ib iPTF13bvn	5
25	GO	15151	Schuyler Van Dyk	California Institute of Technology	USA	The Stellar Origins of Supernovae	8
25	GO	15150	R. Tully	University of Hawaii	USA	Local Void Reflex: IR TRGB Distances to Obscured Galaxies at the South Supergalactic Pole	12
25	GO	15149	Alex Teachey	Academia Sinica Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics	TWN	Validating the Presence of a Moon Orbiting Kepler-1625b	26
25	GO	15148	Karl Stapelfeldt	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	USA	Tracing Interactions of a Protoplanet with its Circumstellar Disk	5
25	GO	15147	Carl Schmidt	Boston University	USA	Extreme Doppler Shifting of Io's Neutral Jets	2
25	GO	15146	Adam Riess	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	A New Threshold of Precision, 30 micro-arcsecond Parallaxes and Beyond	18
25	GO	15145	Adam Riess	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	The Hubble Constant to 1%: Physics beyond LambdaCDM	168
25	GO	15144	Keith Noll	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Deep Search for Satellites Around the Lucy Mission Targets	10
25	GO	15143	Keith Noll	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Slow Rotating Trojans: Tidally Synchronized Binaries?	6
25	GO	15142	Keith Noll	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Orbit of a Resolved Trojan Binary	5
25	GO	15141	Tom Megeath	University of Toledo	USA	The 6 pc DASH: A WFC3 1.6 micron Survey of the Orion Integral Shaped Filament	14
25	GO	15140	Ragnhild Lunnan	Stockholm University	SWE	Resolving the Connection Between Superluminous Supernovae and Star Formation in Dwarf Galaxies	28
25	GO	15139	Alain Lecavelier des Etangs	CNRS, Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris	FRA	Metals from deep atmosphere to exosphere in hot-Jupiters	20
25	GO	15138	Daniel Jontof-Hutter	University of the Pacific	USA	The Atmosphere of an Extremely Low Density Super-Earth Mass Planet	26
25	GO	15137	Linhua Jiang	Peking University	CHN	Spectroscopically-Confirmed z > 6 Galaxies with Extremely Blue UV Slopes: Possible Pop III dominated targets for JWST spectroscopy	12
25	GO	15136	Yuri Izotov	Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences, BITP	UKR	Lyman alpha emission in nearby star-forming galaxies with the lowest metallicities and the highest [OIII]/[OII] ratios	22
25	GO	15135	Thomas Mikal-Evans	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	An exoplanet with a stratosphere: seeking the unknown absorber	10
25	GO	15134	Thomas Mikal-Evans	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	A global map of thermal inversions for an ultra-hot planet	52
25	GO	15133	Peter Erwin	Max-Planck-Institut fur extraterrestrische Physik	DEU	Solving the Mystery of Galaxy Bulges and Bulge Substructure	54
25	SNAP	15132	Harald Ebeling	University of Hawaii	USA	Beyond MACS: A Snapshot Survey of the Most Massive Clusters of Galaxies at z>0.5	163
25	GO	15131	Jean-Michel Desert	Universiteit van Amsterdam	NLD	The first near-infrared reflectance spectrum of an exoplanet	20
25	GO	15129	Christopher Burke	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	Completing Kepler's Mission to Determine the Frequency of Earth-like Planets	19
25	GO	15128	Alexander Brown	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Inner Disk Structure and Transport Mechanisms in the Transitional Disk around T Cha	15
25	GO	15127	Vincent Bourrier	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	Search for an evaporating ocean on the super-Earth HIP 116454b	15
25	GO	15126	Danielle Berg	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Resolving the Abundance Discrepancy with HST/COS	13
25	GO	15125	Francesco Belfiore	INAF - Osservatorio Astrofisico di Arcetri	ITA	Galactic fireworks: detecting young stars formed in galactic outflows	8
25	GO	15124	Aaron Barth	University of California - Irvine	USA	Measuring the Accretion Disk Size in Mrk 509 using Continuum Reverberation Mapping	2
25	GO	15123	Aaron Barth	University of California - Irvine	USA	Probing the accretion flow and emission-line regions of M81, the nearest broad-lined low-luminosity AGN	8
25	GO	15122	Erich Karkoschka	University of Arizona	USA	Titan at Opposite Seasons Using STIS Image Cubes	1
25	GO	15121	Dennis Zaritsky	University of Arizona	USA	Does Globular Cluster Formation Precede Galaxy Formation?	16
25	GO	15120	Brian Williams	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Measuring the Deceleration of a Supernova Remnant Shock Wave using High-Precision Astrometry	3
25	GO	15119	Jason Wang	Northwestern University	USA	Probing the young circumplanetary environment of Beta Pic b during transit egress	3
25	GO	15118	Benny Trakhtenbrot	Tel Aviv University	ISR	TESTING THE RELEVANCE OF MERGERS AND ENVIROMENT FOR THE FASTEST GROWING BLACK HOLES IN THE MOST INTENSELY STAR FORMING GALAXIES	12
25	GO	15117	Charles Steinhardt	University of Copenhagen, Niels Bohr Institute	DNK	BUFFALO	101
25	GO	15116	Linda Smith	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Very Massive Stars in the Local Universe	10
25	GO	15115	John Silverman	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Emergence of the supermassive black hole - galaxy mass relations at z > 1	32
25	GO	15114	Ruben Sanchez-Janssen	United Kingdom Astronomy Technology Centre	GBR	Star cluster formation in extreme environments: an isolated pair of closely interacting dwarf galaxies	5
25	GO	15113	Abhijit Saha	NOIRLab - (AZ)	USA	Extending the DA white dwarf spectrophotometric network to the Southern Hemisphere	54
25	GO	15112	Lidia Oskinova	Potsdam University	DEU	The low-metallicity starburst NGC346: massive-star population and feedback	5
25	GO	15111	Pippa Molyneux	Southwest Research Institute	USA	The UV reflectance of Patroclus: Exploring the surface composition and origins of Jupiter Trojans	6
25	GO	15110	Laura Kreidberg	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	A Study of the UV Environment for Three Small Planets Transiting a Nearby M-Dwarf	6
25	GO	15109	Laura Kreidberg	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	Caught Red-Handed: A Novel Search for the Culprit Behind Thermal Inversions in Exoplanet Atmospheres	5
25	GO	15108	J. Kavelaars	National Research Council of Canada	CAN	Enabling physical studeis of the Kuiper belt via HST tracking observations of close fly-by targets for the New Horizons spacecraft.	4
25	GO	15107	Benne Holwerda	University of Louisville Research Foundation, Inc.	USA	The Cluster Population of UGC 2885	12
25	GO	15106	Benne Holwerda	University of Louisville Research Foundation, Inc.	USA	The UV attenuation in JWST target VV 191	10
25	GO	15105	Benne Holwerda	University of Louisville Research Foundation, Inc.	USA	Dusty Dwarfs Galaxies Occulting A Bright Background Spiral	12
25	GO	15104	Cody Dirks	Northwestern University	USA	Probing CO-dark Gas within the Planck Galactic Cold Clumps	10
25	GO	15103	Stephane De Barros	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	Beacons in the dark: using the most distant galaxies to probe cosmic reionization	18
25	GO	15102	Matthew Darnley	Liverpool John Moores University	GBR	The Super-Remnant of the Recurrent Nova M31N 2008-12a - A Signpost to Type Ia Supernovae?	8
25	GO	15101	Haakon Dahle	University of Oslo	NOR	A high-definition study of the brightest lensed galaxy in the universe	14
25	GO	15100	Jeff Cooke	Swinburne University of Technology	AUS	Mapping the escaping ionizing flux of Lyman continuum galaxies	30
25	GO	15099	John Chisholm	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Do galactic outflows shape the stellar mass-metallicity relationship?	24
25	GO	15098	Dolon Bhattacharyya	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Calibrating ACS-SBC Using STIS at Lyman Alpha (121.567 nm)	2
25	GO	15097	Dolon Bhattacharyya	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Imaging the Extended Hot Hydrogen Exosphere at Mars to Determine the Water Escape Rate	5
25	GO	15096	Luigi Bedin	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	ITA	The end of the White Dwarf Cooling Sequence of NGC 6752	40
25	GO	15095	Tracy Becker	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Constraining the Surface Composition of Europa with Spatially Resolved Mid-UV Spectra	4
25	GO	15094	Tracy Becker	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Stellar Occultation by Saturn's Rings in the UV	5
25	GO	15093	Jennifer Andrews	Gemini Observatory	USA	Dwarfs and Giants: Massive Stars in Little Dwarf Galaxies	18
25	GO	15092	Monique Aller	Georgia Southern University Res. & Svc. Foundation, Inc	USA	Testing Dust Models at Moderate Redshift: Is the z=0.437 DLA toward 3C 196 Rich in Carbonaceous Dust?	6
25	SNAP	15091	Marcel Agueros	Columbia University in the City of New York	USA	A UV spectroscopic snapshot survey of low-mass stars in the Hyades	50
25	GO	15090	Marcel Agueros	Columbia University in the City of New York	USA	A UV spectroscopic survey of periodic M dwarfs in the Hyades	35
25	GO	15089	Eleonora Troja	Universita di Roma Tor Vergata	ITA	Identify the signature of neutron star mergers through rapid Hubble observations of a short GRB	4
25	GO	15088	Genoveva Micheva	Leibniz-Institut für Astrophysik Potsdam (AIP)	DEU	CIII]1909 imaging of three local starbursts	11
25	GO	15087	Sabrina Stierwalt	Occidental College	USA	Star Cluster Populations of Interacting Dwarf Galaxies	20
25	GO	15086	Roberto Soria	National Astronomical Observatories of China - NAOC	CHN	Age and mass of the star cluster around the intermediate-mass black hole HLX-1	7
25	GO	15085	Robert Simcoe	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	Galaxies in the Diffuse Baryon Field Approaching Reionization: A Joint Study with JWST, HST, and Large Telescopes	18
25	GO	15084	J. Shull	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Hot Photons: Measuring the Ionizing Continuum and EUV Emission Lines of Quasars	21
25	GO	15083	Michael Rodruck	Randolph-Macon College	USA	Star Clusters in Tidal Debris: A UV Survey of Stellar Populations, Galaxy Interactions, and Evolution	12
25	GO	15082	Andrew Robinson	Rochester Institute of Technology	USA	Monsters on the move: Confirming gravitational wave recoiling supermassive black hole candidates	5
25	GO	15081	Andrew Robinson	Rochester Institute of Technology	USA	Revealing the circum-nuclear torus: HST imaging of active galaxies observed during a Spitzer reverberation mapping campaign	8
25	GO	15080	Carl Melis	University of California - San Diego	USA	Is SDSSJ195750.83+340404.4 accreting a planetary core?	2
25	GO	15079	Carlo Manara	European Southern Observatory - Germany	DEU	Spectroscopic characterization of a newly detected young planet right outside a circumbinary transition disk	1
25	GO	15078	Soeren Larsen	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	Initial conditions of multiple populations in the dynamically most pristine globular cluster, NGC 2419	9
25	GO	15077	Tucker Jones	University of California - Davis	USA	Accurate Emission Line Diagnostics at High Redshift	15
25	GO	15076	Roberta Humphreys	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	The Recent Mass Loss History of the Red Hypergiant VY CMa	2
25	GO	15075	Jay Howk	University of Notre Dame	USA	The CGM of Massive Galaxies: Where Cold Gas Goes to Die?	45
25	GO	15074	Marianne Heida	European Southern Observatory - Germany	DEU	Identifying the donor star of the most extreme ULX pulsar	2
25	SNAP	15073	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	Extreme evolved solar systems (EESS)	78
25	GO	15072	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	The classical nova hibernation scenario: a definitive confirmation	5
25	GO	15071	Cynthia Froning	Southwest Research Institute	USA	The Mega-MUSCLES Treasury Survey: Measurements of the Ultraviolet Spectral Characteristics of Low-mass Exoplanetary Systems	157
25	GO	15070	Kevin France	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	An HST Spectroscopic Study of Protoplanetary Disk Abundances: CO/H2 Conversion Factors and Absolute Abundances for JWST	42
25	GO	15069	Deanne Fisher	Swinburne University of Technology	AUS	The ages and baryonic masses of clumps in turbulent, clumpy disk galaxies	12
25	GO	15068	Jay Farihi	University College London	GBR	A Detailed Study of Rocky Planetary Material in the Hyades	11
25	GO	15067	Kris Davidson	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	Eta Carinae's Change of State: The End Game	4
25	GO	15066	Alexandre David-Uraz	Howard University	USA	Mapping the structure and kinematics of NGC 1624-2's giant magnetosphere	8
25	GO	15065	Roger Cohen	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	Opening the Window on Galaxy Assembly: Ages and Dynamics of Inner Milky Way Globular Clusters	18
25	GO	15064	Caitlin Casey	University of Texas at Austin	USA	The environments of 6	13
25	GO	15063	Edouard Bernard	Observatoire de la Cote d'Azur	FRA	The elusive old stellar halo of low-mass spirals: RR Lyrae stars in NGC55	16
25	GO	15062	Nate Bastian	Donostia International Physics Center	ESP	Extending the Search for Multiple Populations in Massive Intermediate Age Clusters	8
25	GO	15061	Nate Bastian	Donostia International Physics Center	ESP	Pinpointing the Onset of Multiple Populations in Globular Clusters	9
25	AR	15060	Yifan Zhou	The University of Virginia	USA	Unleashing the Charges: An Improved Reduction of Key Exoplanet Datasets and a Tool for Ramp Effect Correction	unknown
25	AR	15059	Hassen Yesuf	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Interpreting HST UV Spectra of Galactic Winds Using Radiative Transfer of Hydrodynamic Galaxy Simulations in yt	unknown
25	AR	15058	Gregory Wirth	Ball Aerospace	USA	What drives the evolution of Luminous Compact Blue Galaxies in Clusters vs. the Field?	unknown
25	AR	15057	Andrew Wetzel	University of California - Davis	USA	Understanding the physics of gas stripping and star-formation quenching of the satellite dwarf galaxies in the Local Group	unknown
25	AR	15056	Daniel Weisz	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Measuring the High-Mass IMF in Low-Metallicity Dwarf Galaxies	unknown
25	AR	15055	Laura Watkins	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	A Unified Picture of Mass Segregation in Globular Clusters	unknown
25	AR	15054	Roeland van der Marel	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Getting the sigma in the M_BH - sigma relation right	unknown
25	AR	15053	Jan Staff	University of the Virgin Islands	VIR	3D magneto-hydrodynamic simulations of disk winds from massive protostars	unknown
25	AR	15052	Raymond Simons	University of Connecticut	USA	Timing thick disk formation: an indirect census of stellar kinematics to z~2 from legacy Hubble imaging	unknown
25	AR	15051	Ian Roederer	North Carolina State University	USA	A New Test of Copper and Zinc Abundances in Late-Type Stars Using Cu II and Zn II lines in the Near-Ultraviolet	unknown
25	AR	15050	Justin Pierel	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Turning Gravitationally Lensed Supernovae into Cosmological Probes	unknown
25	AR	15049	Adam Ritchey	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Constructing a Phase Diagram for the Interstellar Medium through the Analysis of O I Fine-Structure Excitations	unknown
25	AR	15048	Gordon Richards	Drexel University	USA	Application of Independent Component Analysis to Legacy UV Quasar Spectra	unknown
25	AR	15047	Megan Reiter	Rice University	USA	Do stellar clusters form fewer binaries? Using moderate separation binaries to distinguish between nature and nurture	unknown
25	AR	15046	Thomas Quinn	University of Washington	USA	Cosmic Ray driven outflows and the structure of the CGM	unknown
25	AR	15045	Benjamin Oppenheimer	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	HI and Low Metal Ions at the Intersection of Galaxies and the CGM	unknown
25	AR	15044	Jason Nordhaus	Rochester Institute of Technology	USA	Unveiling hidden companions in post-AGB stars: 3D simulations of evolved star binaries	unknown
25	AR	15043	Desika Narayanan	University of Florida	USA	Modeling Dust Attenuation Laws in Galaxies with Cosmological Zoom Simulations	unknown
25	AR	15042	Jeremiah Murphy	Florida State University	USA	Constraining Core-collapse Supernova Theory Predictions with 400 Progenitor Masses	unknown
25	AR	15041	Brian Metzger	Columbia University in the City of New York	USA	The Role of Shocks in the Appearance and Aftermath of Stellar Mergers and Type IIn Supernovae	unknown
25	AR	15040	Daniel McIntosh	University of Missouri - Kansas City	USA	Mining CANDELS for Tidal Features to Measure Major Merging at Cosmic High Noon	unknown
25	AR	15039	Michael McCourt	University of California - Santa Barbara	USA	Towards an Understanding of the Origin of OVI in the Circumgalactic Medium	unknown
25	AR	15038	Jeffrey Linsky	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Model Atmospheres and Spectral Irradiance Library of the Exoplanet Host Stars Observed in the MUSCLES Survey	unknown
25	AR	15037	Aigen Li	University of Missouri - Columbia	USA	Unifying the Interstellar Extinction and Elemental Abundances: A Comprehensive Study of the Dust Properties in Individual Interstellar Sight Lines	unknown
25	AR	15036	Claus Leitherer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	A New Probe of Dust Attenuation in Star-Forming Galaxies	unknown
25	AR	15035	Karen Leighly	University of Oklahoma Norman Campus	USA	What's in the Wind? Determining the Properties of Outflowing Gas in Powerful Broad Absorption Line Quasars	unknown
25	AR	15034	Marie Wingyee Lau	University of California - Riverside	USA	Observing AGN Feedback Down-the-Barrel Using Associated Absorbers at z <~ 1.5	unknown
25	AR	15033	Tae-Sun Kim	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	A COS archival survey for proximate absorbers at z~z(em) in AGN spectra at z<0.4	unknown
25	AR	15032	Vikram Khaire	University of California - Santa Barbara	USA	Filling the Void: A Comprehensive Survey of the Intergalactic Medium at z~1 Using STIS/COS Archival Spectra	unknown
25	AR	15031	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Disintegrating Comet 73P	unknown
25	AR	15030	Myoungwon Jeon	Kyung Hee University	KOR	The Role of Environment in the SFHs and Gaseous Evolution of Ultra-Faint Dwarf Galaxies across Cosmic Time	unknown
25	AR	15029	Edward Jenkins	Princeton University	USA	An Archival Study of Atomic Constituents in Four Edge-on Debris Disk Systems	unknown
25	AR	15028	Jason Jaacks	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Simulating pre-galactic metal enrichment for JWST deep-field observations	unknown
25	AR	15027	Garth Illingworth	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Completing the Legacy of Hubble's Wide/Deep Fields: An Aligned Complete Dataset of 1220 Orbits on the GOODS-N/CANDELS-N Region	unknown
25	AR	15026	Erin Hicks	University of Alaska Anchorage	USA	Characterizing the Physical Mechanisms Driving Feeding and Feedback in Active Galaxies	unknown
25	AR	15025	Yicheng Guo	University of Missouri - Columbia	USA	Dwarfs in the Deepest Fields at Noon: Studying Size and Shape of Low-mass Galaxies out to z~3 in Five HST Legacy Fields	unknown
25	AR	15024	Michael Gregg	University of California - Davis	USA	Serendipitous WFC3 Infrared Color Magnitude Diagrams of NGC4472	unknown
25	AR	15023	Paul Goudfrooij	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Looking for Photometric Signatures of Fast Rotation in Intermediate-Age Star Clusters in the Magellanic Clouds	unknown
25	AR	15022	Shy Genel	Columbia University in the City of New York	USA	Understanding Galaxy Shapes Across Cosmic Time Using The IllustrisTNG Simulation	unknown
25	AR	15021	Jim Fuller	California Institute of Technology	USA	Pre-supernova properties of progenitors detected by HST	unknown
25	AR	15020	Andrew Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA	USA	The Mass Outflow Rate of the Milky Way	unknown
25	AR	15019	Travis Fischer	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Do AGN Outflows Support Negative Feedback?	unknown
25	AR	15018	Gary Ferland	University of Kentucky	USA	Plasma simulations that meet the challenges of HST & JWST Active Nuclei & Starburst observations	unknown
25	AR	15017	Mark Fardal	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Models of Stellar Streams for Constraining Local Group Dynamics with HST Proper Motion Data	unknown
25	AR	15016	Meredith Durbin	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Calibrating the Near-Infrared Tip of the Red Giant Branch with Multiwavelength Photometry	unknown
25	AR	15015	Hugh Dickinson	Open University	GBR	Constraining the evolution of the Hubble Parameter using cosmic chronometers	unknown
25	AR	15014	Frederick Davies	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	New Constraints on the Hard Ionizing Photon Budget and the Lifetime and Obscuration of Quasars During the Epoch of Helium Reionization	unknown
25	AR	15013	Anson D'Aloisio	University of California - Riverside	USA	Interpreting HST observations with simulations of reionization: the ionizing photon budget and the decline of Lyman-alpha emission in z>6 dropouts	unknown
25	AR	15012	Lauren Corlies	The Adler Planetarium & Astronomy Museum	USA	Resolving the Small-Scale Structure of the Circumgalactic Medium in Cosmological Simulations	unknown
25	AR	15011	Christopher Churchill	New Mexico State University	USA	The Baryon Cycle through Cosmological Simulations: Taking COS to the Next Generation of Analysis	unknown
25	AR	15010	Nell Byler	Australian National University	AUS	PHAT+MaNGA: Using resolved stellar populations to improve the recovery of star formation histories from galaxy spectra	unknown
25	AR	15009	Joseph Burchett	New Mexico State University	USA	Surveying the CGM and IGM across 4 orders of magnitude in environmental density	unknown
25	AR	15008	Joanna Bridge	University of Louisville Research Foundation, Inc.	USA	Spatially Resolved Emission Line Ratios for Nuclear AGN Selection	unknown
25	AR	15007	Sean Brennan	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	Testing methods to measure dark matter substructure with gravitational lensing	unknown
25	AR	15006	Michael Boylan-Kolchin	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Dwarf Galaxies from Deep Fields to the Near Field	unknown
25	AR	15005	Howard Bond	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	Archival Investigation of Outburst Sites and Progenitors of Extragalactic Intermediate-Luminosity Mid-IR Transients	unknown
25	AR	15004	Gurtina Besla	University of Arizona	USA	New Models of the Milky Way's Dark Matter Distribution for the Era of High Precision Astrometry	unknown
25	GO	14938	Avani Gowardhan	Cornell University	USA	Impact of the most extreme AGN-driven molecular outflow on its host galaxy	2
25	GO	14937	Michael Rodruck	Randolph-Macon College	USA	Neutral Hydrogen in Tidal Tails: Probing the Extremes of Star Formation	4
25	GO	14936	Imke de Pater	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Context Maps of Jupiter in Support of the JUNO Mission	4
24	SNAP	15364	Andrea Bellini	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Extended F814W Schedule Gap Pilot	500
24	GO	14928	Keith Noll	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Orbit of the Patroclus-Menoetius Binary, a Lucy Mission Target	5
24	GO	14924	Anil Seth	University of Utah	USA	Increasing Diversity in Galaxies with Black Hole Mass Measurements	6
24	GO	14923	Goeran Oestlin	Stockholm University	SWE	LYCAT - LYman Continuum and Alpha in Tol1214-277	7
24	GO	14922	Patrick Kelly	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	Probing the Nature of Dark Matter with Individual Stars Highly Magnified by a Galaxy Cluster	5
24	GO	14921	Monika Lendl	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	Atmospheric escape from a mini-Neptune	5
24	GO	14920	Benjamin Boizelle	Brigham Young University	USA	Precision Measurement of the Black Hole Mass in NGC 3258	1
24	GO	14919	Bruce McCollum	American University	USA	First UV Spectroscopy of an Incipient Stellar Merger in Its Pre-Merger Phase	7
24	GO	14918	Hannah Wakeford	University of Bristol	GBR	Definitive measurement of WASP-17b's water abundance in preparation for JWST	10
24	GO	14917	Vincent Bourrier	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	What is the origin of the UV-absorbing cloud orbiting the iconic star 55 Cnc ?	10
24	GO	14916	Jessica Spake	California Institute of Technology	USA	Probing methane chemistry in a newly-discovered warm gas giant before JWST	5
24	GO	14915	Laura Kreidberg	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	First Atmosphere Characterization of the Benchmark Exo-Neptune WASP-107b	5
24	GO	14912	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	High-precision asteroseismology of the accreting white dwarf in GW Lib through simultaneous HST and K2 observations	9
24	GO	14908	Luca Zappacosta	INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma	ITA	Probing the merger-induced feedback scenario in hyper-luminous quasars	1
24	GO	14906	Peter Wheatley	The University of Warwick	GBR	UV irradiation of the Earth-sized planets orbiting TRAPPIST-1	3
24	GO	14905	Dacheng Lin	Northeastern University	USA	Understanding the Super-Eddington phase in a Decade-long Tidal Disruption Event	1
24	GO	14898	Jenny Greene	Princeton University	USA	The Ongoing Search for Supermassive Black Hole Binaries	6
24	GO	14897	Peter Williams	Harvard University	USA	Quantifying the Impact of High-Energy Electrons on Low-Temperature Dwarfs	2
24	GO	14896	Matthew Bayliss	University of Cincinnati Main Campus	USA	Precise Photometric Redshifts For Two Bright z>8 Galaxies	5
24	GO	14895	Rychard Bouwens	Universiteit Leiden	NLD	Confirmation of ultra-luminous z~9 galaxies	5
24	GO	14894	Paul Strom	The University of Warwick	GBR	Observing the Beta Pic Hill sphere transit in the far-UV	9
24	GO	14893	Elme Breedt	University of Cambridge	GBR	The evolutionary history and accretion geometry of the eclipsing binary CSS1621+4412	3
24	GO	14892	Bruce McCollum	American University	USA	Determining the Progenitor of a Red Transient	3
24	GO	14891	William Sparks	SETI Institute	USA	Confirming the ice plumes of Europa	6
24	GO	14890	Shriharsh Tendulkar	Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Bombay	IND	Solving the enigma of Fast Radio Burst 121102	3
24	GO	14889	Jesus Maiz Apellaniz	Centro de Astrobiologia (CSIC/INTA) Inst. Nac. de Tec. Aero.	ESP	HD 93 129 A: a new collision of two powerful winds and possibly of their sourcesSprObs	7
24	GO	14888	Jason Dittmann	University of Florida	USA	Initial Reconaissance of a Transiting Rocky Planet in a Nearby M-Dwarf's Habitable Zone	10
24	GO	14887	Bjorn Benneke	Universite de Montreal	CAN	Spectroscopic Characterization of a Newborn Neptune-Sized Planet	10
24	GO	14886	Russell Smith	Durham Univ.	GBR	The unusual lensing BCG in Abell 1201: A steep IMF gradient, or an ultra-massive central black hole?	3
24	GO	14885	Fred Hamann	University of California - Riverside	USA	Monitoring the Extraordinary Transient Outflow in the Quasar PG1411+442	3
24	GO	14884	Jessica Agarwal	Technische Universität Braunschweig	DEU	Characterising the dust ejection process in the first known active binary asteroid system 288P/300163.	4
24	GO	14877	Vincent Bourrier	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	Confirmation and characterization of an exosphere around the super Earth 55 Cnc e	10
24	GO	14876	Eduardo Banados	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	Spectacular mergers at the cosmic dawn: a HST, ALMA, and JWST synergy	6
24	GO	14853	Mirko Krumpe	Leibniz-Institut für Astrophysik Potsdam (AIP)	DEU	Catching a Changing Look Quasar as it undergoes significant changes in accretion rate	2
24	GO	14852	Bret Lehmer	University of Arkansas Main Campus	USA	A Statistically Robust Constraint on the Evolution of Field LMXBs	2
24	GO	14850	Eleonora Troja	Universita di Roma Tor Vergata	ITA	Identify the signature of neutron star mergers through rapid Chandra/Hubble observations of a short GRB	9
24	GO	14849	Eric Perlman	Florida Institute of Technology	USA	The 3C111 Jet: X-ray Variability, Spectrum & Broadband SED	5
24	GO	14848	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Cracking the Conundrum of F Supergiant Coronae	6
24	GO	14847	Margarita Karovska	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	MULTIWAVELENGTH STUDY OF POWERFUL NEW JET ACTIVITY IN THE SYMBIOTIC SYSTEM R AQR	3
24	GO	14846	Aaron Romanowsky	San Jose State Univ. Research Foundation	USA	Ultra-diffuse Galaxies in Clusters and the Field: Masses and Stellar Populations	6
24	GO	14845	Martha Boyer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	A Search for Stellar Dust Production in Leo P, a Nearby Analog of High Redshift Galaxies	1
24	GO	14844	Chris Kochanek	The Ohio State University	USA	Dust to Dust: Monitoring the Evolution of a New Class of Self-Obscured Transients	2
24	GO	14843	Laura Kreidberg	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	Clouds in the Forecast? A Joint Spitzer and HST Investigation of Clouds and Hazes for Two Exo-Neptunes	3
24	SNAP	14840	Andrea Bellini	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Schedule Gap Pilot	500
24	GO	14839	Imke de Pater	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Context Maps of Jupiter during Juno's MWR Orbits	8
24	GO	14813	Christopher Manser	Imperial College of London	GBR	A highly dynamical debris disc in an evolved planetary system	2
24	GO	14812	Walter Maksym	NASA Marshall Space Flight Center	USA	Long-Term Ultraviolet Spectroscopy of a Tidal Disruption Event at only 90 Mpc	12
24	GO	14811	Laurent Lamy	Observatoire de Paris - Section de Meudon	FRA	The Grand Finale : probing the origin of Saturn s aurorae with HST observations simultaneous to Cassini polar measurements	25
24	GO	14810	John Biretta	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	High-Precision Proper Motions in the M87 Jet	1
24	GO	14809	Gabor Worseck	Private Company	DEU	An Accurate Measurement of the IGM HeII Lyman Alpha Forest toward a Newly Discovered UV-bright Quasar at z>3.5	4
24	GO	14808	Nao Suzuki	Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	USA	SUbaru Supernovae with Hubble Infrared (SUSHI)	26
24	GO	14807	Elena Sabbi	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The primordial binary fraction in the young massive cluster Westerlund 2	20
24	GO	14806	Goeran Oestlin	Stockholm University	SWE	SAFE: Star clusters, lyman Alpha and Feedback in Eso338-04	18
24	GO	14805	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	A rapid search for the counterpart to an active magnetar	2
24	GO	14804	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	Rapid ToO observations of the first gravitational wave counterparts	4
24	GO	14802	Dean Hines	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Synoptic Imaging Polarimetry Observations of CRL 2688: What's Whipping the Egg?	6
24	GO	14801	Robert Fesen	Dartmouth College	USA	The Mysterious High-Velocity Ejecta Jets in Cassiopeia A	4
24	GO	14800	Robert Fesen	Dartmouth College	USA	Mapping Calcium Rich Ejecta in Two Type Ia Supernovae	6
24	GO	14799	Michael Eracleous	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	Why the Different Looks of Changing-Look Quasars?	13
24	GO	14798	Michal Drahus	Uniwersytet Jagiellonski	POL	Origin and Evolution of the First Known Ultra-Young Asteroid Family and its Doubly-Synchronous Binary Member	10
24	GO	14797	Ian Crossfield	University of Kansas Center for Research, Inc.	USA	Atmospheric Albedos, Alkalis, and Aerosols of Hot Jupiters	44
24	GO	14796	Denija Crnojevic	University of Tampa	USA	An extremely asymmetric dwarf satellite distribution around M101	19
24	GO	14795	Frank Crary	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Observing an artificial meteor: Cassini's entry into the atmosphere of Saturn	1
24	GO	14794	Howard Bond	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	Planetary Nebulae in the Open Clusters of M31	6
24	GO	14793	Jacob Bean	University of Chicago	USA	The First Precise Atmospheric Metallicity Measurement for a Sub-Jovian Exoplanet	20
24	GO	14792	Jacob Bean	University of Chicago	USA	Remastering the classics: A thermal inversion for the hot Jupiter archetype HAT-P-7b?	10
24	GO	14791	Martin Barstow	University of Leicester	GBR	Assessing the dependency of the fine structure constant on gravity using hot DA white dwarfs	12
24	GO	14790	Jessica Agarwal	Technische Universität Braunschweig	DEU	Investigating the binary nature of active asteroid 288P/300163	5
24	GO	14789	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Procyon: New Candidate for the Dynamo Clinical Trial	4
24	GO	14788	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Alpha Centauri at a Crossroads	4
24	GO	14787	Justin Linford	Associated Universities, Inc.	USA	Imaging the Ejecta in Classical Novae	6
24	GO	14786	Benjamin Williams	University of Washington	USA	Progenitor Masses for Every Nearby Historic Core-Collapse Supernova	19
24	GO	14785	Sjoert van Velzen	Universiteit Leiden	NLD	Enhanced rates of tidal disruptions in E+A galaxies: resolving the central dynamics of post-starburst galactic nuclei with HST observations	8
24	GO	14784	Evgenya Shkolnik	Arizona State University	USA	HAZMAT: Habitable Zones and M dwarf Activity across Time	130
24	GO	14783	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Detecting Isolated Black Holes through Astrometric Microlensing	5
24	GO	14782	Lorenzo Pino	INAF - Osservatorio Astrofisico di Arcetri	ITA	Is the atmosphere of the extremely irradiated exoplanet WASP-43b in a blow-off state?	4
24	GO	14781	Chris Kochanek	The Ohio State University	USA	Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Monitoring of an ASAS-SN Tidal Disruption Event	22
24	GO	14780	Nicolas Grosso	Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille	FRA	Measurement of the Expansion Proper Motions of the Ou4 Giant Bipolar Outflow to Determine its Distance and its True Nature	2
24	SNAP	14779	Melissa Graham	University of Washington	USA	A NUV Imaging Survey for Circumstellar Material in Type Ia Supernovae	83
24	GO	14778	Douglas Gies	Georgia State University Research Foundation	USA	Hiding in Plain Sight: The Low Mass Helium Star Companion of EL CVn	4
24	GO	14777	Nahum Arav	Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University	USA	Deciphering Quasar Outflows and Measuring their Contribution to AGN Feedback	40
24	GO	14776	Trent Dupuy	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	Mapping the Substellar Mass-Luminosity Relation Down to the L/T Transition	8
24	GO	14775	Roeland van der Marel	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Proper Motion Field along the Magellanic Bridge: a New Probe of the LMC-SMC interaction	5
24	GO	14774	Trent Dupuy	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	Dynamical Masses for Free-Floating Planetary-Mass Binaries	6
24	GO	14773	Thomas Brown	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	A Direct Distance to an Ancient Metal-Poor Star Cluster	1
24	GO	14772	Bart Wakker	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	Observing gas in Cosmic Web filaments to constrain simulations of cosmic structure formation	68
24	GO	14771	Nial Tanvir	University of Leicester	GBR	r-process kilonovae, short-duration GRBs, and EM counterparts to gravitational wave sources	12
24	GO	14770	Sangmo Sohn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Proper Motions of the Crater-Leo Group: Testing the Group Infall Scenario	8
24	GO	14769	Sangmo Sohn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Proper Motions of Two Local Prototype Dwarf Elliptical Galaxies NGC 147 and NGC 185	8
24	GO	14768	Nathan Smith	University of Arizona	USA	UV Signatures of Shock Interaction in an Eta Carinae Analog	5
24	GO	14767	David Sing	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	The Panchromatic Comparative Exoplanetary Treasury Program	498
24	GO	14766	Joshua Simon	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	ACS Imaging of the Ultra-Faint Dwarf Galaxy Reticulum II: Age-Dating a Unique Nucleosynthetic Event	12
24	GO	14765	Ian Roederer	North Carolina State University	USA	The Unexplored Domains of the s-Process	40
24	GO	14764	Benne Holwerda	University of Louisville Research Foundation, Inc.	USA	Measuring the structure of Fomalhaut's dusty debris belt via a fortuitous stellar occultation	1
24	GO	14763	Justyn Maund	Royal Holloway, University of London	GBR	Exploring the source of the late-time brightness of SN 2011dh	3
24	SNAP	14762	Justyn Maund	Royal Holloway, University of London	GBR	A UV census of the sites of core-collapse supernovae	70
24	GO	14761	Geoffrey Clayton	Space Science Institute	USA	Mapping the UV Extinction Properties of PHAT Stars in M31	30
24	GO	14760	Zheng Cai	Tsinghua University	CHN	Imaging a Massive Galaxy Overdensity at z=2.3: The Morphology-Density Relation at High Redshift	9
24	GO	14759	Thomas Brown	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	What Happens in the Atmospheres of Hot Horizontal Branch Stars Near 20, 000K?	6
24	GO	14758	Zach Berta-Thompson	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	The Hydrogen Content of a Rocky Earth-Size Exoplanet	20
24	GO	14757	Zach Berta-Thompson	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Hydrogen Escape from a Rocky Earth-Size Exoplanet	14
24	GO	14755	John Spencer	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Understanding Callisto's Atmosphere	8
24	GO	14754	Crystal Martin	University of California - Santa Barbara	USA	Confronting the 3D Orientation of Galactic Disks in Space: Disk Structure vs. Circumgalactic Gas Flows	10
24	GO	14753	Claes Fransson	Stockholm University	SWE	Supernova 1987A at 30 years	22
24	GO	14752	John Clarke	Boston University	USA	Variability in the Escape of Water from Mars	10
24	GO	14751	Fakhri Zahedy	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	Resolving Fe-rich Neutral ISM in a Massive Quiescent Galaxy at z~0.4	3
24	GO	14750	Tao Wang	University of Tokyo, Institute of Astronomy	JPN	Exploring environmental effects on galaxy formation with WFC3 in the most distant cluster at z=2.506	4
24	GO	14749	Mischa Schirmer	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	Low redshift Lyman-alpha blobs	6
24	GO	14748	Aaron Romanowsky	San Jose State Univ. Research Foundation	USA	A close-up view of the star formation history of a young ultracompact dwarf	6
24	GO	14747	Brant Robertson	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Lyman Continuum Escape Survey (LACES): Detecting Ionizing Radiation from z~3 LAEs with Powerful Optical Lines	64
24	GO	14746	Thomas Rauch	Eberhard Karls Universitat, Tubingen	DEU	Stellar Laboratories: High-precision Atomic Physics with STIS	3
24	GO	14745	Bettina Posselt	University of Oxford	GBR	Is there a substellar companion around the neutron star RX J0806.4-4123?	2
24	GO	14744	Daeseong Park	Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI)	KOR	A Definitive UV-Optical Template for Iron Emission in Active Galactic Nuclei	13
24	GO	14743	Matt Nicholl	The Queen's University of Belfast	GBR	Determining the explosion mechanism of a superluminous supernova through the deepest ever late-time study	3
24	GO	14742	Dieu Nguyen	Centre for Astronomical Research of Lyon (CRAL)	FRA	Improving Central Black Hole Mass Measurements in Low Mass Early Type Galaxies	12
24	GO	14741	Ignacio Negueruela	Universidad de Alicante, Dpto de Fisica Aplicada	ESP	MY Cam: can homogeneous evolution produce gravitational-wave progenitors?	8
24	GO	14740	Daniel Marrone	University of Arizona	USA	Exploring a Massive Starburst in the Epoch of Reionization	5
24	GO	14739	Guilin Liu	University of Science & Technology of China	CHN	Imaging BALQSO outflows: a critical step in assessing AGN feedback	9
24	GO	14738	Arunav Kundu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	A Far Ultraviolet Study of Globular Clusters in NGC 3115	16
24	GO	14737	Jiri Krticka	Masaryk University	CZE	Unveiling the nature of the only main-sequence pulsar CU Vir	5
24	GO	14736	Mukremin Kilic	University of Oklahoma Norman Campus	USA	Connecting Variability and Metals in White Dwarfs	4
24	GO	14735	Flavien Kiefer	Observatoire de Paris - Section de Meudon	FRA	Observation of OH in Beta Pictoris exocomets	3
24	GO	14734	Nitya Kallivayalil	The University of Virginia	USA	Milky Way Cosmology: Laying the Foundation for Full 6-D Dynamical Mapping of the Nearby Universe	164
24	GO	14733	Luke Hovey	Los Alamos National Laboratory	USA	Single-Degenerate or Double-Degenerate? The Case for a Third Epoch Observation of the Confirmed Ia Supernova Remnant 0509-67.5	2
24	GO	14732	James Hogg	University of Maryland	USA	2MASS J00423991+3017515: An AGN On The Run?	3
24	GO	14731	Graham Harper	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Si I and C I emission from zeta Aurigae (K4 Ib + B5 V): New Generation Diagnostics of Chromospheric Structure	2
24	GO	14730	Andrew Goulding	Princeton University	USA	High spatial resolution imaging of AGN-driven super-bubbles in two low-redshift quasars	2
24	GO	14729	Rajib Ganguly	University of Michigan	USA	A New Twist in the Quasar Radio Dichotomy: The Case of the Missing Outflows	19
24	GO	14728	John Gallagher	Macalester College	USA	Hearts of Darkness: Compact Obscured Nuclei in S0/a Galaxies	7
24	GO	14727	Pierre-Alain Duc	Observatoire Astronomique de Strasbourg	FRA	Probing Super Star Cluster formation in the most favorable environments: the metal-enriched, gas-rich and turbulent collisional ring of NGC 5291	8
24	GO	14726	Aaron Dotter	Dartmouth College	USA	Ruprecht 106: Too small to succeed?	4
24	GO	14725	Andrea Dieball	Helmholtz Institut fur Strahlen- und Kernphysik, Uni Bonn	DEU	Hunting for Brown Dwarfs in Globular Clusters: Second Epoch Deep IR observations of the Globular Clusters M4	2
24	GO	14724	Nathalie Degenaar	Universiteit van Amsterdam	NLD	Searching for a radio millisecond pulsar in a low-mass X-ray binary	4
24	GO	14723	Emanuele Dalessandro	INAF-Osservatorio di Astrofisica e Scienza dello Spazio	ITA	What controls the onset of the multiple population phenomenon within globular clusters?	4
24	GO	14722	Steve Croft	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	A Local Laboratory for Studying Positive Feedback from Supermassive Black Holes	7
24	GO	14721	Christopher Conselice	University of Manchester	GBR	The Fundamental Plane of Ultra-Massive Galaxies at z~2	11
24	GO	14720	Doron Chelouche	University of Haifa	ISR	Photometric Mapping of the Galactic Outflow in NGC 7552	14
24	GO	14719	Philip Best	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	The detailed properties of star-forming regions at high redshift: a matched-resolution HST-Halpha-ALMA study	18
24	GO	14718	George Becker	University of California - Riverside	USA	The Metal-Enriched Environments of Galaxies Near Reionization	21
24	GO	14717	Iair Arcavi	Tel Aviv University	ISR	What is Enhancing the Tidal Disruption Rate of Stars in Post-Starburst Galaxies?	25
24	GO	14716	Francesca Annibali	INAF - OAS Bologna	ITA	DDO 68: A flea with smaller fleas that on him prey	10
24	GO	14715	Katherine Alatalo	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Watching AGN feedback at its birth: HST observations of nascent outflow host IC860	4
24	GO	14714	Glenn Schneider	University of Arizona	USA	An Extinction Probe Through the HD 107146 Debris Ring: Taking Unique Advantage of a Background Galaxy Transit	10
24	GO	14713	Raghvendra Sahai	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	USA	Binarity and Accretion Activity in AGB Stars with Variable UV and X-Ray Emission	8
24	GO	14712	Raghvendra Sahai	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	USA	HST-COS Ultraviolet Spectroscopy of B[e] Supergiant Stars in the Magellanic Clouds	13
24	GO	14711	R. Rich	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	A Deep WFC3/IR Bulge Luminosity Function: toward the Hydrogen Burning Limit	8
24	GO	14710	Antonino Milone	Universita degli Studi di Padova	ITA	Multiple Stellar Populations in Young Magellanic Cloud Clusters	14
24	GO	14709	Brian Mazur	Bakersfield College	USA	HST/WFC3 Spectroscopy of < 400 AU Companions to Orion Young Stellar Objects	6
24	GO	14708	Smita Mathur	The Ohio State University	USA	Probing the circumgalactic medium of galaxies with deep observations.	25
24	SNAP	14707	Philip Massey	Lowell Observatory	USA	Searching for the Most Massive Stars in M31 and M33	33
24	GO	14706	Eilat Glikman	Middlebury College	USA	Testing the Triggering Mechanism for Luminous, Radio-Quiet Red Quasars in the Clearing Phase: A Comparison to Radio-Loud Red Quasars	20
24	GO	14705	Martin Cordiner	Catholic University of America	USA	Confirming interstellar C60+ using a new method for high signal-to-noise NIR STIS spectroscopy	3
24	GO	14704	Charlie Conroy	Harvard University	USA	A Year in the Whirlpool	68
24	GO	14703	Andrea Banzatti	Texas State University	USA	Measuring residual H2 gas from small to large gaps in protoplanetary disks: different pathways to planets?	20
24	GO	14702	Jeremy Drake	Lockheed Martin Space	USA	The first mass and angular momentum loss measurements for a CV-like binary	1
24	GO	14701	Michele Trenti	University of Melbourne	AUS	Is galaxy formation different during the epoch of reionization? Confirmation of the brightest ever candidate at redshift z>8	1
24	GO	14700	Ben Sugerman	Space Science Institute	USA	Light Echoes and the Environments of SNe 2014J and 2016adj	12
24	GO	14699	David Sobral	Lancaster University	GBR	The hosts of the early ionized bubbles: the nature and diversity of the most luminous Lyman-alpha emitters at z~6-7	12
24	GO	14698	Christian Schneider	Universitat Hamburg, Hamburger Sternwarte	DEU	The first spectrally resolved Ha measurement of an accreting planet	4
24	GO	14697	Richard Pogge	The Ohio State University	USA	A Cepheid Distance to NGC 4051	12
24	GO	14696	Eric Perlman	Florida Institute of Technology	USA	The Physics of the Jets of Powerful Radio Galaxies and Quasars	13
24	GO	14695	Tom Megeath	University of Toledo	USA	WFC3 Imaging of 24 um Dropout Protostars in Orion	4
24	GO	14694	Stephan McCandliss	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	SDSSCGB-46589.1 -- a Lyman Alpha Blob at Low Redshift?	5
24	GO	14693	Karen Leighly	University of Oklahoma Norman Campus	USA	Testing the Torus Origin of the Broad Absorption Line Outflow in WPVS 007	4
24	GO	14691	JJ Hermes	Boston University	USA	Unraveling the oscillations of the richest pulsating hydrogen-atmosphere white dwarf	6
24	GO	14690	Hans Guenther	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	Identifing the last unkown emission component in the Herbig system HD 163296	3
24	GO	14689	Dimitrios Gouliermis	Universitat Heidelberg	DEU	MYSST: Mapping Young Stars in Space and Time - The HII Complex N44 in the LMC	54
24	GO	14688	Paul Goudfrooij	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Extended Star Formation or a Range of Stellar Rotation Velocities? The Nature of Extended Main Sequence Turnoffs in Intermediate-Age Star Clusters	2
24	GO	14687	Andrew Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA	USA	The Origin of the Leading Arm of the Magellanic Stream	6
24	GO	14686	Clemence Fontanive	Universite de Montreal	CAN	Confirming Planetary Mass Candidate Companions in Ophiuchus	2
24	GO	14685	Wen-fai Fong	Northwestern University	USA	Underlying Hosts or Highly-Kicked? Determining the Nature of Host-less Short Gamma-ray Bursts with HST	12
24	GO	14684	David Bowen	Princeton University	USA	What is a Galaxy Halo Really Like?	22
24	GO	14683	Jean-Claude Bouret	CNRS, Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille	FRA	Before the Burst: The Properties of Rapidly Rotating, Massive Supergiants	15
24	GO	14682	Bjorn Benneke	Universite de Montreal	CAN	A Search for Methane, Ammonia, and Water on Two Habitable Zone Super-Earths	78
24	GO	14681	Alessandra Aloisi	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Tracing Galactic Outflows to the Source: Spatially Resolved Feedback in M83 with COS	40
24	GO	14680	Jonathan Tan	Chalmers University of Technology	SWE	Kinematics of a Massive Star Cluster in Formation	18
24	GO	14679	Daniel Stark	University of Arizona	USA	Extremely Metal Poor Galaxies with HST/COS: Completing the Groundwork for JWST	12
24	GO	14678	Benjamin Shappee	University of Hawaii	USA	Whimper of a Bang: Documenting the Final Days of the Nearby Type Ia Supernova 2011fe	8
24	GO	14677	Tim Schrabback	Innsbruck University, Institute for Astro- & Particlephysics	AUT	Probing the most distant high-mass galaxy clusters from SPT with HST weak lensing observations	22
24	GO	14676	David Sand	University of Arizona	USA	Two New Local Volume Dwarfs Associated with Compact High Velocity Clouds: Distance, Structure and Star Formation History	2
24	GO	14675	Julia Roman-Duval	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Metal Evolution and TrAnsport in the Large Magellanic Cloud (METAL): Probing Dust Evolution in Star Forming Galaxies	101
24	GO	14674	Robert Quimby	San Diego State University	USA	Far UV Spectroscopy of Superluminous Supernovae	14
24	GO	14673	Charles Proffitt	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	A Definitive Test of Rotational Mixing in Massive Stars	14
24	GO	14672	Ruth Peterson	SETI Institute	USA	Tracing the Earliest Nucleosynthesis from Elements Just Past the Iron Peak in Extremely Metal-Poor Dwarfs	44
24	GO	14671	Eileen Meyer	University of Maryland Baltimore County	USA	An HST proper-motion and spectral study of the optical jet in 4C +00.58	3
24	GO	14670	Paul Kalas	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Exploring a highly perturbed debris disk associated with an exiled exoplanet	4
24	GO	14669	Julie Hlavacek-Larrondo	Universite de Montreal	CAN	Ultramassive Black Holes in Brightest Cluster Galaxies	14
24	SNAP	14668	Alex Filippenko	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Continuing a Snapshot Survey of the Sites of Recent, Nearby Supernovae: Cycle 24	43
24	GO	14667	Hsiao-Wen Chen	University of Chicago	USA	Differentiating Gas Infall and Outflows with Resolved Star Formation Morphology	5
24	GO	14666	Stefano Casertano	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Astrometric Light Deflection Test of General Relativity for Non-spherical Bodies: Close Approach to Jupiter	6
24	GO	14665	Peter Brown	Texas A & M University	USA	Ultraviolet Spectra of a Normal Standard Candle	14
24	GO	14664	Thomas Beatty	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	Phase-Resolved Emission Spectroscopy of the Transiting Brown Dwarf KELT-1b Using WFC3	40
24	GO	14663	Lifan Wang	Texas A & M University	USA	Imaging Polarimetry of Light Echoes around SN 2014J	16
24	GO	14662	Luigi Bedin	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	ITA	The end of the White Dwarf Cooling Sequences of Omega Centauri	66
24	GO	14661	Michael Wong	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Wide Field Coverage for Juno (WFCJ): Jupiter's 2D Wind Field and Cloud Structure	45
24	GO	14660	Lorrie Straka	Universiteit Leiden	NLD	Morphology and Orientation of QSO Absorber Host Galaxies at z<1.5 Detected with VLT/MUSE1/st	5
24	GO	14658	Eric Peng	NOIRLab - (AZ)	USA	Massive Star Clusters and the Origin of Ultra-Diffuse Galaxies	26
24	GO	14657	Lidia Oskinova	Potsdam University	DEU	The wind variability in oscillating massive stars	12
24	GO	14656	Ivana Orlitova	Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Astron	CZE	How does ionizing radiation escape from galaxies?	13
24	GO	14655	Sowgat Muzahid	Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics	IND	Probing Warm-Hot Gas in the Outskirts of Galaxy Clusters Using Quasar Absorption Lines	15
24	GO	14654	Peter Milne	University of Arizona	USA	A Second Ladder: Testing for Bias in the Type Ia Distance Scale with SBF	23
24	GO	14653	James Lowenthal	Smith College	USA	The most luminous galaxies: strongly lensed SMGs at 1	22
24	GO	14652	Benne Holwerda	University of Louisville Research Foundation, Inc.	USA	Super-Eight: The brightest z~8 Galaxies	16
24	GO	14651	Matthew Darnley	Liverpool John Moores University	GBR	Recurrent Nova M31N 2008-12a: The surrounding 'Super-Remnant' - A signpost to Type Ia Supernova progenitors	10
24	GO	14650	Michael Brown	California Institute of Technology	USA	A simple definitive test for chloride salts on Europa	4
24	SNAP	14649	Katherine Alatalo	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Opening a New Window into Galaxy Evolution Through the Lens of CO-detected Shocked Poststarburst Galaxies	46
24	GO	14648	Adam Riess	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	A New Threshold of Precision, 30 micro-arcsecond Parallaxes and Beyond	18
24	GO	14647	Elena Sabbi	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Primordial Binary Fraction in Trumpler 14: Frequency and Multiplicity Parameters	3
24	GO	14646	Siyi Xu	NOIRLab - Gemini North (HI)	USA	A White Dwarf with an Actively Disintegrating Asteroid	12
24	GO	14645	Schuyler Van Dyk	California Institute of Technology	USA	The Stellar Origins of Supernovae	4
24	GO	14644	Pieter van Dokkum	Yale University	USA	Exploring the extremely low surface brightness sky: distances to 23 newly discovered objects in Dragonfly fields	28
24	GO	14643	Pieter van Dokkum	Yale University	USA	Imaging of three Ultra Diffuse Galaxies with measured stellar kinematics	8
24	GO	14642	Kevin Stevenson	The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory	USA	A Preparatory Program to Identify the Single Best Transiting Exoplanet for JWST Early Release Science	8
24	GO	14641	Edward Sion	Villanova University	USA	Short Orbital Period Recurrent Novae as Supernovae Type Ia Progenitors	6
24	GO	14640	John Pineda	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Investigating the FUV Emission of Young M dwarfs with FUMES: the Far Ultraviolet M-dwarf Evolution Survey	16
24	GO	14639	Thomas Maccarone	Texas Tech University	USA	Finding AM CVn stars in 47 Tuc	10
24	GO	14638	Knox Long	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	What Makes Radio-detected and Optically-detected Supernova Remnants in NGC6946 Different?	9
24	GO	14637	Knox Long	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Wide band spectra of nova-like variables: A confrontation of observations with theory	5
24	GO	14636	Igor Karachentsev	Russian Academy of Sciences, Special Astrophysical Obs.	RUS	TRGB Distances to the Edge Between the Local Sheet and Virgo Infall: Last of the Low Hanging Fruit	20
24	GO	14635	Yuri Izotov	Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences, BITP	UKR	Lyman continuum leaking in luminous compact star-forming galaxies	34
24	GO	14634	Denis Grodent	Université de Liège	BEL	HST-Juno synergistic approach of Jupiter's magnetosphere and ultraviolet auroras	151
24	SNAP	14633	Kevin France	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	A SNAP UV Spectroscopic Study of Star-Planet Interactions	80
24	GO	14632	Dawn Erb	University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee	USA	Lyman-alpha Imaging at ~20 pc Resolution in a Low Mass Lensed Galaxy at z=1.85	7
24	GO	14631	Charles Danforth	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Resolving the Nuclear Structure of the Canonical Radio Galaxy M87	10
24	GO	14630	Thomas Collett	University of Portsmouth	GBR	A unique probe of the dark matter distribution in a halo at z=1: A strong lens with a bright central image	6
24	GO	14629	Marc Buie	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Astrometry of 2014MU69 for New Horizons encounter	6
24	GO	14628	Danielle Berg	University of Texas at Austin	USA	The Evolution of C/O in Low Metallicity Dwarf Galaxies	20
24	GO	14627	Susan Benecchi	Planetary Science Institute	USA	The Lightcurve of New Horizons Encounter TNO 2014 MU69	24
24	GO	14626	Mary Barsony	SETI Institute	USA	DASH Mapping of IC348: The IMF from 2 to 80 Jupiter Masses	18
24	GO	14625	Gilda Ballester	University of Arizona	USA	Connecting the lower and upper atmospheres of a warm-Neptune. Implications for planetary evolution.	10
24	GO	14624	Hector Arce	Yale University	USA	Taming the Flame: A Near-IR imaging study of the NGC 2024 (Flame Nebula) cluster	8
24	GO	14623	Mike Anderson	Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics	DEU	A Novel Measurement of Turbulence and Bulk Flows in the Hot Halo of M87	14
24	GO	14622	Katherine Whitaker	University of Massachusetts - Amherst	USA	A Chance Alignment: Resolving a Massive Compact Galaxy Actively Quenching at z=1.8	12
24	GO	14621	Jason Wang	Northwestern University	USA	Probing the young circumplanetary environment of a directly-imaged exoplanet through a rare transit event	6
24	GO	14620	Ryan Trainor	Franklin and Marshall College	USA	QSO and Galaxy Growth Probed by Faint Lya-Emitters	20
24	GO	14619	Jessica Spake	California Institute of Technology	USA	Characterising the atmosphere of a uniquely low-density, sub-Saturn mass planet	15
24	GO	14618	Michael Shara	American Museum of Natural History	USA	Ultraviolet Flashers in M87: Rapidly Recurring Novae as SNIa Progenitors	53
24	GO	14617	Joachim Saur	Universitat zu Koeln	DEU	Auroral properties of the brown dwarf LSR J1835 + 3259: The UV perspective	5
24	GO	14616	Simon Porter	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Primordial Triplicity: A Census of Hierarchical Triples in the Cold Classical Kuiper Belt	6
24	GO	14615	Elisabeth Newton	Dartmouth College	USA	The Evaporating Exosphere of a Young Planet	16
24	GO	14614	Jon Mauerhan	The Aerospace Corporation	USA	Death or Survival? Determining the nature of SNe IIn-P explosions	3
24	GO	14613	Jessica Lu	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Searching for the Peak of the Initial Mass Function in Galactic Center Star Clusters	6
24	GO	14612	Erich Karkoschka	University of Arizona	USA	Titan at Opposite Seasons Using STIS Image Cubes	1
24	GO	14611	Or Graur	University of Portsmouth	GBR	Going gently into the night: constraining Type Ia supernova nucleosynthesis using late-time photometry	20
24	GO	14610	Julianne Dalcanton	University of Washington	USA	A Legacy Imaging Survey of M33.	108
24	GO	14609	Tracy Becker	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Psyche's UV Reflectance Spectra: Exploring the origins of the largest exposed-core metallic asteroid	4
24	GO	14608	Nadia Zakamska	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Host galaxies of high-redshift quasars with extreme outflows	22
24	GO	14607	Eleonora Troja	Universita di Roma Tor Vergata	ITA	Identify the signature of neutron star mergers through rapid Hubble observations of a short GRB	3
24	SNAP	14606	Brooke Simmons	Lancaster University	GBR	Secular Black Hole Growth and Feedback in Merger-Free Galaxies	121
24	GO	14604	Carlo Manara	European Southern Observatory - Germany	DEU	Connecting the shape of the FUV spectrum with disk morphology: a combined HST and ALMA study of young stellar objects in Lupus	15
24	GO	14603	C Jeffery	Armagh Observatory and Planetarium	GBR	Ulraviolet fluxes and dynamical structure in the pulsating atmosphere of helium star V652 Her	8
24	GO	14602	Jay Howk	University of Notre Dame	USA	The Perseus Project: Probing Metal Mixing, Dust Destruction, and Kinematics in the Vertical Extension of the Perseus Arm	13
24	GO	14601	Matthew Hayes	Stockholm University	SWE	The Energetically Complete Picture of a Starburst Superwind	4
24	GO	14600	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	SDSS 1240+6710: a partially burnt supernova remnant	4
24	GO	14598	Ori Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Incredibly Long-Lived SN 2005ip	5
24	GO	14597	Jay Farihi	University College London	GBR	An Ultraviolet Spectral Legacy of Polluted White Dwarfs	66
24	GO	14596	Xiaohui Fan	University of Arizona	USA	Is Lyman Alpha Emitter CR7 Powered by a Direct Collapse Black Hole?	4
24	GO	14595	Nicola Da Rio	The University of Virginia	USA	Correlating proper motion kinematics with stellar properties in a very young protocluster	9
24	GO	14594	Rich Bielby	Durham Univ.	GBR	QSAGE: QSO Sightline And Galaxy Evolution	96
24	GO	14593	Nate Bastian	Donostia International Physics Center	ESP	Constraining the Origin of Multiple Populations in Globular Clusters	3
24	AR	14592	Nadia Zakamska	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	From molecular to coronal lines: a COS survey of multi-phase galactic outflows	unknown
24	AR	14591	Rogier Windhorst	Arizona State University	USA	Project ALCATRAZ: Archival Lyman-Continuum and Theoretical Reionization Analysis vs. z: Where, When, & How Much Does LyC Escape from Galaxies & AGN?	unknown
24	AR	14590	Alycia Weinberger	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	Enhancing the Scientific Return from HST Imaging of Debris Disks	unknown
24	AR	14589	Q. Wang	University of Massachusetts - Amherst	USA	Variability Studies of Stars in the Central 2 arcmin of the Galactic Center	unknown
24	AR	14588	Bart Wakker	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	Surveying the CGM of Nearby Galaxies	unknown
24	AR	14587	Gonzalo Tancredi	Universidad de La Republica Facultad de Ciencias	URY	Geophysics using Hubble Space Telescope	unknown
24	AR	14586	Nathan Smith	University of Arizona	USA	Reconstructing the past outburst history of Eta Carinae from WFPC2 proper motions	unknown
24	AR	14585	Amy Simon	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Understanding Jupiter's Cloud Scale and Energy Spectra from Archival Data	unknown
24	AR	14584	Isaac Shlosman	University of Kentucky	USA	Observational Corollaries of Proto-AGN: Understanding Formation of Supermassive Black Hole Seeds	unknown
24	AR	14583	Laura Sales	University of California - Riverside	USA	Globular clusters and environmental effects in galaxy clusters	unknown
24	AR	14582	Laura Sales	University of California - Riverside	USA	Black Holes in Dwarf Galaxies: Growth and Impact	unknown
24	AR	14581	Darin Ragozzine	Brigham Young University	USA	Spinny TNO Triples: New Analyses of the Spin+Orbit Dynamics of Haumea and 1996 TC36	unknown
24	AR	14580	Marc Rafelski	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Role of Galaxy Morphology in the Mass-Metallicity-SFR Relation	unknown
24	AR	14579	Daniel Proga	University of Nevada - Las Vegas	USA	Modeling UV spectra of clumpy outflows in Seyfert galaxies	unknown
24	AR	14578	Joel Primack	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Elongated Galaxies and the Emergence of Disks	unknown
24	AR	14577	Benjamin Oppenheimer	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Resolution and Physics Beyond Simulations: New Multi-Phase Models of the Circumgalactic Medium	unknown
24	AR	14576	Luke Moore	Boston University	USA	Variability of Jupiter's main auroral emission and satellite footprints	unknown
24	AR	14575	Matthew McQuinn	University of Washington	USA	A Flexible Cosmic Ultraviolet Background Model	unknown
24	AR	14574	Morgan MacLeod	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Unwrapping the Mystery of Flows at the Onset of Common Envelope Using the Remarkable Transient M31 LRN 2015	unknown
24	AR	14573	Chung-Pei Ma	University of California - Berkeley	USA	The Centers of MASSIVE Survey Elliptical Galaxies with Supermassive Black Holes	unknown
24	AR	14572	Wladimir Lyra	New Mexico State University	USA	Photoelectric instability and debris disk rings: One theory to rule them all	unknown
24	AR	14571	Noe Kains	Barnard College	USA	Searching for an intermediate-mass black hole in M 22 with gravitational microlensing	unknown
24	AR	14570	Edward Jenkins	Princeton University	USA	Understanding the Sequestration of Krypton Atoms in the Interstellar Medium	unknown
24	AR	14569	Jason Jaacks	University of Texas at Austin	USA	All about that Base: Baseline Metal Enrichment from Population III Star Formation in Cosmological Simulations	unknown
24	AR	14568	D. Hillier	University of Pittsburgh	USA	Spectroscopic Analysis: A Key Tool for Understanding the Universe	unknown
24	AR	14567	Yashar Hezaveh	Stanford University	USA	Inferring the mass function and galaxy content of low mass subhalos with HST observations of ALMA strong lensing systems	unknown
24	AR	14566	Graham Harper	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Constraining Theroretical Wind Models using the Accelerating Outflows of Cool Evolved Stars as revealed by Hubble	unknown
24	AR	14565	Shy Genel	Columbia University in the City of New York	USA	Understanding the Angular Momentum Content of Galaxies in Concert with Their Circumgalactic Medium	unknown
24	AR	14564	Eric Gawiser	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	Reconstructing Star Formation Histories to Reveal the Origin and Evolution of the SFR-M* Correlation	unknown
24	AR	14563	Adam Frank	University of Rochester	USA	Accretion to Outflow in Evolved Star Binaries: Disks in AGB, PPN and PN	unknown
24	AR	14562	Claude-Andre Faucher-Giguere	Northwestern University	USA	Combining Statistical Samples of Resolved-ISM Simulated Galaxies with Realistic Mock Observations to Fully Interpret HST and JWST Surveys	unknown
24	AR	14561	Samuel Factor	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Kernel-Phase Interferometry for Super-Resolution Detection of Faint Companions	unknown
24	AR	14560	Nicholas Earl	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Diagnosing the Multiphase Circumgalactic Medium	unknown
24	AR	14559	William Dawson	Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory	USA	Raiders of the Lost Arcs	unknown
24	AR	14558	Neal Dalal	Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics	CAN	Probing dark matter physics with galaxy clusters	unknown
24	AR	14557	Charlie Conroy	Harvard University	USA	Measuring the Star Formation History of the Local Universe	unknown
24	AR	14556	Marios Chatzikos	University of Kentucky	USA	Cloudy as a Shock Modeling Code: Utility for HST, & Looking out to JWST	unknown
24	AR	14555	Sourav Chatterjee	Northwestern University	USA	Identifying Globular Clusters Hosting Large Numbers of Black Holes	unknown
24	AR	14554	James Bullock	University of California - Irvine	USA	Accurate Predictions for Dark Matter Substructure	unknown
24	AR	14553	Gabriel Brammer	University of Copenhagen, Niels Bohr Institute	DNK	Grizli: The Grism redshift & Line Database for HST WFC3/IR Spectroscopy	unknown
24	AR	14552	Guillermo Barro	University of the Pacific	USA	Spatially resolved UV-to-FIR SEDs of compact SFGs at z~2: Witnessing the epoch of core building	unknown
24	AR	14551	Nahum Arav	Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University	USA	The COS revolution of AGN outflow science	unknown
24	GO	14483	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	XMM and HST Target of Opportunity Observations of Tidal Disruption Events	3
24	GO	14481	Jelle Kaastra	Space Research Organization Netherlands	NLD	Shining light on obscured AGN outflows	4
24	GO	14480	Wolf-Rainer Hamann	Universitat Potsdam	DEU	Joint XMM-Newton and HST study of the magnetic weak-wind O-star HD 54879	1
24	GO	14479	Elisa Costantini	Space Research Organization Netherlands	NLD	The global view of the ionized outflows in NGC 4051	4
24	GO	14477	James Reeves	Catholic University of America	USA	UV to hard X-ray spectroscopy of the prototype disk wind quasar, PDS 456	2
24	GO	14476	Yael Naze	Université de Liège	BEL	A collision reversal in HD 5980	2
23	GO	14498	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Comet P/2010 V1 as a Natural Disintegration Laboratory	5
23	GO	14497	Renske Smit	Liverpool John Moores University	GBR	Identifying z>12 galaxies with JWST: What sources produce strong UV emission lines?	3
23	GO	14496	Andrew Newman	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	Resolving the Stellar Populations, Structure, and Kinematics of the NIR-Brightest Lensed Galaxy at z=2	4
23	GO	14495	David Sobral	Lancaster University	GBR	The gas-metallicity and the ISM of the brightest Lyman-alpha emitter at z=6.6: metal-free?	5
23	GO	14494	Jonathan Tan	Chalmers University of Technology	SWE	Peering to the Heart of Massive Star Birth. II. Completion of the Eight-Source Pilot Survey	3
23	GO	14493	Vincent Bourrier	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	UV exploration of two Earth-sized planets with temperate atmospheres	4
23	GO	14492	Michael Wong	University of California - Berkeley	USA	A New Dark Vortex	4
23	GO	14491	Keith Noll	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Trojan Binary Candidate: A Slow-Rotating Mission Target	1
23	GO	14490	Jay Howk	University of Notre Dame	USA	Pop III material found 6 Gyr after the Big Bang? COS constraints on the lowest-metallicity gas at z<1	5
23	GO	14470	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	AR Sco: the first white dwarf pulsar?	5
23	GO	14469	Carlo Manara	European Southern Observatory - Germany	DEU	The HST-ALMA connection: measuring the FUV spectrum of a newly discovered transition disk down to the H2 and CO photodissociation regime	5
23	GO	14468	Thomas Mikal-Evans	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	Characterizing an extreme planet on the verge of tidal disruption	5
23	GO	14467	Siyi Xu	NOIRLab - Gemini North (HI)	USA	A White Dwarf with an Actively Disintegrating Asteroid	5
23	GO	14466	Ivana Orlitova	Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Astron	CZE	Lyman Alpha halo in a confirmed Lyman Continuum leaker	5
23	GO	14465	Jonathan Tan	Chalmers University of Technology	SWE	Peering to the Heart of Massive Star Birth	5
23	GO	14464	Mercedes Lopez-Morales	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Atmospheric Sodium and a Precise Radius for the Closest Super-Earth	4
23	GO	14463	Bruce McCollum	American University	USA	Identifying the Progenitor of a New Red Transient	2
23	GO	14462	Zach Berta-Thompson	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Hydrogen Escape from an Earth-size Exoplanet: a Reconnaissance Study	2
23	GO	14461	David Ehrenreich	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	Atmospheric Escape from the Closest Super-Earth	5
23	GO	14460	Fred Hamann	University of California - Riverside	USA	A Remarkable New Transient Outflow in the Quasar PG1411+442	3
23	GO	14459	Rychard Bouwens	Universiteit Leiden	NLD	Preparing for JWST through Constraints on the Bright End of the z~9 LF from CANDELS	2
23	GO	14458	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Hubble Investigation of Active Asteroid 324P/La Sagra	4
23	GO	14456	Mark Brodwin	University of Missouri - Kansas City	USA	Determining the Role of Merging in the Growth of the Galaxy Cluster Population in the Massive and Distant Clusters of WISE Survey	12
23	GO	14455	Erik Petigura	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Orbit and Atmospheric Composition of the Warm Sub-Saturn EPIC-2037b	9
23	GO	14453	Diana Dragomir	University of New Mexico	USA	The Nature of 55 Cancri e	16
23	GO	14365	Zhichao Xue	Louisiana State University and A & M College	USA	Is Muzzio 10 The Ex-Companion Star of the PSR B1509-58 Progenitor?	2
23	GO	14364	Roger Romani	Stanford University	USA	PSR J2124-3358: A Unique, Isolated MSP/PWN/Bowshock	2
23	GO	14362	Lucas Johnson	University of Alabama	USA	Searching for Fossil Group Progenitors Via Strong Gravitational Lensing	9
23	GO	14361	Ming Sun	University of Alabama in Huntsville	USA	Tales of tails: the Coma episodes	3
23	GO	14360	Martin Elvis	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	AGN Termination Shocks: Feedback In Action	2
23	GO	14359	Brian Williams	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	N103B: A Type Ia Remnant with Circumstellar Interaction... Kepler's Older Cousin?	5
23	GO	14358	Roberto Assef	Diego Portales University	CHL	Extremely Luminous Dusty Quasars with Unobscured UV Emission: Dual AGN or Extreme Single AGN Systems?	3
23	GO	14357	Eleonora Troja	Universita di Roma Tor Vergata	ITA	Identify the signature of neutron star mergers through rapid Chandra/Hubble observations of a short GRB	9
23	GO	14356	Richard Plotkin	University of Nevada - Reno	USA	Multiwavelength Characterization of Candidate Black Holes in Nearby Dwarf Galaxies	3
23	GO	14353	Andrew Fruchter	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Astrophysics of the Most Energetic Gamma-Ray Bursts	11
23	GO	14352	Julie Hlavacek-Larrondo	Universite de Montreal	CAN	Deep X-ray Observations of 3 exceptional high-z clusters of galaxies	8
23	GO	14351	Laura Chomiuk	Michigan State University	USA	The Black Hole Population in Galactic Globular Clusters	2
23	GO	14350	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Procyon: New Candidate for the Dynamo Clinical Trial	4
23	GO	14349	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	The High-Energy Environs of the Anomalous Coronal Source Alpha Persei	4
23	GO	14347	John Pineda	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Joint VLA and HST Observations of Brown Dwarf Aurorae	5
23	GO	14344	Bo Reipurth	Planetary Science Institute	USA	The HH 24 Jet Complex: Collimated and Colliding Jets from a Newborn Multiple Stellar System	2
23	GO	14343	Nitya Kallivayalil	The University of Virginia	USA	Proper Motion and Internal Kinematics of the SMC: are the Magellanic Clouds bound to one another?	30
23	GO	14342	Howard Bond	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	HST Observations of Astrophysically Important Visual Binaries	3
23	GO	14341	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Alpha Centauri at a Crossroads	4
23	GO	14340	Alexandre Gallenne	Universidad de Concepcion	CHL	Accurate masses and distances of the binary Cepheids S Mus and SU Cyg	8
23	GO	14339	Pierre Kervella	Observatoire de Paris	FRA	The parallax and mass of the binary classical Cepheid V1334 Cyg	2
23	GO	14338	Steven Shore	Universita di Pisa	ITA	Late nebular stage high resolution UV spectroscopy of classical Galactic novae: a benchmark panchromatic archive for nova evolution	2
23	GO	14337	Trent Dupuy	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	Dynamical Masses for Free-Floating Planetary-Mass Binaries	6
23	GO	14336	Thomas Brown	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	A Direct Distance to an Ancient Metal-Poor Star Cluster	2
23	GO	14335	Andreas Kuepper	Columbia University in the City of New York	USA	The Proper Motion of Palomar 5 and its Tidal Tails	3
23	GO	14333	Robert Kirshner	Harvard University	USA	SAINTS: Images of SN 1987A	3
23	GO	14332	Nancy Evans	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	A Precision Measurement of the Mass of the Cepheid V350 Sgr	12
23	GO	14331	Jeremy Drake	Lockheed Martin Space	USA	The first mass and angular momentum loss measurements for a CV-like binary	1
23	GO	14330	Luigi Bedin	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	ITA	Astrometric search for Planets in the closest Brown Dwarf Binary system Luhman 16AB	2
23	GO	14329	Martin Weisskopf	NASA Marshall Space Flight Center	USA	Joint Chandra and HST Monitoring and Studies of the Crab Nebula	4
23	GO	14327	Saul Perlmutter	University of California - Berkeley	USA	See Change: Testing time-varying dark energy with z>1 supernovae and their massive cluster hosts	88
23	AR	14326	John Wise	Georgia Tech Research Corp.	USA	Observational Diagnostics for High-Redshift Galaxies with Massive Black Hole Seeds	unknown
23	AR	14325	Benjamin Williams	University of Washington	USA	Measuring the Upper End of the Supernova Progenitor Mass Distribution in M83	unknown
23	AR	14324	Benjamin Williams	University of Washington	USA	Finding and Aging the Population of High-Mass X-ray Binaries in M33	unknown
23	AR	14323	Daniel Welty	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	An Archival Survey of Trace Neutral Interstellar Species: Comparing Diagnostics of Physical Conditions	unknown
23	AR	14322	Laura Watkins	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Finding needles in haystacks: intermediate-mass black holes in Galactic globular clusters	unknown
23	AR	14321	Jeff Valenti	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Improving UV Continuous Opacities and Model Spectra for Cool Stars	unknown
23	AR	14320	Margaret Turnbull	SETI Institute	USA	Characterizing the Galactic and Extragalactic Background of Exoplanet Direct Imaging Targets	unknown
23	AR	14319	R. Tully	University of Hawaii	USA	Exploiting the Archive for TRGB Distances	unknown
23	AR	14318	Elisa Toloba	University of the Pacific	USA	The Nature of Compact Stellar Systems in Massive Galaxy Clusters Using the Hubble Frontier Fields	unknown
23	AR	14317	Jonathan Tan	Chalmers University of Technology	SWE	The Orion Experiment	unknown
23	AR	14316	Nathan Smith	University of Arizona	USA	Are LBVs in Andromeda as Isolated as LMC LBVs? Critical Test of a Massive Star Paradigm	unknown
23	AR	14315	Devin Silvia	Michigan State University	USA	Can thermal instabilities drive galactic precipitation and explain observed circumgalactic structure?	unknown
23	AR	14314	J. Shull	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Spatial Modeling of the Topology of He II Reionization	unknown
23	AR	14313	Anil Seth	University of Utah	USA	Black Holes and Central Mass-to-Light Ratios in Low Mass Early-Type Galaxies	unknown
23	AR	14312	Jan-Torge Schindler	Universitat Hamburg, Hamburger Sternwarte	DEU	Constraining the Merger Fraction of Quasars with High-Resolution HST Imaging	unknown
23	AR	14311	Claudia Scarlata	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	Emission Line Galaxy Constraints from HST: Towards Accurate Forecasts for WFIRST and Euclid	unknown
23	AR	14310	Gregory Rudnick	University of Kansas Center for Research, Inc.	USA	The role of quenching and merging in shaping the passive galaxy population in distant clusters	unknown
23	AR	14309	Alex Parker	SETI Institute	USA	A High-Precision Archival Measurement of the Kuiper Belt Luminosity Function	unknown
23	AR	14308	Benjamin Oppenheimer	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Characterizing group baryons and galaxies through EAGLE zoom simulations	unknown
23	AR	14307	Siang Oh	University of California - Santa Barbara	USA	Turbulent Mixing and Thermal Instability in the Circumgalactic Medium	unknown
23	AR	14306	Eric Murphy	Associated Universities, Inc.	USA	Enhancing the Frontier Field Legacy by Combining the Power of HST and the Jansky VLA	unknown
23	AR	14305	Leonidas Moustakas	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	USA	Nonlinear evolution predictions for dark matter substructure, and predictions for gravitational lensing probes	unknown
23	AR	14304	Mireia Montes	Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias	ESP	The intra-cluster light as seen by the Hubble Frontier Fields	unknown
23	AR	14303	Bahram Mobasher	University of California - Riverside	USA	Multi-Waveband Photometric Catalogs for the Hubble Frontier Field Clusters and their Parallel Fields	unknown
23	AR	14302	Danilo Marchesini	Tufts University	USA	A Legacy Archive Program Providing Optical/NIR-selected Multiwavelength Catalogs and High-level Science Products of the HST Frontier Fields	unknown
23	AR	14301	Thomas Madura	San Jose State Univ. Research Foundation	USA	A Robust Method for Modeling 3-D HST/STIS Data Cubes Using Time-Dependent 3-D Simulations	unknown
23	AR	14300	Rachael Livermore	University of Melbourne	AUS	Searching for faint high-z galaxies in the Hubble Frontier Fields	unknown
23	AR	14299	Neal Katz	University of Massachusetts - Amherst	USA	A New Galactic Wind Model to Better Understand the Implications of QSO Absorption lines	unknown
23	AR	14298	Jeyhan Kartaltepe	Rochester Institute of Technology	USA	What Drives Star Formation in Galaxies?: Combining the Strengths of HST and Herschel	unknown
23	AR	14297	Alex Hill	University of British Columbia	CAN	Gaseous infall and star formation from redshift 2 to the Milky Way	unknown
23	AR	14296	Ryan Foley	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Archival Investigations of the Local Environments of Supernovae	unknown
23	AR	14295	Alex Filippenko	University of California - Berkeley	USA	The Local Environments of Supernovae from Archival HST Images	unknown
23	AR	14294	Yanga Fernandez	University of Central Florida Board of Trustees	USA	Characterizing Outbursts and Nucleus Properties of Comet 29P/Schwassmann-Wachmann 1	unknown
23	AR	14293	Claude-Andre Faucher-Giguere	Northwestern University	USA	Metallicity and Azimuthal Angle Diagnostics of Inflows and Outflows: Interpreting HST Measurements of Circum-Galactic Gas Flows	unknown
23	AR	14292	Cody Dirks	Northwestern University	USA	Investigating the Gas within the Planck Galactic Cold Clumps	unknown
23	AR	14291	Neal Dalal	Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics	CAN	Backsplash as a probe of cosmology	unknown
23	AR	14290	D. Crenshaw	Georgia State University Research Foundation	USA	What is the Impact of Narrow-Line Region Outflows on AGN Feedback?	unknown
23	AR	14289	Michael Cooper	University of California - Irvine	USA	The Faint Galaxy Frontier: Galaxy Formation at the Extremes of Mass and Density in the Deep Fields	unknown
23	AR	14288	Yumi Choi	NOIRLab - (AZ)	USA	A New Method to Measure the UV Escape Fraction from Galaxies	unknown
23	AR	14287	Ena Choi	University of Seoul	KOR	Triggering and Quenching: simulations and mock observations of Active Galactic Nuclei and their hosts	unknown
23	AR	14286	Marios Chatzikos	University of Kentucky	USA	Deciphering the Fossil Record in Quasar Ionization Echoes	unknown
23	AR	14285	Daniela Calzetti	University of Massachusetts - Amherst	USA	The Young Star Groups in Dwarf Galaxies	unknown
23	AR	14284	Benjamin Cain	University of California - Davis	USA	Measuring the Subhalo Mass Function with Flexion	unknown
23	AR	14283	Nell Byler	Australian National University	AUS	Detangling Galaxy Spectra: A Baseline Calibration Using Resolved Stars	unknown
23	AR	14282	James Bullock	University of California - Irvine	USA	Simulating Ultra-faint Dwarf Glaxies: The Hallmark of Reionization at the Threshold of Galaxy Formation	unknown
23	AR	14281	Alyson Brooks	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	Small Statistics No More: a suite of simulated dwarf galaxies to interpret observations	unknown
23	AR	14280	Marusa Bradac	University of Ljubljana, Dept. of Physics	SVN	Breaking Cosmic Dawn: Observing the z>~7 Universe Through Cosmic Telescopes	unknown
23	AR	14279	Eric Bell	University of Michigan	USA	A model-independent assessment of the effects of dust attenuation at 0.5	unknown
23	AR	14278	Daniel Apai	University of Arizona	USA	Scanning Red Skies: Contribution Functions for Interpreting HST Multi-Layer Observations of Ultracool Atmospheres	unknown
23	GO	14277	John Stocke	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Probing Hot Gas in Spiral-Rich Galaxy Groups	45
23	GO	14276	Elizabeth Stanway	The University of Warwick	GBR	Understanding the star formation environment of a very low redshift, low luminosity, long Gamma Ray Burst	1
23	GO	14275	Tom Shanks	Durham Univ.	GBR	Tracing the CMB Cold Spot supervoid using HI gas clouds	15
23	GO	14273	Christopher Manser	Imperial College of London	GBR	A highly dynamical debris disc in an evolved planetary system	2
23	GO	14272	Walter Maksym	NASA Marshall Space Flight Center	USA	Long-Term Ultraviolet Spectroscopy of a Tidal Disruption Event at only 90 Mpc	10
23	GO	14271	Walter Maksym	NASA Marshall Space Flight Center	USA	Mapping the Radiative and Kinetic History of Fading AGNs	16
23	GO	14270	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	The late time behaviour and environments of the first gravitational wave transients	4
23	GO	14269	Nicolas Lehner	University of Notre Dame	USA	Just the BASICs: Linking Gas Flows in the Circumgalactic Medium to Galaxies	14
23	GO	14268	Nicolas Lehner	University of Notre Dame	USA	Project AMIGA: Mapping the Circumgalactic Medium of Andromeda	93
23	GO	14267	Laurent Lamy	Observatoire de Paris - Section de Meudon	FRA	The Grand Finale : probing the origin of Saturn s aurorae with HST observations simultaneous to Cassini polar measurements	6
23	GO	14266	Chris Kochanek	The Ohio State University	USA	Confirming NGC6946 BH1 - A Black Hole Formed in a Failed Supernova	2
23	GO	14265	Tae-Sun Kim	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	Crossing the redshift desert: ionizing background radiation and intergalactic hydrogen at z ~ 1	54
23	GO	14264	Glenn Kacprzak	Swinburne University of Technology	AUS	A New Dual Perspective of Mutli-phase Galaxy Outflows	15
23	GO	14263	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Hubble imaging of a newly discovered active asteroid	2
23	GO	14262	Knud Jahnke	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	Are the fastest growing black holes at z=2 caused by major galaxy mergers?	21
23	GO	14261	Dean Hines	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Post-Perihelion Imaging Polarimetry of the 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko with ACS: Continued Support of the Rosetta Mission	16
23	GO	14260	Drake Deming	University of Maryland	USA	A Metallicity and Cloud Survey of Exoplanetary Atmospheres Prior to JWST	111
23	GO	14259	Denija Crnojevic	University of Tampa	USA	Resolved halo substructures beyond the Local Group: the assembly histories of NGC 253 and NGC 5128	20
23	GO	14258	Howard Bond	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	The Nature of SPIRITS Mid-Infrared Extragalactic Transients	8
23	GO	14257	Dennis Bodewits	Auburn University	USA	Far UV spectroscopic measurements of the deuterium abundance of comets	10
23	GO	14256	John Biretta	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	High-Precision Proper Motions in the M87 Jet	2
23	GO	14255	Sjoert van Velzen	Universiteit Leiden	NLD	A First Look at the Late Stages of Accretion in Tidal Disruption Flares	8
23	GO	14254	Tommaso Treu	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Accurate cosmography from gravitational time delays: 2.3% on H0 from deep WFC3 images of lensed quasars	22
23	GO	14253	Katalin Takats	Universidad Andres Bello	CHL	Verifying the progenitor identification of the type II-P supernova 2009ib	2
23	GO	14252	Veronica Strazzullo	INAF	ITA	Environmental signatures on galaxy populations in the most massive clusters at z~1.5	14
23	SNAP	14251	Amy Reines	Montana State University - Bozeman	USA	The Structures of Dwarf Galaxies Hosting Massive Black Holes	61
23	GO	14250	Roberto Mignani	INAF, Istituto di Astrofisica Spaziale e Fisica	ITA	The ultraviolet light curve and spectrum of PSR B0540-69, the Crab Twin.	6
23	GO	14249	Roberto Mignani	INAF, Istituto di Astrofisica Spaziale e Fisica	ITA	The old pulsar PSR J0108-1431, a key target to understand the long-term evolution of neutron stars	8
23	GO	14248	Michael Koss	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Studying Dual AGN Activity in the Final Merger Stage	8
23	GO	14247	Jimmy Irwin	University of Alabama	USA	Confirmation of an Intermediate-Mass Black Hole in an Extragalactic Globular Cluster	10
23	GO	14246	Douglas Gies	Georgia State University Research Foundation	USA	The Fastest Rotating Stars	4
23	GO	14245	Miriam Garcia	Centro de Astrobiologia (CSIC/INTA) Inst. Nac. de Tec. Aero.	ESP	The winds of the most Fe-poor massive stars of the Local Group: Sextans-A	26
23	GO	14244	Ryan Foley	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Possible Stellar Donor or Remnant for the Type Iax SN 2008ha	8
23	GO	14243	Deirdre Coffey	University College Dublin	IRL	True Jet Rotation Probed in NUV Jet Core	9
23	GO	14242	Nahum Arav	Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University	USA	Deep Multiwavelength Campaign on an AGN Outflow: Absolute Abundances and the Warm Absorber Connection	9
23	GO	14241	Daniel Apai	University of Arizona	USA	Cloud Atlas: Vertical Cloud Structure and Gravity in Exoplanet and Brown Dwarf Atmospheres	112
23	GO	14240	Bart Wakker	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	Mapping the circumgalactic medium of two large spiral galaxies	28
23	GO	14239	Christy Tremonti	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	Direct Imaging of Galactic Winds in Extreme Starburst Galaxies	10
23	GO	14237	Nial Tanvir	University of Leicester	GBR	r-process kilonova emission accompanying short-duration GRBs	12
23	GO	14236	Sangmo Sohn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The First Proper Motions of Ultra-faint Dwarf Galaxies: Probing Reionization and Planar Associations of Satellites	14
23	GO	14235	Sangmo Sohn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Globular Cluster Orbits from HST Proper Motions: Constraining the Formation and Mass of the Milky Way Halo	42
23	GO	14234	Joshua Simon	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	The Lowest Luminosity Star-Forming Galaxy	13
23	GO	14233	Adam Schneider	United States Naval Observatory Flagstaff Station	USA	Taming the Tepid Three	13
23	GO	14232	Ian Roederer	North Carolina State University	USA	STIS Observations of Metal-Poor Stars: Direct Confrontation with Nucleosynthetic Predictions	20
23	GO	14231	Ian Roederer	North Carolina State University	USA	The First Detections of Phosphorus, Sulphur, and Zinc in a Bona-Fide Second-Generation Star	18
23	GO	14230	Jane Rigby	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	The Ultimate Emission Line Diagnostics Study at z=1.4	20
23	GO	14229	Mark Reynolds	The Ohio State University	USA	Characterizing a Magnetic CV Associated with a PNe via COS UV Spectroscopy	2
23	GO	14228	John Raymond	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Thermal Equilibration and Cosmic-Ray Acceleration in Astrophysical Shocks: UV Spectra of the SN1006 Remnant	15
23	GO	14227	Casey Papovich	Texas A & M University	USA	The CANDELS Lyman-alpha Emission At Reionization (CLEAR) Experiment	130
23	GO	14226	Justyn Maund	Royal Holloway, University of London	GBR	Stellar Forensics VII: A post-explosion view of the progenitors of core-collapse supernovae	2
23	GO	14225	Karl Gordon	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Small Magellanic Cloud Ultraviolet Dust Extinction: A Focused Study of Four Sightlines Near a Molecular Cloud with Variable 2175 A bumps	4
23	GO	14224	Carme Gallart	Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias	ESP	The lowest mass galaxies with extended star formation history: a new cosmological challenge	13
23	GO	14223	Brenda Frye	University of Arizona	USA	The Planck Dusty Gravitationally Enhanced subMillimeter Sources (GEMS)	12
23	GO	14222	David Ehrenreich	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	Full HST coverage of a comet-like exoplanet in transit	12
23	GO	14221	David Ehrenreich	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	HST Confirmation and Characterization of a Potentially Habitable World	5
23	GO	14220	Trent Dupuy	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	Mapping the Substellar Mass-Luminosity Relation Down to the L/T Transition	8
23	GO	14219	John Blakeslee	NOIRLab - (AZ)	USA	Homogeneous Distances and Central Profiles for MASSIVE Survey Galaxies with Supermassive Black Holes	34
23	GO	14218	Zach Berta-Thompson	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	The Atmospheres of Two Low-Mass, Low-Density Exoplanets Transiting a Young Star	40
23	GO	14217	Mark Showalter	SETI Institute	USA	Neptune's Evolving Inner Moons and Ring-Arcs	5
23	GO	14216	Robert Kirshner	Harvard University	USA	RAISIN2: Tracers of cosmic expansion with SN IA in the IR	100
23	GO	14215	Ignacio Trujillo	Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias	ESP	The pristine globular cluster population of the primordial relic galaxy NGC1277	2
23	GO	14214	Pier-Emmanuel Tremblay	The University of Warwick	GBR	The Suppression of Convection in Magnetic White Dwarfs	3
23	GO	14213	Pier-Emmanuel Tremblay	The University of Warwick	GBR	Defining New IR-Bright Flux Standards for Cosmology Applications	4
23	SNAP	14212	Karl Stapelfeldt	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	USA	A Snapshot Imaging Survey of Spitzer-selected Young Stellar Objects in Nearby Star Formation Regions*.t23	120
23	GO	14211	Roberto Soria	National Astronomical Observatories of China - NAOC	CHN	Diagnosing the super-Eddington accretion/outflow regime using the microquasar MQ1 in M83	4
23	GO	14210	Russell Smith	Durham Univ.	GBR	Improved masses for two new low-redshift strong lens galaxies: Do giant ellipticals really have a heavy IMF?	4
23	GO	14209	Brian Siana	University of California - Riverside	USA	The Final UV Frontier: Legacy Near-UV Imaging of the Frontier Fields	48
23	GO	14208	Steve Rodney	University of South Carolina	USA	Frontier Fields Supernova Search	20
23	GO	14207	Aki Roberge	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Inventoring Gas in Debris Disks: UV Spectroscopy of Eta Tel	4
23	GO	14206	Adam Riess	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	A New Threshold of Precision, 30 micro-arcsecond Parallaxes and Beyond	18
23	GO	14205	Andrew Newman	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	Early Quiescent Galaxies Under the Magnifying Glass	4
23	GO	14204	Antonino Milone	Universita degli Studi di Padova	ITA	Multiple stellar populations in two young Large Magellanic Cloud clusters: NGC1755 and NGC1866	8
23	GO	14203	James Miller-Jones	Curtin University	AUS	Confirmation of the First Ultracompact Black Hole X-ray Binary	4
23	GO	14202	Dan Milisavljevic	Purdue University	USA	The Unprecedented Supernova Metamorphosis of SN 2014C	8
23	GO	14201	Sangeeta Malhotra	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Lyman alpha escape in Green Pea galaxies (give peas a chance)	20
23	GO	14200	Jingzhe Ma	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Revealing the host galaxy of a strong Milky Way-type 2175 Angstrom absorber at z = 2.12	3
23	GO	14199	Patrick Kelly	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	Refsdal Redux: Precise Measurements of the Reappearance of the First Supernova with Multiple Resolved Images	38
23	GO	14198	Oleg Kargaltsev	George Washington University	USA	Establishing the nature of the far-UV emission from the double pulsar.	4
23	GO	14197	Christian Johnson	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	NGC 6273: Towards Understanding a New Class of Galactic Globular Clusters	4
23	GO	14196	Gregory Herczeg	Peking University	CHN	The Very Low Mass Object FW Tau b: An Edge-on Brown Dwarf Disk or a Planet Caught in Formation?	3
23	GO	14195	John Gizis	University of Delaware	USA	Cloud Evolution on Uranus with K2 and HST	6
23	GO	14194	Nancy Evans	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Precision Masses and Distances of Classical Cepheids	7
23	GO	14193	Catherine Espaillat	Boston University	USA	Footprints of the Magnetosphere: the Star- Disk Connection in T Tauri Stars	20
23	GO	14192	Michal Drahus	Uniwersytet Jagiellonski	POL	Hubble Close-Up of the Disrupting Asteroid P/2012 F5	6
23	GO	14191	Andrew Cole	University of Tasmania	AUS	The Star Formation History and Proper Motion of NGC 6822	7
23	GO	14190	Nuria Calvet	University of Michigan	USA	Trickles of Accretion: Catching a Final Glimpse of Gas in the Disk	11
23	GO	14189	Adam Bolton	NOIRLab - (AZ)	USA	Quantifying Cold Dark Matter Substructure with a Qualitatively New Gravitational Lens Sample	21
23	GO	14188	Beth Biller	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	Exometeorology: Characterizing Weather on a Young Free-Floating Planet	5
23	GO	14187	Vivienne Baldassare	Washington State University	USA	Studying the nuclear morphology of a dwarf galaxy with a 50, 000 solar mass black hole	3
23	GO	14186	Heddy Arab	Universite de Strasbourg I	FRA	Mapping dust extinction properties across the IC 63 photodissociation region	4
23	GO	14185	Ran Wang	Peking University	CHN	Imaging the extended star formation in the host galaxy of a millimeter bright quasar at z=6.13ii	6
23	GO	14184	David Rupke	Rhodes College	USA	A Local Benchmark for High-Redshift Feedback	8
23	GO	14183	Blagoy Rangelov	Texas State University	USA	The intermediate-age cluster GLIMPSE-C01	1
23	GO	14182	Thomas Puzia	Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile	CHL	The Coma Cluster Core Project	63
23	SNAP	14181	Tom Megeath	University of Toledo	USA	A Snapshot WFC3 IR Survey of Spitzer/Hershel-Identified Protostars in Nearby Molecular Clouds	312
23	GO	14180	Derck Massa	Space Science Institute	USA	The wind of ksi Per: a tomographic view of stellar wind dynamics	11
23	GO	14179	Derck Massa	Space Science Institute	USA	FUVB Flat Fields for the COS FUV Blue Modes	2
23	GO	14177	Chun-Fan Liu	Academia Sinica, Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics	TWN	Identifying Ionization Mechanisms through Spatially-Resolved Neon Emission in the Jets of Sz 102	2
23	GO	14176	Gerard Kriss	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Measuring Absolute Abundances in NGC 5548 and Definitively Linking the UV and X-ray Outflows	9
23	GO	14175	Paul Goudfrooij	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Resolving the Nature of the Stellar Halo of the Sombrero, the Nearest Giant Early-Type Spiral Galaxy	19
23	GO	14174	Paul Goudfrooij	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Probing Extended Star Formation in the Young Massive Cluster NGC 1850	2
23	GO	14173	Steven Federman	University of Toledo	USA	A Multiwavelength Study of the Nature of Diffuse Atomic and Molecular Gas	12
23	GO	14172	Brendan Bowler	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Imaging Accreting Protoplanets in the Young Cluster IC 348	12
23	GO	14171	Guangtun Zhu	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Characterizing the Circumgalactic Medium of Luminous Red Galaxies	33
23	GO	14170	Eva Wuyts	Max-Planck-Institut fur extraterrestrische Physik	DEU	A Complete Census: Mapping the Lya Emission and Stellar Continuum in a Lensed Main-Sequence Galaxy at z=2.39 Hosting an AGN-driven Nuclear Outflow	5
23	GO	14169	Hannah Wakeford	University of Bristol	GBR	Measuring the absolute H2O abundance of WASP-39b's atmosphere	5
23	GO	14168	Daniel Stark	University of Arizona	USA	COS Views of He II Emitting Star Forming Galaxies: Preparing for the JWST Era	20
23	GO	14167	Edward Shaya	University of Maryland	USA	Draining the Local Void	5
23	GO	14166	Benjamin Shappee	University of Hawaii	USA	Whimper of a Bang: Documenting the Final Days of the Nearby Type Ia Supernova 2011fe	13
23	GO	14165	Stella Seitz	Universitats-Sternwarte Munchen	DEU	Revealing the largest gravitational lens PLCK G287.0+32.9	8
23	GO	14164	Ata Sarajedini	Florida Atlantic University	USA	Exploring the nature and synchronicity of early cluster formation in the Local Group	54
23	SNAP	14163	Mickael Rigault	Humboldt Universitat zu Berlin	DEU	Honing Type Ia Supernovae as Distance Indicators, Exploiting Environmental Bias for H0 and w.	136
23	GO	14162	Katja Poppenhaeger	Leibniz-Institut für Astrophysik Potsdam (AIP)	DEU	The magnetic activity puzzle of the super-earth host star KOI-314	1
23	GO	14161	Ruth Peterson	SETI Institute	USA	The Intersection of Atomic Physics and Astrophysics: Identifying UV Fe I Lines from Metal-Poor Turnoff Stars	74
23	GO	14160	John O'Meara	California Association for Research in Astronomy (CARA)	USA	A 100 million-fold increase in the measured sizes of neutral gas reservoirs in the early Universe	21
23	GO	14159	Eileen Meyer	University of Maryland Baltimore County	USA	Monitoring an Internal Shock Collision in Action in 3C 264	3
23	GO	14158	Eileen Meyer	University of Maryland Baltimore County	USA	Mapping the kpc-scale Velocity Structure of Jets with HST	14
23	GO	14157	Kevin Luhman	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	Testing Model Atmospheres with the Coldest Known Brown Dwarf	18
23	GO	14156	Adam Leroy	The Ohio State University	USA	An Ionizing Photon Rate Map of NGC 6946	8
23	GO	14155	Jason Kalirai	The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory	USA	Using Stellar Evolution as a Clock to Watch the Dynamical Evolution of a Globular Cluster	5
23	GO	14154	Paul Kalas	University of California - Berkeley	USA	First imaging polarization study of Fomalhaut's 140 AU dust belt	7
23	GO	14153	John Hughes	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	Measuring the Mass of El Gordo to Near the Virial Radius	8
23	GO	14152	Pierre Guillard	CNRS, Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris	FRA	Hot gas cooling and turbulence in the 3C326N radio-galaxy	5
23	GO	14151	Anna Frebel	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	Constraining Pop III supernova energies and the formation of the first low-mass stars with the iron-poor star HE1327-2326 (with [Fe/H] = -5.4)	29
23	GO	14150	Morgan Fraser	University College Dublin	IRL	Searching for the disappearance of the progenitor of the unique SN 2009ip	2
23	SNAP	14149	Alex Filippenko	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Continuing a Snapshot Survey of the Sites of Recent, Nearby Supernovae	35
23	GO	14148	Eiichi Egami	University of Arizona	USA	Near-IR Imaging of Three Spectacular Lensed Submillimeter Galaxies Discovered by the Herschel Lensing Survey	5
23	GO	14147	Hui Dong	SETI Institute	USA	Opening a New Window towards the Nuclear Star Cluster in the Milky Way	5
23	GO	14146	Stephen Lawrence	Hofstra University	USA	Light Echoes and Environment of SN 2014J in M82	5
23	GO	14145	Hsiao-Wen Chen	University of Chicago	USA	Characterizing Circumgalactic Gas around Passive Galaxies	33
23	GO	14144	Peter Brown	Texas A & M University	USA	An Ultraviolet View of Overluminous Type Ia Supernonovae	7
23	GO	14143	Vincent Bourrier	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	Probing the nature and evolution of the oldest known planetary system through Lyman-alpha observations	18
23	GO	14142	Loic Albert	Universite de Montreal	CAN	Direct Test of the Brown Dwarf Evolutionary Models Through Secondary Eclipse Spectroscopy of LHS 6343	5
23	SNAP	14141	Guy Worthey	Washington State University	USA	NGSL Extension 1. Hot Stars and Evolved Stars	70
23	GO	14140	Jessica Werk	University of Washington	USA	Using UV-bright Milky Way Halo Stars to Probe Star-Formation Driven Winds as a Function of Disk Scale Height	30
23	GO	14139	Lifan Wang	Texas A & M University	USA	Imaging Polarimetry of Light Echoes around SN 2014J	16
23	GO	14138	Kohji Tsumura	Tokyo City University	JPN	Absolute Measurement of the Cosmic Near-Infrared Background Using Eclipsed Galilean Satellites as Occulters	12
23	GO	14137	Lorrie Straka	Universiteit Leiden	NLD	Damped Lyman-alpha Systems in the Disks of Low-z SDSS Galaxies on Top of QSOs	20
23	GO	14136	Bruno Sicardy	Observatoire de Paris	FRA	Search for material around Chiron	3
23	GO	14135	Gordon Richards	Drexel University	USA	Are High-Redshift Spectroscopic Black Hole Mass Estimates Biased?	25
23	GO	14134	Swara Ravindranath	Catholic University of America	USA	Spectral Diagnostics for the Reionization Era: Exploring the Semi-Forbidden CIII] Emission in Low Metallicity Green Pea Galaxies	18
23	GO	14133	David Polishook	Weizmann Institute of Science	ISR	Establishing an evolutionary sequence for disintegrated minor planets	6
23	GO	14132	Mark Peacock	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	The spatial distribution of hot stellar populations in M31's globular clusters	12
23	GO	14131	Ivana Orlitova	Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Astron	CZE	Origin of double peaks in Lyman-alpha spectra: diffuse halos or Lyman continuum leakage?	18
23	GO	14130	Carl Melis	University of California - San Diego	USA	Down the Tubes: Vetting the Apparent Water-rich Parent Body being Accreted by the White Dwarf GD 16	5
23	GO	14128	Mark Hollands	University of Sheffield	GBR	The dawn of rocky planet formation	8
23	GO	14127	Michele Fumagalli	Universita di Milano-Bicocca	ITA	First Measurement of the Small Scale Structure of Circumgalactic Gas via Grism Spectra of Close Quasar Pairs	55
23	GO	14126	Zachary Edwards	Louisiana State University and A & M College	USA	Startlingly fast evolution of the Stingray Nebula	2
23	GO	14125	Matthew Darnley	Liverpool John Moores University	GBR	A Remarkable Recurrent Nova in M31: The Leading Single Degenerate Supernova Ia Progenitor Candidate(?)	20
23	GO	14124	Matteo Correnti	INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma	ITA	Pushing to Sub-Gyr Globular Cluster Ages: the IR CMD of NGC 6397	1
23	GO	14123	James Colbert	California Institute of Technology	USA	Does All The Lyman Continuum Emission Escape From Young, Low Mass Starbursts?	26
23	GO	14122	Lise Christensen	University of Copenhagen, Niels Bohr Institute	DNK	Unveiling stellar populations in absorption-selected galaxies	20
23	GO	14121	Edward Cackett	Wayne State University	USA	Probing the accretion disk in the Seyfert 1 NGC 4593	27
23	GO	14120	Jarle Brinchmann	Centro de Astrofisica da Universidade do Porto	PRT	He II emission as a tracer of ultra-low metallicity and massive star evolution	24
23	SNAP	14119	Luciana Bianchi	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Understanding Stellar Evolution of Intermediate-Mass Stars from a New Sample of SiriusB-Like Binaries	104
23	GO	14118	Luigi Bedin	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	ITA	The end of the White Dwarf Cooling Sequences of Omega Centauri	66
23	GO	14117	Siyi Xu	NOIRLab - Gemini North (HI)	USA	A Young White Dwarf with an Infrared Excess: Dust Disk or Substellar Companion?	1
23	GO	14116	Schuyler Van Dyk	California Institute of Technology	USA	A Search for A Light Echo from Supernova 2013ej	2
23	GO	14115	Schuyler Van Dyk	California Institute of Technology	USA	The Stellar Origins of Supernovae	4
23	GO	14114	Pieter van Dokkum	Yale University	USA	A Wide-Field WFC3 Imaging Survey in the COSMOS Field	57
23	GO	14113	Lawrence Sromovsky	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	Methane Distribution and Transport in the Active Atmosphere of Uranus	4
23	GO	14112	William Sparks	SETI Institute	USA	Monitoring the ice plumes of Europa	6
23	GO	14111	Edward Sion	Villanova University	USA	The SN Ia Candidate T Pyxidis: The Mystery of its High Accretion Rate	4
23	GO	14110	David Sing	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Charaterizing the atmosphere of the enlarged Neptune-mass planet HAT-P-26b	10
23	GO	14109	Yue Shen	University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign	USA	Host galaxy properties of z>~0.3 broad-line AGN with direct black hole masses from reverberation mapping	21
23	GO	14108	John Salzer	Indiana University System	USA	The Intriguing Case of the (Almost) Dark Galaxy AGC 229385	2
23	GO	14107	Elena Sabbi	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Primordial Binary Fraction in Trumpler 14: Frequency and Multiplicity Parameters	5
23	GO	14106	Lorenz Roth	Royal Institute of Technology	SWE	Probing Ceres' exosphere and water vapor outgassing	5
23	GO	14105	Jonathan Nichols	University of Leicester	GBR	Observing Jupiter's FUV auroras near Juno orbit insertion	47
23	GO	14104	Jesus Maiz Apellaniz	Centro de Astrobiologia (CSIC/INTA) Inst. Nac. de Tec. Aero.	ESP	The optical-UV extinction law in 30 Doradus	10
23	GO	14103	Jian-Yang Li	Planetary Science Institute	USA	Born Small or Gone Small - Determining the Evolutionary State of Comet 252P/LINEAR during its Close Approach to Earth	6
23	GO	14102	Claus Leitherer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The II Zw 40 Supernebula: 30 Doradus on Steroids	4
23	GO	14100	Kevin France	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	A Direct Imaging Experiment to Determine the Origin of H2 Emission from M dwarf Exoplanetary Systems	8
23	GO	14099	Thomas Mikal-Evans	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	Measuring the L-T transition for a warm Saturn exoplanet	15
23	SNAP	14098	Harald Ebeling	University of Hawaii	USA	Beyond MACS: A Snapshot Survey of the Most Massive Clusters of Galaxies at z>0.5	132
23	GO	14096	Dan Coe	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	RELICS: Reionization Lensing Cluster Survey	190
23	SNAP	14095	Gabriel Brammer	University of Copenhagen, Niels Bohr Institute	DNK	Calibrating the Dusty Cosmos: Extinction Maps of Nearby Galaxies	117
23	GO	14094	Vincent Bourrier	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	Characterization of the extended atmosphere and the nature of the hot super-Earth 55 Cnc e and the warm Jupiter 55 Cnc b	13
23	GO	14093	Danielle Berg	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Stellar Populations and Physical Conditions at ~100 pc Resolution in a Lensed Galaxy at z ~ 4	2
23	GO	14092	Susan Benecchi	Planetary Science Institute	USA	Collisional Processing in the Kuiper Belt and Long-Range KBO Observations by New Horizons	19
23	GO	14091	Aaron Barth	University of California - Irvine	USA	Bulge structure and kinematics in an extreme spiral galaxy hosting megaparsec-scale radio jets.	2
23	GO	14090	Gilda Ballester	University of Arizona	USA	New FUV diagnostics of the atmosphere of the hot-Jupiter HD 209458b with HST/COS	12
23	GO	14089	Paul Strom	The University of Warwick	GBR	Far-UV observations of H, C, N and O in exocomets of Beta Pic	7
23	GO	14088	Eros Vanzella	INAF-Osservatorio di Astrofisica e Scienza dello Spazio	ITA	Unveiling the Lyman continuum morphology with HST	29
23	GO	14086	Jay Strader	Michigan State University	USA	Dynamical Confirmation of a Stellar-mass Black Hole in the Globular Cluster M62	11
23	GO	14085	Philipp Richter	Universitat Potsdam	DEU	Circumgalactic gas at its extreme - the absorption properties of interacting galaxies	10
23	GO	14084	Seth Redfield	Wesleyan University	USA	Connecting Earth with its Galactic Environment: Probing Our Interstellar Past Along the Historical Solar Trajectory	14
23	GO	14083	Ismael Perez-Fournon	Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias	ESP	The nature and environment of the most luminous starburst galaxies at redshift > 5	6
23	GO	14082	Dan Maoz	Tel Aviv University - Wise Observatory	ISR	Connecting white dwarf rotation and debris accretion	10
23	GO	14081	Thierry Lanz	Observatoire de la Cote d'Azur	FRA	Probing Supernovae Chemical Yields in Low Metallicity Environments with UV Spectroscopy of Magellanic Cloud B-type Stars	35
23	GO	14080	Anne Jaskot	Williams College	USA	LyC, Ly-alpha, and Low Ions in Green Peas: Diagnostics of Optical Depth, Geometry, and Outflows	50
23	GO	14079	Matthew Hayes	Stockholm University	SWE	Unveiling the Dark Baryons II: the First Sample of OVI Emission Imaging	32
23	GO	14078	Jonathan Hargis	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	New Faint Galaxies at the Local Group's Edge: Antlia B and Five Candidate Ultra-Faint Dwarfs	6
23	SNAP	14077	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	The frequency and chemical composition of rocky planetary debris around young white dwarfs: Plugging the last gaps	75
23	GO	14076	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	An HST legacy ultraviolet spectroscopic survey of the 13pc white dwarf sample	67
23	GO	14075	Ori Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Long-Lost Companions: A Search for the Binary Secondaries of Three Nearby Supernovae	9
23	GO	14074	Roger Cohen	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	Opening the Window on Galaxy Assembly: Ages and Structural Parameters of Globular Clusters Towards the Galactic Bulge	32
23	GO	14073	Martha Boyer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Assessing the Impact of Metallicity on Stellar Dust Production	14
23	GO	14072	Martha Boyer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Evolution of Metal-rich Asymptotic Giant Branch Stars	20
23	GO	14071	Sanchayeeta Borthakur	Arizona State University	USA	How are HI Disks Fed? Probing Condensation at the Disk-Halo Interface	100
23	GO	14070	Philip Bennett	Dalhousie University	CAN	A Red Supergiant Mass Accurate to 1%	2
23	GO	14069	Nate Bastian	Donostia International Physics Center	ESP	Searching For Multiple Populations in Massive Young and Intermediate Age Clusters	25
23	GO	14068	Robert Barrows	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Resolving the Nuclear Regions of Confirmed Offset AGN	10
23	GO	14067	Chris Ahn	University of Utah	USA	Searching for a Supermassive Black Hole in the Brightest Ultracompact Dwarf Galaxy	1
23	GO	14066	Angela Adamo	Stockholm University	SWE	Hi-PEEC, Hubble imaging Probe of Extreme Environments and Clusters	21
23	GO	14062	Adam Riess	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	The Fifth and Final Epoch	7
23	GO	14060	Roberto Soria	National Astronomical Observatories of China - NAOC	CHN	A huge ULX bubble in NGC 5585	5
23	GO	14059	Roberto Soria	National Astronomical Observatories of China - NAOC	CHN	State transitions of the ULX in M83	3
23	GO	14057	Fabien Grise	Universite de Strasbourg I	FRA	Changes in the X-ray irradiation of an ultraluminous X-ray source	8
23	GO	14054	Ehud Behar	MIT Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research	USA	Tracking Down the Ionized Outflow of NGC 7469	14
22	GO	14052	Michael Cushing	University of Toledo	USA	A Spitzer/HST Case Study of Weather on a Y Dwarf	14
22	GO	14051	Jacqueline Radigan	Utah Valley University	USA	Constraining Dust Hazes at the L/T Transition via Variability	6
22	GO	14050	Laura Kreidberg	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	Exploring the Frontiers of Exoplanet Atmosphere Dynamics with NASA's Great Observatories	31
22	GO	14049	Chris Kochanek	The Ohio State University	USA	Dust to Dust: Monitoring the Evolution of the New Class of Self-Obscured Transient	4
22	GO	14048	Catherine Espaillat	Boston University	USA	Exploring the Dust-Gas Connection in the Protoplanetary Disk of GM Aur	4
22	GO	14047	Amy Reines	Montana State University - Bozeman	USA	Confirming the AGN in a Low-Metallicity Dwarf Galaxy with the HSA and HST	2
22	GO	14046	Sarah Burke-Spolaor	West Virginia University Research Corporation	USA	Testing for a Recoiling Supermassive Black Hole in the Giant Core of BCG 2261	8
22	GO	14045	Imke de Pater	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Longitude-resolved maps of Uranus's radio emission	2
22	GO	14044	Imke de Pater	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Longitude-resolved maps of Neptune's radio emission	2
22	GO	13951	Andrew Fruchter	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Burst of the Century	5
22	GO	13950	Andrew Fruchter	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Astrophysics of the Most Energetic Gamma-Ray Bursts	11
22	GO	13949	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	A Chandra/HST survey of dark gamma-ray bursts	4
22	GO	13948	Cristian Saez	University of Maryland	USA	CONSTRAINING THE WIND-SHIELD SCENARIO OF PG 2112+059	2
22	GO	13947	Julia Lee	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	An X-ray, UV, and radio probe of the PG 1211+143 inflow-outflow dynamics	4
22	GO	13946	Roopesh Ojha	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	The very unusual gamma-ray source PMNJ1603-4904 and its neighbors	1
22	GO	13945	Eileen Meyer	University of Maryland Baltimore County	USA	Solving the X-ray Origin Problem in Large-scale Jets with Chandra and Fermi Observations	4
22	GO	13944	Jenny Greene	Princeton University	USA	Extended X-ray Emission From A Quasar-Driven Superbubble	1
22	GO	13943	Amy Reines	Montana State University - Bozeman	USA	Probing the Growth of Massive Black Holes in Dwarf Galaxies with Chandra and HST	8
22	GO	13942	Mark Peacock	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Does the IMF vary with galaxy mass? The X-ray binary population of a key galaxy, NGC7457	2
22	GO	13941	Eleonora Troja	Universita di Roma Tor Vergata	ITA	IDENTIFY THE SIGNATURE OF NEUTRON STAR MERGERS THROUGH RAPID CHANDRA/HUBBLE OBSERVATIONS OF A SHORT GRB	4
22	GO	13940	Matt Brorby	University of Iowa	USA	X-RAYS FROM GREEN PEA ANALOGS	2
22	GO	13939	Jon Miller	University of Michigan	USA	The nature of the transient X-ray binary Swift J1910.2-0546	2
22	GO	13938	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Alpha Centauri at a Crossroads	4
22	GO	13934	Carey Lisse	The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory	USA	Chandra and Hubble observations of Comet Siding Spring's Encounter with Mars	10
22	SNAP	13928	Adam Riess	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	HST and Gaia, Light and Distance	34
22	AR	13925	Maureen Teyssier	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	Interpreting Resolved Stellar Populations in Local Group Dwarfs: Results from Cosmological Simulations	unknown
22	AR	13924	Nicolas Tejos	Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso	CHL	The intergalactic medium in the cosmic web	unknown
22	AR	13923	Stephen Zepf	Michigan State University	USA	Use of Wide-Field ACS Mosaics to Determine Total Properties of Globular Cluster Systems	unknown
22	AR	13922	Andrew Robinson	Rochester Institute of Technology	USA	Do Supermassive Black Holes really reside at the centers of their host galaxies?	unknown
22	AR	13921	Mark Fardal	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Simulating the Impact of a Recent Merger on M31's Disk	unknown
22	AR	13920	Yu Lu	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	Testing Feedback Models of Galaxy Formation Using COS-Halos Survey Data	unknown
22	AR	13919	Molly Peeples	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	MAST Interface to Synthetic Telescopes with yt {MISTY}: Observing Simulations of the Intergalactic Medium	unknown
22	AR	13918	Caroline Morley	University of Texas at Austin	USA	A New Approach to Understanding Brown Dwarf Weather	unknown
22	AR	13917	Cameron Hummels	California Institute of Technology	USA	The COS Cold Absorber Puzzle: Understanding the Metallicity and Phase of the Circumgalactic Medium	unknown
22	AR	13916	Eric Blackman	University of Rochester	USA	Triggered Star Formation From Shock to Disk	unknown
22	AR	13915	Massimo Meneghetti	INAF-Osservatorio di Astrofisica e Scienza dello Spazio	ITA	Simulating HST observations of strong lensing clusters	unknown
22	AR	13914	Gary Ferland	University of Kentucky	USA	What AGN revergeration maps tell us: plasma simulations of dense accreting gas	unknown
22	AR	13913	Steven Penton	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	The Search for Diffuse Intergalactic and Circumgalactic Emission with the Cosmic Origins Spectrograph	unknown
22	AR	13912	David Wake	University of North Carolina Asheville	USA	Identifiying the Progenitors of Massive Early-type Galaxies: A Complete Census of the Properties of S2CLS Submillimeter Selected Galaxies	unknown
22	AR	13911	Travis Barman	University of Arizona	USA	Modeling the Extreme Ultraviolet Radiation from M dwarfs	unknown
22	AR	13910	Aaron Geller	Northwestern University	USA	Modeling the Origins of Sub-subgiant Stars	unknown
22	AR	13909	John Forbes	Flatiron Institute	USA	Predictive Simulations of Metals Ejected from Galaxies in Galactic Winds	unknown
22	AR	13908	Jeremy Bailin	University of Alabama	USA	A Clumpy Model for Self-Enrichment in Globular Clusters	unknown
22	AR	13907	Mariska Kriek	Leiden Observatory	NLD	Maximizing the Impact of CANDELS: Rest-frame Optical Spectroscopy of 2000 Galaxies at 1.4	unknown
22	AR	13906	Desika Narayanan	University of Florida	USA	Cold Galaxies on FIRE: Modeling the Most Luminous Starbursts in the Universe with Cosmological Zoom Simulations	unknown
22	AR	13905	Brian Siana	University of California - Riverside	USA	Quantifying Bursty Star Formation and Dust Extinction in Dwarf Galaxies at 0.75 < z < 1.5	unknown
22	AR	13904	Piero Madau	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	SIMULATING THE CIRCUMGALACTIC MEDIUM AND THE CYCLE OF BARYONS IN AND OUT OF GALAXIES	unknown
22	AR	13903	Matthew McQuinn	University of Washington	USA	quasar lifetimes and helium reionization from HeII proximity zones	unknown
22	AR	13902	Justin Ely	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	The Lightcurve Legacy of COS and STIS	unknown
22	AR	13901	Morgan Fouesneau	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	A Legacy Magellanic Clouds Star Clusters Sample for the Calibration of Stellar Evolution Models	unknown
22	AR	13900	Guy Worthey	Washington State University	USA	Stellar Evolutionary Isochrones for Galaxy Evolution	unknown
22	AR	13899	Phillip Stancil	University of Georgia Research Foundation, Inc.	USA	An H2/HD Collisional Excitation Database from High-Dimensional Quantum Dynamics Calculations: Benchmarking Interstellar STIS/COS observations	unknown
22	AR	13898	Nathan Kaib	University of Oklahoma Norman Campus	USA	The Influence of Stellar Companions on Fomalhaut's Planetary System	unknown
22	AR	13897	Annalisa Pillepich	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	Clusters of Galaxies in the last 5 Billion Years: from the Brightest Cluster Galaxy to the Intra-Cluster Light	unknown
22	AR	13896	Andrew Benson	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	Going out with a bang or a whimper? Star formation and quenching in the Local Group's satellite galaxies	unknown
22	AR	13895	John Wise	Georgia Tech Research Corp.	USA	Revealing the Properties of the Frontier Fields Galaxies	unknown
22	AR	13894	Joseph Burchett	New Mexico State University	USA	A Deep Survey of Low-Redshift Absorbers and Their Connections with Galaxies: Probing the Roles of Dwarfs, Satellites, and Large-Scale Environment	unknown
22	AR	13893	Bart Wakker	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	The spectral shape of the ionizing extragalactic background radiation at z ~ 0	unknown
22	AR	13892	Adam Frank	University of Rochester	USA	The Reel Deal In 3D: The Spatio-Temporal Evolution of YSO Jets	unknown
22	AR	13891	Yicheng Guo	University of Missouri - Columbia	USA	Mining the Treasuries: Dwarf Galaxies at 0.5 < z < 1 as Lynchpins for Galaxy Formation and Feedback	unknown
22	AR	13890	Monica Valluri	University of Michigan	USA	Quantifying the Bias in the Masses of Supermassive Black Holes in Barred Galaxies	unknown
22	AR	13889	Jennifer Lotz	NOIRLab - (AZ)	USA	Galaxy Mergers, AGN, and Quenching in z > 1 Proto-Clusters	unknown
22	AR	13888	Michael Boylan-Kolchin	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Star Formation Histories of Dwarf Galaxies: Keys to Galaxy Formation and Dark Matter Structure	unknown
22	AR	13887	Greg Snyder	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Observing the Origins of Galaxy Structure in the Illustris Simulation	unknown
22	AR	13886	Asantha Cooray	University of California - Irvine	USA	Behind the Mask: Are First-Light Galaxies or Intrahalo-Light Stars Dominating the Unresolved IR background Fluctuations?	unknown
22	AR	13885	Nolan Walborn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Comparative Precise Parameters for OB Stars in Three Galaxies	unknown
22	AR	13884	Ian Roederer	North Carolina State University	USA	The Origins of Germanium and the Transition to Neutron-Capture Nucleosynthesis	unknown
22	AR	13883	Hilke Schlichting	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Probing sub-km-sized Kuiper Belt Objects with Stellar Occultations	unknown
22	AR	13882	Benjamin Williams	University of Washington	USA	The Masses of M31 Supernova Remnant Progenitors	unknown
22	AR	13881	Nuria Calvet	University of Michigan	USA	The formation of Lyman alpha fluorescent H2 lines in protoplanetary disks surrounding young solar mass stars	unknown
22	AR	13880	David Syphers	Eastern Washington University	USA	The First Direct Measurement of the 2-3 Rydberg Quasar Continuum for a Statistical Sample	unknown
22	AR	13879	Ian Roederer	North Carolina State University	USA	The s-process contribution to rare, heavy elements	unknown
22	AR	13878	Claus Leitherer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Unearthing a Treasure Trove of Ultraviolet Galaxy Spectra	unknown
22	AR	13877	Rogier Windhorst	Arizona State University	USA	Project ALCATRAZ: Archival Lyman-Continuum and Theoretical Reionization Analysis vs. z: Where, When, How & How Much does LyC Escape?	unknown
22	GO	13876	Howard Bond	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	HST Observations of Astrophysically Important Visual Binaries	3
22	GO	13875	Gabor Worseck	Private Company	DEU	A Potential Paradigm Shift in our Understanding of Helium Reionization	24
22	GO	13874	Harold Weaver	The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory	USA	Using Hubble to Measure Volatile Abundances and the D/H Ratio in a Bright ToO Comet	10
22	GO	13873	Darin Ragozzine	Brigham Young University	USA	The Intriguing Formation of Haumea's Satellites	3
22	GO	13872	Pascal Oesch	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	The GOODS UV Legacy Fields: A Full Census of Faint Star-Forming Galaxies at z~0.5-2	132
22	GO	13871	Pascal Oesch	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	A Spectroscopic Redshift for the Most Luminous Galaxy Candidate at z~10	12
22	GO	13869	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	Pinpointing the location and host of the candidate tidal disruption Swift J1112.3-8238	1
22	GO	13868	Dale Kocevski	Colby College	USA	Are Compton-Thick AGN the Missing Link Between Mergers and Black Hole Growth?	25
22	GO	13867	Mansi Kasliwal	California Institute of Technology	USA	Testing a Globular Cluster Origin for Elusive Calcium-rich Gap Transients	4
22	GO	13866	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Determining the Nature and Origin of Mass Loss from Active Asteroid P/2013 P5	10
22	GO	13865	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Determining the Nature and Origin of Mass Loss from Active Asteroid P/2013 R3	10
22	GO	13864	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Hubble Imaging of a Newly Discovered Active Asteroid	2
22	GO	13863	Dean Hines	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Imaging Polarimetry of the 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko with ACS: Supporting the Rosetta Mission	21
22	GO	13862	Timothy Heckman	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Measuring the Impact of Starbursts on the Circum-Galactic Medium	49
22	GO	13861	Edward Guinan	Villanova University	USA	HST/COS FUV Spectrophotometry of the Key Binary Solar Twins 16 Cyg A&B: Astrophysical Laboratories for the Future Sun and Older Solar Analogs	12
22	GO	13860	Mario Gennaro	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Investigating the low-mass slope and possible turnover in the LMC IMF	12
22	GO	13859	Luca Fossati	Space Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences	AUT	Unveiling the circumstellar environment of the most extreme hot-Jupiters	6
22	GO	13858	Annalisa De Cia	European Southern Observatory (ESO)	DEU	The environment of the rarest and most energetic supernovae: do pair-instability explosions exist in the nearby Universe?	4
22	GO	13857	Julianne Dalcanton	University of Washington	USA	Emission Line Stars in Andromeda	12
22	GO	13856	Denija Crnojevic	University of Tampa	USA	Resolving the faint end of the satellite luminosity function for the nearest elliptical Centaurus A	15
22	GO	13855	Elodie Choquet	Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille	FRA	STIS Coronagraphy of a Debris Disk Newly Discovered Around a Young M Dwarf	4
22	GO	13853	Stephen Cenko	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	UV Spectroscopy of Newly Discovered Tidal Disruption Flares	16
22	GO	13852	Rongmon Bordoloi	North Carolina State University	USA	How Galaxy Mergers Affect Their Environment: Mapping the Multiphase Circumgalactic Medium of Close Kinematic Pairs	34
22	GO	13851	Howard Bond	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	The Origin of Intermediate-Luminosity Red Transients	4
22	GO	13850	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Accurate Mass Determination of the Nearby Old White Dwarf Stein 2051B through Astrometric Microlensing	1
22	GO	13849	Pierre Kervella	Observatoire de Paris	FRA	The parallax and mass of the binary classical Cepheid V1334 Cyg	2
22	GO	13848	Selma de Mink	Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics	DEU	Massive Stars and their Siblings: the Extreme End of the Companion Mass Function	2
22	GO	13847	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Determining the Mass of Proxima Centauri through Astrometric Microlensing	8
22	GO	13846	Todd Tripp	University of Massachusetts - Amherst	USA	The COS Absorption Survey of Baryon Harbors (CASBaH): Probing the Circumgalactic Media of Galaxies from z = 0 to z = 1.5	99
22	GO	13845	Adam Muzzin	York University	CAN	Resolved H-alpha Maps of Star-forming Galaxies in Distant Clusters: Towards a Physical Model of Satellite Galaxy Quenching	38
22	GO	13844	Bret Lehmer	University of Arkansas Main Campus	USA	Unveiling the Black Hole Growth Mechanisms in the Protocluster Environment at z ~ 3	12
22	GO	13843	Michael Koss	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	A Candidate Recoiling Black Hole in a Nearby Dwarf Galaxy	4
22	GO	13842	Fred Hamann	University of California - Riverside	USA	Testing the Youth and Transition Object Status of FeLoBAL Quasars	10
22	GO	13841	Alexandre Gallenne	Universidad de Concepcion	CHL	Accurate masses and distances of the binary Cepheids S Mus and SU Cyg	8
22	GO	13840	Andrew Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA	USA	The Smith Cloud: Galactic or Extragalactic?	9
22	GO	13839	Emanuele Farina	NOIRLab - Gemini North (HI)	USA	The Lyman Alpha Extended Halo of a Quasar at z>6	6
22	GO	13838	Xuan Fang	National Astronomical Observatories of China - NAOC	CHN	UV Mapping of the Shocks in the Extremely Collimated Outflows of the Proto-Planetary Nebula Hen 3-1475	2
22	GO	13836	Margherita Giustini	European Space Agency - ESTEC	NLD	Unveiling the X-ray/UV Connection in AGN Winds: the PG 1126-041 Case Study	2
22	GO	13834	Roeland van der Marel	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Proper Motion Field along the Magellanic Bridge: a New Probe of the LMC-SMC interaction	17
22	GO	13833	Nicolas Tejos	Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso	CHL	Characterizing the cool and warm-hot intergalactic medium in clusters at z < 0.4	53
22	GO	13832	Nicolas Tejos	Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso	CHL	Absorption in the Cosmic Web: Characterizing the Intergalactic Medium in Cosmological Filaments	4
22	GO	13831	Nial Tanvir	University of Leicester	GBR	GRB hosts and the search for missing star formation at high redshift	20
22	GO	13830	Nial Tanvir	University of Leicester	GBR	r-process kilonova emission accompanying short-duration GRBs	12
22	GO	13829	William Sparks	SETI Institute	USA	The ice plumes of Europa	10
22	GO	13828	Steven Shore	Universita di Pisa	ITA	Late nebular stage high resolution UV spectroscopy of classical Galactic novae: a benchmark panchromatic archive for nova evolution	13
22	GO	13827	Ian Roederer	North Carolina State University	USA	A New Opportunity to Detect Iron in the Most Iron-Poor Star Known	10
22	GO	13826	Massimo Robberto	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	The Orion Nebula Cluster as a Paradigm of Star Formation	52
22	GO	13825	Justyn Maund	Royal Holloway, University of London	GBR	Stellar Forensics VI: A post-explosion view of the progenitor of SN 2012aw	2
22	GO	13824	Wolfgang Kerzendorf	Michigan State University	USA	SN 2011fe - tackling the Type Ia progenitor puzzle through extremely late time photometry	7
22	GO	13823	Raphael Gobat	Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso	CHL	A complete census of galaxy activity in a massive z>1.5 cluster: probing the SF-density relation down to the low M* regime	5
22	GO	13822	Gaston Folatelli	Universidad Nacional de La Plata (UNLP)	ARG	iPTF13bvn: First identification of the progenitor of a Type Ib supernova	4
22	GO	13821	Andrew Fabian	University of Cambridge	GBR	H-alpha Filaments and Feedback in NGC4696 at the centre of the Centaurus cluster	13
22	GO	13820	David Ehrenreich	University of Geneva, Department of Astronomy	CHE	Search for an evaporating ocean on the super-Earth HD 97658b	15
22	GO	13819	Trent Dupuy	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	Dynamical Masses for Free-Floating Planetary-Mass Binaries	6
22	GO	13818	Zheng Cai	Tsinghua University	CHN	Probing Quasar Host Galaxy of a Quasar at z=2.1 with Damped Lyman Alpha System as Coronagraph	6
22	GO	13817	Thomas Brown	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	A Direct Distance to an Ancient Metal-Poor Star Cluster	2
22	GO	13816	Misty Bentz	Georgia State University Research Foundation	USA	High-Resolution Imaging of Active Galaxies with Direct Black Hole Mass Measurements	14
22	GO	13815	Giovanni Miniutti	Centro de Astrobiologia (CSIC/INTA) Inst. Nac. de Tec. Aero.	ESP	Early evolution of AGN X-ray coronae and the X-ray, BLR, disc-wind connection	3
22	GO	13814	Anna Lia Longinotti	Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM)	MEX	The rise of an ionized outflow in the X-ray and UV spectra of the NLS1 Mrk 335	7
22	GO	13813	Sean Farrell	University of Sydney	AUS	Mapping the Broad-band Spectrum of a New Candidate Intermediate Mass Black Hole	3
22	GO	13812	Jacobo Ebrero	ESA-European Space Astronomy Centre	ESP	Tomography of the innermost regions of NGC 985	10
22	GO	13811	Elisa Costantini	Space Research Organization Netherlands	NLD	Feedback in action in the type 1 Seyfert IZw 1	8
22	GO	13810	Robert Kirshner	Harvard University	USA	SAINTS: Images of SN 1987A	1
22	GO	13809	Jessica Lu	University of California - Berkeley	USA	The IMF and Internal Kinematics of the Massive Young Star Cluster, Westerlund 1	7
22	GO	13808	Antonella Nota	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Westerlund 2, top to bottom: how massive star clusters form.	1
22	GO	13807	Paula Szkody	University of Washington	USA	Unprecedented Tracking of the Unique Dwarf Nova GW Lib from Largest Amplitude Outburst to Quiescent Pulsations	4
22	GO	13806	Hugues Sana	Institute of Astronomy, KU Leuven	BEL	UV spectroscopy of the most massive overcontact binary known to date: on the verge of coalescence ?	8
22	GO	13805	Kurt Retherford	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Io's Atmosphere Silhouetted in Transit by Jupiter Lyman-alpha	4
22	GO	13804	Kristen McQuinn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Important Nearby Galaxies without Accurate Distances	14
22	GO	13803	Melissa McGrath	SETI Institute	USA	Europa's Composition as Revealed by its Atmosphere	5
22	GO	13802	Kevin Luhman	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	Characterizing the Sun's 4th Closest Neighbor and the Coldest Known Brown Dwarf	6
22	GO	13801	Varsha Kulkarni	University of South Carolina	USA	Probing Structure in Cold Gas at z <~ 1 with Gravitationally Lensed Quasar Sightlines	18
22	GO	13800	C Jeffery	Armagh Observatory and Planetarium	GBR	Heavy-metal, extreme chemistry and puzzling pulsation: ultraviolet clues to the formation of hot subdwarfs	7
22	GO	13799	Maryam Modjaz	The University of Virginia	USA	Constraining Type Ia Supernova Nucleosynthesis and Explosion Models Using Late-Time Photometry of SN2012cg	4
22	GO	13798	Carol Grady	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	A chemical inventory of Gas and Star-Grazing Exocomets in HD 172555	10
22	GO	13797	Alex Filippenko	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Early-Time UV Spectroscopy of Stripped-Envelope Supernovae: A New Window	16
22	GO	13796	Arlin Crotts	Columbia University in the City of New York	USA	Understanding New Structures Ejected from Recurrent Nova T Pyx	11
22	GO	13795	John Clarke	Boston University	USA	HST Observations of Comet-Induced Aurora on Mars during the Siding Spring Encounter	4
22	GO	13794	John Clarke	Boston University	USA	Seasonal Dependence of the Escape of Water from the Martian Atmosphere	13
22	GO	13793	Rebecca Bowler	University of Manchester	GBR	Unveiling the merger fraction, sizes and morphologies of the brightest z ~ 7 galaxies	17
22	GO	13792	Rychard Bouwens	Universiteit Leiden	NLD	A Complete Census of the Bright z~9-10 Galaxies in the CANDELS Data Set	11
22	GO	13791	Nathan Smith	University of Arizona	USA	A Time-Lapse Movie of the Kinematics Across the Carina Nebula with ACS	12
22	GO	13790	Steve Rodney	University of South Carolina	USA	Frontier Field Supernova Search	33
22	GO	13789	Andrea Mehner	European Southern Observatory - Chile	CHL	Essential UV Observations of Eta Carinae's Change of State	3
22	GO	13788	Aida Wofford	Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Obs. Astron. Nac.	MEX	COS Views of Local Galaxies Approaching Primeval Conditions	18
22	GO	13787	Nathan Smith	University of Arizona	USA	Massive stars dying alone: Extremely remote environments of SN2009ip and SN2010jp	8
22	GO	13786	Glenn Schneider	University of Arizona	USA	Decoding Debris System Substructures: Imprints of Planets/Planetesimals and Signatures of Extrinsic Influences on Material in Ring-Like Disks	40
22	GO	13785	Naveen Reddy	University of California - Riverside	USA	Stellar Populations and Ionization States of Lyman Alpha Emitters During the Epoch of Peak Star Formation	16
22	GO	13784	Robert Quimby	San Diego State University	USA	The First UV Spectra of a Hydrogen-Rich Superluminous Supernova	14
22	GO	13783	George Pavlov	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	Thermal evolution of old neutron stars	13
22	GO	13782	Dan Milisavljevic	Purdue University	USA	The Double Supernova in NGC 6984	4
22	GO	13781	Philip Massey	Lowell Observatory	USA	WO-Type Wolf-Rayet Stars: the Last Hurrah of the Most Massive Stars?	9
22	GO	13780	Philip Massey	Lowell Observatory	USA	The Nature of Newly Discovered Wolf-Rayet Stars in the LMC	6
22	GO	13779	Sangeeta Malhotra	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	The Faint Infrared Grism Survey (FIGS)	160
22	GO	13778	Edward Jenkins	Princeton University	USA	Using ISM abundances in the SMC to Correct for Element Depletions by Dust in QSO Absorption Line Systems	46
22	GO	13777	Michael Gregg	University of California - Davis	USA	Morphological Transformation in the Coma Cluster	10
22	SNAP	13776	Michael Gregg	University of California - Davis	USA	Completing The Next Generation Spectral Library	450
22	GO	13775	Catherine Espaillat	Boston University	USA	Testing EUV Photoevaporation Models in Young Disks	6
22	GO	13774	Sara Ellison	University of Victoria	CAN	Feeding and feeback: The impact of AGN on the circumgalactic medium.	52
22	GO	13773	Rupali Chandar	University of Toledo	USA	H-alpha LEGUS: Unveiling the Interplay Between Stars, Star Clusters, and Ionized Gas	32
22	GO	13772	Martin Weisskopf	NASA Marshall Space Flight Center	USA	Joint Chandra and HST Monitoring and Studies of the Crab Nebula	4
22	GO	13771	Daniel Lennon	Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias	ESP	PROPER MOTIONS OF ISOLATED MASSIVE STARS NEAR THE GALACTIC CENTER	18
22	GO	13770	Tuan Do	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Measuring the Milky Way Mass with the Proper Motion of Leo T	12
22	GO	13769	Klaus Werner	Eberhard Karls Universitat, Tubingen	DEU	Trans-iron group elements in hot helium-rich white dwarfs	11
22	GO	13768	Daniel Weisz	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Completing the Census of Isolated Dwarf Galaxy Star Formation Histories	54
22	GO	13766	Christian Schneider	Universitat Hamburg, Hamburger Sternwarte	DEU	The nature of stationary components in jets from young stellar objects	4
22	GO	13765	Bradley Peterson	The Ohio State University	USA	A Cepheid-Based Distance to the Benchmark AGN NGC 4151	12
22	GO	13764	Eric Perlman	Florida Institute of Technology	USA	The Physics of the Jets of Powerful Radio Galaxies and Quasars	10
22	GO	13763	Tom Megeath	University of Toledo	USA	WFC3 Spectroscopy of Faint Young Companions to Orion Young Stellar Objects	10
22	GO	13762	Ian McGreer	University of Arizona	USA	A powerful starburst at z=5.4 with strong Lyman alpha emission: resolved SED with HST	2
22	SNAP	13761	Stephan McCandliss	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	High efficiency SNAP survey for Lyman alpha emitters at low redshift	75
22	SNAP	13760	Derck Massa	Space Science Institute	USA	Filling the gap --near UV, optical and near IR extinction	150
22	GO	13759	Juan Madrid	CSIRO, Australia Telescope National Facility	AUS	Extreme Variability in the M87 Jet	1
22	GO	13758	Andreas Koch	Astronomisches Rechen-Institut Heidelberg	DEU	The Age-Metallicity relationship of the Galactic Bulge via Stromgren Photometry	14
22	GO	13757	Saurabh Jha	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	The Progenitor System of a Peculiar Thermonuclear White-Dwarf Supernova	14
22	GO	13756	Saurabh Jha	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	Rings within Rings: High Resolution Imaging of a Spectacular Gravitational Lens	2
22	GO	13755	Jenny Greene	Princeton University	USA	The Hosts of Megamaser Disk Galaxies (II)	20
22	GO	13754	Jeremy Drake	Lockheed Martin Space	USA	The first mass and angular momentum loss measurements for a CV-like binary	4
22	GO	13753	John Debes	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Pushing to 8 AU in the archetypal protoplanetary disk of TW Hya	8
22	GO	13752	John Debes	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	An autopsy of dead planetary systems with COS	3
22	GO	13751	Andrea De Luca	INAF, Istituto di Astrofisica Spaziale e Fisica	ITA	Imaging the Crab nebula when it is flaring in gamma-rays	4
22	GO	13750	John Cannon	Macalester College	USA	Fundamental Parameters of the SHIELD II Galaxies	18
22	GO	13749	David Bowen	Princeton University	USA	Baryon Structures Around Nearby Galaxies: Using an Edge-On Disk to Assess Inflow/Outflow Models	26
22	GO	13748	Luigi Bedin	INAF - Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova	ITA	Astrometric search for Planets in the closest Brown Dwarf Binary system Luhman 16AB	11
22	GO	13747	Tracy Webb	McGill University	CAN	Understanding the In-Situ Star Formation in a z=1.7 Cluster Core Galaxy	4
22	GO	13746	Matthew Walker	Carnegie Mellon University	USA	Is the Crater satellite the Milky Way's Smallest Dwarf Galaxy or its Largest Globular Cluster?	5
22	GO	13745	Erik Tollerud	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Resolving the Tip of the Red Giant Branch of Two New Candidate Local Group Dwarf Galaxies	2
22	GO	13744	Trinh Thuan	The University of Virginia	USA	Green Peas and diagnostics for Lyman continuum leaking in star-forming dwarf galaxies	17
22	GO	13743	David Thilker	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	The Controversial Nature of the Diffuse UV Emission in Galaxies: Exploring NGC300	18
22	GO	13742	Jonathan Tan	Chalmers University of Technology	SWE	Kinematics of a Massive Star Cluster in Formation	18
22	GO	13741	Thaisa Storchi-Bergmann	Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul	BRA	Constraining the structure of the Narrow-Line Region of nearby QSO2s	18
22	GO	13740	Daniel Stern	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	USA	Clusters Around Radio-Loud AGN: Spectroscopy of Infrared-Selected Galaxy Clusters at z>1.4	40
22	GO	13739	Evan Skillman	University of Minnesota - Twin Cities	USA	Is the First Epoch of Star Formation in Satellite Galaxies Universal? - Part II	81
22	GO	13738	Edward Shaya	University of Maryland	USA	The Proper Motion of M31 Vast Plane Galaxy LGS3	12
22	GO	13737	Benjamin Shappee	University of Hawaii	USA	Whimper of a Bang: Documenting the Final Days of the Nearby Type Ia Supernova 2011fe	16
22	GO	13736	Eric Schindhelm	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Contemporaneous Mid-UV Spectral Coverage of Pluto and Charon Coincident With the New Horizons Encounter	2
22	GO	13735	David Sand	University of Arizona	USA	A New Dwarf Galaxy Associated with an Ultra-Compact High Velocity Cloud	3
22	GO	13734	Veronique Petit	University of Delaware	USA	Probing the extreme wind confinement of the most magnetic O star with COS spectroscopy	4
22	GO	13733	Celine Peroux	European Southern Observatory - Germany	DEU	The Stellar Continuum Light from Damped Lyman-alpha Absorber Galaxies Detected with Integral Field Spectroscopy	10
22	GO	13732	Anna Nierenberg	University of California - Merced	USA	Detecting dark matter substructure with narrow line lensing	10
22	GO	13731	Eileen Meyer	University of Maryland Baltimore County	USA	The Real Impact of Extragalactic Jets on Their Environments: Measuring the Advance Speed of Hotspots with HST	8
22	GO	13730	Adam Leroy	The Ohio State University	USA	Maps of Recent Star Formation to Match ALMA Observations of the Nearest Nuclear Starburst	1
22	SNAP	13729	Andy Lawrence	University of Edinburgh, Institute for Astronomy	GBR	Slow-blue PanSTARRS transients : high amplification microlens events?	53
22	GO	13728	Steven Kraemer	Catholic University of America	USA	Do QSO2s have Narrow Line Region Outflows? Implications for quasar-mode feedback	22
22	GO	13727	Jason Kalirai	The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory	USA	Which Stars Go BOOM?	12
22	GO	13726	Paul Kalas	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Scattered light imaging of Fomalhaut's ice line belt to understand dynamical upheavals in planetary systems	10
22	GO	13725	Paul Kalas	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Testing the correlation between low mass planets and debris disks	9
22	GO	13724	Todd Henry	Georgia State University Research Foundation	USA	Pinpointing the Characteristics of Stars and Not Stars --- VERSION 2014.1021	9
22	GO	13723	Bruce Elmegreen	IBM T.J. Watson Research Center	USA	Multiband Observations of a Local Tadpole Galaxy	5
22	GO	13721	Robert Benjamin	University of Wisconsin - Whitewater	USA	The Windy Milky Way Galaxy	14
22	GO	13720	Stephen Zepf	Michigan State University	USA	Testing Models of the Black-Hole X-ray Source in the NGC4472 Globular Cluster RZ2109 with COS UV Spectroscopy	18
22	GO	13719	David Wilson	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Accretion of planetary debris onto the unique white dwarf GD394	8
22	GO	13718	Julie Wardlow	Lancaster University	GBR	The nature and environment of the earliest dusty starburst galaxies	8
22	GO	13717	Lifan Wang	Texas A & M University	USA	Polarimetry of SN 2014J in M82 as a Probe of Its Dusty Environment	6
22	GO	13716	David Trilling	Northern Arizona University	USA	Constraining the history of the outer Solar System: Definitive proof with HST	5
22	GO	13715	Jennifer Sokoloski	Columbia University in the City of New York	USA	Imaging Spectroscopy of the Gamma-Ray Nova V959 Mon	9
22	GO	13714	Stephen Skinner	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Tracing Hot Plasma in the RY Tau Jet	8
22	GO	13713	Bruno Sicardy	Observatoire de Paris	FRA	Observation of Chariklo's rings	3
22	GO	13712	Kunio Sayanagi	NASA Langley Research Center	USA	Target of Opportunity Observation of an Episodic Storm on Uranus	3
22	GO	13711	Abhijit Saha	NOIRLab - (AZ)	USA	Establishing a Network of Next Generation SED standards with DA White Dwarfs	60
22	GO	13710	Philip Rosenfield	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Constraining Models of Evolved UV-Bright Stars in the M31 Bulge	10
22	GO	13709	Adam Ritchey	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Constraining the Cosmic-ray Acceleration and Gamma-ray Emission Processes in IC 443	10
22	GO	13708	Nicole Reindl	Universitat Potsdam	DEU	Following the rapid evolution of the central star of the Stingray Nebula in real time	5
22	GO	13707	Suzanna Randall	European Southern Observatory - Germany	DEU	Mapping the Extreme Horizontal Branch instability strip in omega Centauri	4
22	GO	13706	Joshua Peek	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Galactic Accretion Unveiled: A Unique Opportunity with COS and M33	28
22	GO	13705	Jenny Patience	Arizona State University	USA	Brown dwarf Atmosphere Monitoring (BAM): Characterizing the Coolest Atmosphere	4
22	GO	13704	Steven Parsons	University of Sheffield	GBR	Testing the single degenerate channel for supernova Ia	10
22	GO	13703	Lidia Oskinova	Potsdam University	DEU	The donor star winds in High-Mass X-ray Binaries	9
22	GO	13702	Sally Oey	University of Michigan	USA	Mapping the LyC-Emitting Regions of Local Galaxies	12
22	GO	13701	Chris Mihos	Case Western Reserve University	USA	Stellar Populations in the Outer Disk of M101	26
22	GO	13700	Carl Melis	University of California - San Diego	USA	Confirming the most water-rich extrasolar rocky body	2
22	GO	13699	Nicolas Martin	Observatoire Astronomique de Strasbourg	FRA	Fellowship of the Andromeda Dwarf Galaxies: A Census of their Extended Star Formation Histories	16
22	GO	13698	Joseph Lyman	The University of Warwick	GBR	The environments and progenitors of calcium-rich transients	10
22	GO	13697	vianney Lebouteiller	Commissariat a l'Energie Atomique (CEA)	FRA	Does star formation proceed differently in metal-poor galaxies?	11
22	GO	13696	Benne Holwerda	University of Louisville Research Foundation, Inc.	USA	The Anemic Stellar Halo of M101	6
22	SNAP	13695	Benne Holwerda	University of Louisville Research Foundation, Inc.	USA	STarlight Absorption Reduction through a Survey of Multiple Occulting Galaxies (STARSMOG)	150
22	GO	13694	Amanda Hendrix	Planetary Science Institute	USA	UV spectra of the icy Saturnian satellites: Understanding exogenic processes and NH3 in the system	7
22	GO	13693	Amanda Hendrix	Planetary Science Institute	USA	The Ultraviolet Spectrum of Ceres	4
22	GO	13692	Will Grundy	Lowell Observatory	USA	Orbits and Physical Properties of Four Binary Transneptunian Objects	8
22	GO	13691	Wendy Freedman	University of Chicago	USA	CHP-II: The Carnegie Hubble Program to Measure Ho to 3% Using Population II	132
22	GO	13690	Tanio Diaz-Santos	FORTH - Institute of Astrophysics	GRC	Tracking the Obscured Star Formation Along the Complete Evolutionary Merger Sequence of LIRGs	24
22	GO	13689	Aleksandar Diamond-Stanic	Bates College	USA	How Compact is the Stellar Mass in Eddington-Limited Starbursts?	24
22	GO	13688	Marco Castellano	INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma	ITA	A clear patch in the dark age Universe? Looking for reionization sources around two bright Ly-alpha emitting galaxies at z=7	16
22	GO	13687	Alessandra Beifiori	Universitats-Sternwarte Munchen	DEU	Unveiling the mass-to-light distribution of high-redshift clusters	4
22	GO	13686	Adam Riess	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	The Longest Period Cepheids, a bridge to the Hubble Constant	14
22	GO	13685	Danny Steeghs	The University of Warwick	GBR	Emission line imaging of the bipolar shell in the Helium Nova V445 Puppis	2
22	GO	13684	Schuyler Van Dyk	California Institute of Technology	USA	A Wolf-Rayet Progenitor for iPTF13bvn?	4
22	GO	13683	Schuyler Van Dyk	California Institute of Technology	USA	The Stellar Origins of Supernovae	4
22	GO	13682	Pieter van Dokkum	Yale University	USA	Distances and stellar populations of seven low surface brightness galaxies in the field of M101	7
22	GO	13681	Pieter van Dokkum	Yale University	USA	Fluctuation spectroscopy with the ACS ramp filters: a new way to measure the IMF in elliptical galaxies	7
22	GO	13680	Elena Sabbi	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	A 3D view of massive cluster formation in the SMC	5
22	GO	13679	Lorenz Roth	Royal Institute of Technology	SWE	Europa's Water Vapor Plumes: Systematically Constraining their Abundance and Variability	58
22	GO	13678	Adam Riess	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	The Fifth and Final Epoch	11
22	GO	13677	Saul Perlmutter	University of California - Berkeley	USA	See Change: Testing time-varying dark energy with z>1 supernovae and their massive cluster hosts	86
22	GO	13676	Eileen Meyer	University of Maryland Baltimore County	USA	Solving the X-ray Origin Problem in Kiloparsec-Scale Relativistic Jets: Hubble Provides the Missing Key	14
22	GO	13675	Jian-Yang Li	Planetary Science Institute	USA	Comet Siding Spring at Mars: Using MRO to Interpret HST Imaging of Comets	7
22	GO	13674	David Kaplan	University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee	USA	A 1.05Msun Companion to PSR J2222-0137: The Coolest Known White Dwarf?	15
22	GO	13673	Jason Kalirai	The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory	USA	The Metallicity Dependence of the Initial Mass Function	6
22	SNAP	13671	Harald Ebeling	University of Hawaii	USA	Beyond MACS: A Snapshot Survey of the Most Massive Clusters of Galaxies at z>0.5	135
22	GO	13669	Marcella Carollo	Eidgenossiche Technische Hochschule (ETH)	CHE	The star-formation histories within clumpy disks at z ~ 2.2	43
22	GO	13668	Marc Buie	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Deep Search for Small Satellites of Eris and Makemake	8
22	GO	13667	Marc Buie	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Observations of the Pluto System During the New Horizons Encounter Epoch	40
22	GO	13666	Marusa Bradac	University of Ljubljana, Dept. of Physics	SVN	The power of the great observatories: Investigating stellar properties out to z~10 with HST and Spitzer	5
22	GO	13665	Bjorn Benneke	Universite de Montreal	CAN	Exploring the Diversity of Exoplanet Atmospheres in the Super-Earth Regime	119
22	GO	13664	Susan Benecchi	Planetary Science Institute	USA	Origin and Composition of the Ultra-Red Kuiper Belt Objects	8
22	GO	13663	Susan Benecchi	Planetary Science Institute	USA	Precise Orbit Determination for a New Horizons KBO	4
22	GO	13662	Aaron Barth	University of California - Irvine	USA	Measuring the Black Hole Mass in the Brightest Cluster Galaxy NGC 1275	6
22	GO	13661	Matthew Auger	University of Cambridge	GBR	A SHARP View of the Structure and Evolution of Normal and Compact Early-type Galaxies	14
22	GO	13660	Ming Zhao	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	Near-IR spectroscopy of the newly discovered benchmark hot Jupiter WASP-103b	10
22	GO	13659	Karin Sandstrom	University of California - San Diego	USA	A New View of Dust at Low Metallicity: The First Maps of SMC Extinction Curves	54
22	GO	13658	Seth Redfield	Wesleyan University	USA	Farewell to the Voyagers: Measuring the Local ISM in the Immediate Path of the Two Voyager Spacecraft	14
22	GO	13657	Jeyhan Kartaltepe	Rochester Institute of Technology	USA	Probing the Most Luminous Galaxies in the Universe at the Peak of Galaxy Assembly	30
22	GO	13656	Matthew Hayes	Stockholm University	SWE	Unveiling the Dark Baryons: The First Imaging of Circumgalactic OVI in Emission	22
22	GO	13655	Matthew Hayes	Stockholm University	SWE	How Lyman alpha bites/beats the dust	20
22	GO	13654	Matthew Hayes	Stockholm University	SWE	Ultraviolet Spectroscopy of the Extended Lyman Alpha Reference Sample	29
22	GO	13653	Caitlin Griffith	University of Arizona	USA	Elementary Abundances of Planetary Systems	12
22	SNAP	13652	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	The frequency and chemical composition of rocky planetary debris around young white dwarfs: Plugging the last gaps	75
22	GO	13651	Amy Furniss	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Disentangling Signatures of Ultra-high-energy Cosmic Rays from a Unique Gamma-ray Blazar	7
22	GO	13650	Kevin France	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	The MUSCLES Treasury Survey: Measurements of the Ultraviolet Spectral Characteristics of Low-mass Exoplanetary Systems	125
22	GO	13648	Ori Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Uncovering the Putative B-Star Binary Companion of the SN 1993J Progenitor	3
22	GO	13647	Ryan Foley	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Testing the Standardizability of Type Ia Supernovae with the Cepheid Distance of a Twin Supernova	12
22	GO	13646	Ryan Foley	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Understanding the Progenitor Systems, Explosion Mechanisms, and Cosmological Utility of Type Ia Supernovae	36
22	GO	13645	Xiaohui Fan	University of Arizona	USA	Galactic Environment of A Twenty-Billion Solar-Mass Black Hole at the End of Reionization	11
22	GO	13644	Xiaohui Fan	University of Arizona	USA	CIII] Emission in z=5.7 Galaxies: A Pathfinder for Galaxy Spectroscopy in the Reionization Era	14
22	GO	13643	Gaspard Duchene	Universite de Grenoble I	FRA	Imaging the tenuous dusty atmosphere of edge-on protoplanetary disks	6
22	GO	13642	Jon Miller	University of Michigan	USA	The evolutionary link between low-mass X-ray binaries and millisecond radio pulsars	6
22	GO	13641	Peter Capak	California Institute of Technology	USA	A Detailed Dynamical And Morphological Study Of 5	28
22	GO	13640	Esther Buenzli	A direct probe of cloud holes at the L/T transition	5
22	GO	13639	Matthew Bayliss	University of Cincinnati Main Campus	USA	Resolving Lyman-alpha Emission On Physical Scales < 270 pc at z > 4	15
22	GO	13633	John Spencer	Southwest Research Institute	USA	A Kuiper Belt Object for the New Horizons Mission	194
22	GO	13629	Yael Naze	Université de Liège	BEL	Characterizing the high-energy properties of a highly magnetized star	3
21	GO	13614	Joaquin Vieira	University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign	USA	High-Redshift Starburst Galaxies Under the Cosmic Microscope: Unveiling the stellar histories of strongly lensed starburst galaxies	6
21	GO	13613	Chris Kochanek	The Ohio State University	USA	Dust to Dust: Monitoring the Evolution of the New Class of Self-Obscured Transients	4
21	GO	13516	William Brandt	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	The Variable Absorption and Disrupting X-ray Jet of the Broad Absorption Line Radio-Loud Quasar PG 1004+130	1
21	GO	13515	Breanna Binder	Cal Poly Pomona Foundation, Inc.	USA	The Effect of Intermediate-Luminosity Transients on the X-ray Luminosity Functions of Spiral Disks	8
21	GO	13514	Florian Pacaud	Universitaet Bonn, Inst fur Astrophysik und Extraterrestris	DEU	Snapshots In The History Of Dissociative Major Mergers	4
21	GO	13513	Julia Comerford	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	A Pilot Search for Spatially Offset AGN in Galaxy Merger Remnants	8
21	GO	13512	Smita Mathur	The Ohio State University	USA	The curious case of Mrk~590	2
21	GO	13511	Marianne Heida	European Southern Observatory - Germany	DEU	CXOU J122518.6+144545: Type IIn supernova or hyperluminous X-ray source?	1
21	GO	13510	Martin Weisskopf	NASA Marshall Space Flight Center	USA	Joint Chandra and HST Monitoring and Studies of the Crab Nebula	4
21	GO	13508	Steven Kraemer	Catholic University of America	USA	Resolved Spectroscopy of the Extended X-ray Emission in NGC 4151: New Insights into AGN-driven Outflows	2
21	GO	13507	Diana Worrall	University of Bristol	GBR	Testing relativistic feedback at crucial jet power	2
21	GO	13506	Belinda Wilkes	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Probing dark matter in the luminous radio galaxy 3C220.3 and the structure of the z=2.22 SMG/AGN it is lensing.	1
21	GO	13503	Britney Schmidt	Cornell University	USA	Searching for Satellites of Ceres: Support for the Dawn Mission	4
21	GO	13493	Tim Schrabback	Innsbruck University, Institute for Astro- & Particlephysics	AUT	An XMM-Newton+HST study of the likely most X-ray luminous z>=0.9 galaxy cluster	5
21	GO	13492	Harold Weaver	The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory	USA	Hubble Spectroscopy of Sungrazing Comet ISON	19
21	GO	13491	Todd Tripp	University of Massachusetts - Amherst	USA	Directly Probing >10^6 K Gas in Lyman Limit Absorbers at z > 2	60
21	GO	13490	Jason Surace	California Institute of Technology	USA	Resolving the Reddest Extragalactic Sources Discovered by Spitzer: Strange Dust-Enshrouded Objects at z~2-3?	14
21	GO	13489	John Stocke	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Accretion Physics in Nearby FR1 Galaxies	6
21	GO	13488	Andrew Steffl	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Using Hubble to Resolve Fundamental Discrepancies in the Surface Composition of the Asteroid {21} Lutetia	4
21	SNAP	13487	Michael Salz	Universitat Hamburg, Hamburger Sternwarte	DEU	A pilot study to characterize the Lyman alpha emission of active exoplanet host stars	8
21	GO	13485	Bo Reipurth	Planetary Science Institute	USA	The HH 24 Jet Complex: Collimated and Colliding Jets from a Newborn Multiple Stellar System	6
21	GO	13484	Bo Reipurth	Planetary Science Institute	USA	Structure, Excitation, and Evolution of Shocks: A Multi- Wavelength Study of Herbig-Haro 1/2	9
21	GO	13483	Goeran Oestlin	Stockholm University	SWE	eLARS - extending the Lyman Alpha Reference Sample	55
21	GO	13482	Britt Lundgren	University of North Carolina Asheville	USA	The Evolving Gas Content of Galaxy Halos: A Complete Census of MgII Absorption Line Host Galaxies at 0.7 < z < 2.5	18
21	SNAP	13481	Emily Levesque	University of Washington	USA	Calibrating Multi-Wavelength Metallicity Diagnostics for Star-Forming Galaxies	31
21	GO	13480	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	Super-luminous supernovae without host galaxies	9
21	GO	13479	Andrew Levan	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	The host and location of the candidate relativistic tidal disruption event Swift 2058+0516	3
21	GO	13477	Chris Kochanek	The Ohio State University	USA	Unmasking the Supernova Impostors	6
21	GO	13476	Nitya Kallivayalil	The University of Virginia	USA	Proper Motion and Internal Kinematics of the SMC: are the Magellanic Clouds bound to one another?	30
21	GO	13475	David Jewitt	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	Hubble Imaging of a Newly Discovered Main Belt Comet	2
21	GO	13474	Dean Hines	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Imaging Polarimetry of the 2013 Comet ISON with ACS: A Study of the Heterogeneous Coma	12
21	GO	13473	Timothy Heckman	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	On the Nature of Highly Ionized Gas in the Halos of Normal Star-Forming Galaxies	25
21	SNAP	13472	Wendy Freedman	University of Chicago	USA	The Hubble Constant to 1%? STAGE 4: Calibrating the RR Lyrae PL relation at H-Band using HST and Gaia Parallax Stars	45
21	GO	13471	Robert Fesen	Dartmouth College	USA	STIS Spectra of the Young SN Ia Remnant SN 1885 in M31	39
21	GO	13470	Julio Chaname	Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile	CHL	Probing Cold Dark Matter Substructure with Wide Binaries in Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxies	20
21	GO	13469	Howard Bond	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	Tol 26 and the EGB 6 Class of Planetary-Nebula Nuclei: What Happens to a Companion Star when a PN is Ejected?	3
21	GO	13468	Howard Bond	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	HST Observations of Astrophysically Important Visual Binaries	4
21	GO	13467	Jacob Bean	University of Chicago	USA	Follow The Water: The Ultimate WFC3 Exoplanet Atmosphere Survey	151
21	GO	13466	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Determining the Mass of Proxima Centauri through Astrometric Microlensing	2
21	GO	13465	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Alpha Cen: Climbing out of a Coronal Recession? {year 3 continuation}	4
21	GO	13464	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Accurate Mass Determination of the Old White Dwarf G105-30 through Astrometric Microlensing	1
21	GO	13463	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Detecting and Measuring the Masses of Isolated Black Holes and Neutron Stars through Astrometric Microlensing	64
21	GO	13462	Brian Wood	Naval Research Laboratory	USA	Tracking the Winds of Red Giants from the Star to the ISM	36
21	GO	13461	Benjamin Williams	University of Washington	USA	The Influence of Environment on Star Forming Disks	2
21	GO	13460	Sylvain Veilleux	University of Maryland	USA	The Remarkable Ultraviolet Spectrum of Mrk 231	7
21	GO	13459	Tommaso Treu	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	The Grism Lens-Amplified Survey from Space {GLASS}	140
21	GO	13458	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Detecting Isolated Black Holes through Astrometric Microlensing	7
21	GO	13457	Kailash Sahu	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Accurate Mass Determination of the Nearby Old White Dwarf Stein 2051B through Astrometric Microlensing	6
21	GO	13456	Michael McDonald	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	Searching for 300, 000 Degree Gas in the Core of the Phoenix Cluster with HST-COS	14
21	GO	13455	John Krist	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	USA	The Eccentric Debris Ring Around HD 202628: Signs of Planetary Perturbations	9
21	GO	13454	Pierre Kervella	Observatoire de Paris	FRA	The parallax and mass of the binary classical Cepheid V1334 Cyg	4
21	GO	13453	Michael Jura	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	The Elemental Compositions of Extrasolar Minor Planets	12
21	GO	13452	Matthew Hayes	Stockholm University	SWE	Coupling the emission of ionizing radiation and Lyman alpha	8
21	GO	13451	Fred Hamann	University of California - Riverside	USA	A Study of PG Quasar-Driven Outflows with COS	11
21	GO	13450	Douglas Gies	Georgia State University Research Foundation	USA	Separating the Spectral Components of the Massive Triple Star System Delta Orionis	2
21	GO	13449	Marla Geha	Yale University	USA	A Non-Universal Initial Mass Function in the Ultra-Faint Galaxy Coma Berenices	44
21	GO	13448	Andrew Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA	USA	The Closest Galactic Wind: UV Properties of the Milky Way's Nuclear Outflow	49
21	GO	13447	Selma de Mink	Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics	DEU	The massive monsters living deep in the Tarantula nebula: How massive are they really?	1
21	GO	13446	Selma de Mink	Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics	DEU	Massive Stars and their Siblings: the Extreme End of the Companion Mass Function	4
21	GO	13445	Joshua Bloom	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Absolute Calibration of the Extragalactic Mira Period-Luminosity Relation	13
21	GO	13444	Bart Wakker	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	Constraining the size of intergalactic clouds with QSO pairs	21
21	GO	13443	Roeland van der Marel	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Proper Motions along the Orphan Stream: Finding the Parent, Orbit, and Milky Way Halo Shape	16
21	SNAP	13442	R. Tully	University of Hawaii	USA	The Geometry and Kinematics of the Local Volume	128
21	GO	13441	Rachael Tomasino	University of Denver	USA	Co-latitudinal Radial Veloctiy Profile Confirmation Via Differential Proper Motion of the Bipolar Egg Nebula	1
21	GO	13439	William Sparks	SETI Institute	USA	Gas Physics in Cool-Core Clusters: the Virgo Cluster	12
21	GO	13438	William Sparks	SETI Institute	USA	Probing the atmosphere of a transiting ocean world	3
21	GO	13437	Jane Rigby	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	The Morphology and Star Formation Distribution in a Big Cool Spiral LIRG	3
21	GO	13436	John Raymond	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Ion Temperatures in a Collisionless Supernove Remnant Shock Wave	10
21	GO	13435	Matteo Monelli	Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias	ESP	Multiple populations in external globular glusters: the Fornax dSph, the LMC, and the SMC	11
21	GO	13434	Tiffany Meshkat	California Institute of Technology	USA	Transmission spectroscopy through the debris disk of Fomalhaut	4
21	GO	13433	Justyn Maund	Royal Holloway, University of London	GBR	Stellar Forensics V: A post-explosion view of the progenitor of SN 2011dh	4
21	GO	13432	Wolfgang Kerzendorf	Michigan State University	USA	To be or not to be the progenitor: The question about Tycho-B	2
21	GO	13431	Catherine Huitson	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	The First Spectroscopic Phase Curve of a Transiting Planet: Understanding the Deeper Atmosphere	15
21	GO	13430	Sandra Greiss	The University of Warwick	GBR	The temperatures, masses and pulsation modes of three ZZ Cetis in the Kepler field	4
21	GO	13429	Margherita Giustini	European Space Agency - ESTEC	NLD	Unveiling the X-ray/UV Connection in AGN Winds: the PG 1126-041 Case Study	6
21	GO	13428	Christopher Gelino	California Institute of Technology	USA	Characterizing the Ultra-cold Brown Dwarf WD 0806-661B	7
21	GO	13427	Peter Garnavich	University of Notre Dame	USA	A Look Inside a Star: The Evolved Main-Sequence Channel and Hydrogen Depleted Ultracompact Binaries	6
21	GO	13425	Hua Feng	Tsinghua University	CHN	Multiwavelength Test For A Standard Accretion Disk Around An Intermediate Mass Black Hole Candidate	2
21	GO	13424	Romano Corradi	Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias	ESP	The Necklace Nebula as a probe of close binary evolution	1
21	GO	13423	Ryan Cooke	Durham Univ.	GBR	Primordial lithium in z~0, metal-poor damped Lyman alpha systems	12
21	GO	13422	Rebecca Canning	University of Portsmouth	GBR	Riding the wake of a cluster merger: star formation, filaments and turbulence	4
21	GO	13421	Madelon Bours	Universidad de Valparaiso	CHL	CSS 41177: an eclipsing double white dwarf binary	2
21	GO	13420	Guillermo Barro	University of the Pacific	USA	The progenitors of quiescent galaxies at z~2: precision ages and star-formation histories from WFC3/IR spectroscopy	56
21	GO	13419	John Bally	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	The First Ultraviolet Survey of Orion Nebula's Protoplanetary Disks and Outflows	18
21	GO	13418	Daniel Apai	University of Arizona	USA	Patchy Clouds and Rotation Periods in Directly Imaged Exoplanets	12
21	GO	13417	David Bennett	University of Maryland	USA	Measuring the Exoplanet Mass Function Beyond the Snow-Line	6
21	GO	13416	Remco van den Bosch	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	The most massive black hole in a compact galaxy UGC2698	1
21	GO	13415	David Syphers	Eastern Washington University	USA	The First Study of the Quasar Broad Line Region in the <550A Extreme UV	5
21	GO	13414	Mark Showalter	SETI Institute	USA	Reading the Record of Cometary Impacts into Jupiter's Rings	5
21	GO	13413	Kartik Sheth	NASA Headquarters	USA	Star formation and Dissolution Across Dynamically Distinct Environments in NGC 1097	4
21	SNAP	13412	Tim Schrabback	Innsbruck University, Institute for Astro- & Particlephysics	AUT	An ACS Snapshot Survey of the Most Massive Distant Galaxy Clusters in the South Pole Telescope Sunyaev-Zel'dovich Survey	120
21	GO	13411	Wiphu Rujopakarn	Chulalongkorn University	THA	Dissecting the intensely star-forming clumps in a z ~ 2 Einstein Ring	4
21	GO	13410	Cristina Pallanca	Universita di Bologna	ITA	COSMIC-LAB: a BSS orbiting a NS? The companion to the supermassive NS in NGC6440.	15
21	GO	13409	Richard Mushotzky	University of Maryland	USA	Hubble Observations of Kepler-Monitored Seyfert Is	8
21	GO	13408	Jon Mauerhan	The Aerospace Corporation	USA	Constraining the Physical Properties of LBV Nebulae in the Galactic Center Environment	6
21	GO	13407	Crystal Martin	University of California - Santa Barbara	USA	COS Gas Flows: Challenging the Optical Perspective	6
21	GO	13406	Alain Lecavelier des Etangs	CNRS, Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris	FRA	Hydrogen, Deuterium and Nitrogen in the Beta Pictoris disk	2
21	GO	13405	Robert Kirshner	Harvard University	USA	SAINTS: Images of SN 1987A	10
21	GO	13404	Will Grundy	Lowell Observatory	USA	Mutual Orbits and Physical Properties of Binary Transneptunian Objects	9
21	GO	13403	Nicolas Grosso	Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille	FRA	Monitoring the awakening of the dormant SMBH at the center of our galaxy	6
21	GO	13402	Jean-Claude Gerard	Université de Liège	BEL	Remote sensing of the energy of Jovian auroral electrons with STIS: a clue to unveil plasma acceleration processes	3
21	GO	13401	Claes Fransson	Stockholm University	SWE	A 3D view of the SN 1987A Ejecta	17
21	GO	13400	Arlin Crotts	Columbia University in the City of New York	USA	The Surprising Ejecta Geometry of Recurrent Nova T Pyx	14
21	GO	13399	Asantha Cooray	University of California - Irvine	USA	Spatially Resolved WFC3/Grism Spectral Line Imaging of Gravitational Lensed Herschel-selected Luminous Dusty Starbursts	5
21	GO	13398	Christopher Churchill	New Mexico State University	USA	A Breakaway from Incremental Science: Full Characterization of the z<1 CGM and Testing Galaxy Evolution Theory	110
21	SNAP	13397	Luciana Bianchi	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Understanding post-AGB Evolution: Snapshot UV spectroscopy of Hot White Dwarfs	64
21	GO	13396	Sarah Badman	Lancaster University	GBR	Dual views of Saturn's UV aurora: revealing magnetospheric dynamics	15
21	GO	13395	Theodore Gull	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	Constraining the evolutionary state of the hot, massive companion star and the wind-wind collision region in Eta Carinae	10
21	GO	13394	David Zurek	American Museum of Natural History	USA	Spectroscopic confirmation of the first symbiotic star in a globular cluster	2
21	GO	13393	Dennis Zaritsky	University of Arizona	USA	Galaxy Transformation in the Infall Regions of Clusters	30
21	GO	13392	Ben Sugerman	Space Science Institute	USA	Six in One Blow: Reconstructing the Circumstellar Environments of Supernovae in NGC 6946 with Light Echoes	5
21	GO	13391	Nathan Smith	University of Arizona	USA	WFC3-IR Imaging of Dense, Embedded Outflows from Intermediate-Mass Protostars in Carina	16
21	GO	13390	Nathan Smith	University of Arizona	USA	A Time-Lapse Movie of the Kinematics Across the Carina Nebula with ACS	19
21	GO	13389	Brian Siana	University of California - Riverside	USA	The Ultraviolet Frontier: Completing the Census of Star Formation at Its Peak Epoch	48
21	GO	13388	Greg Schwarz	American Astronomical Society	USA	Fundamental properties of novae outburst: Coordinated HST and XMM ToO observations	6
21	GO	13386	Steve Rodney	University of South Carolina	USA	Frontier Field Supernova Search	29
21	GO	13385	Andrew Robinson	Rochester Institute of Technology	USA	Is there a kicked supermassive black hole in E1821+643?	1
21	GO	13384	Dominik Riechers	Universitat zu Koln	DEU	A Simultaneous Measurement of the Cold Gas, Star Formation Rate, and Stellar Mass Histories of the Universe	4
21	GO	13383	Mary Putman	Columbia University in the City of New York	USA	Measuring the Properties of Dwarf Streams	8
21	GO	13382	Mary Putman	Columbia University in the City of New York	USA	Warm Gas Flows in the Coma Cluster	27
21	GO	13381	Marshall Perrin	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	STIS Coronagraphy of Four Young Debris Disks Newly Uncovered from the NICMOS Archive	15
21	GO	13380	Michael Nowak	Washington University in St. Louis	USA	Probing Black Hole Disk Atmospheres with EPIC and RGS Observations of 4U 1957+11	3
21	GO	13379	Antonino Milone	Universita degli Studi di Padova	ITA	Multiple stellar populations in the young Large Magellanic Cloud cluster NGC1856	4
21	GO	13378	Dan Milisavljevic	Purdue University	USA	Toward A Comprehensive Kinematic and Chemical Survey of the Young O-rich SNR 1E 0102-7219 in the SMC	10
21	GO	13377	Andrea Mehner	European Southern Observatory - Chile	CHL	Essential UV Observations of Eta Carinae's Change of State	8
21	GO	13376	Kristen McQuinn	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Star Formation History of Leo P	17
21	GO	13375	Dougal Mackey	Unaffiliated	USA	Deep photometry of two accreted families of globular clusters in the remote M31 halo	28
21	GO	13374	Dougal Mackey	Unaffiliated	USA	Extremely faint, diffuse satellite systems in the M31 halo: exceptional star clusters or tiny dwarf galaxies?	8
21	GO	13373	Gloria Koenigsberger	Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM)	MEX	The changing wind structure of the WR/LBV star in HD 5980	2
21	GO	13372	Ana Gomez de Castro	Universidad Complutense de Madrid	ESP	Mapping the magnetospheric structure at outburst of the pre-main sequence close binary AK Sco	14
21	GO	13371	Suvi Gezari	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	HST/WFC3 UVIS Imaging of Tidal Disruption Event PS1-10jh	3
21	GO	13370	Iskren Georgiev	Max Planck Institute for Astronomy	DEU	The Formation History of UGC 12591 - the Most Massive Known Field S0 Galaxy	4
21	GO	13369	Nancy Evans	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	The Dynamical Mass of Polaris, the Nearest Cepheid	2
21	GO	13368	Nancy Evans	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	A Precision Measurement of the Mass of the Cepheid V350 Sgr	12
21	GO	13367	Megan Donahue	Michigan State University	USA	UV Line Emission from Million Degree Gas in a Galaxy Cluster Core	16
21	GO	13366	Roelof de Jong	Leibniz-Institut für Astrophysik Potsdam (AIP)	DEU	The vertical disk structure of spiral galaxies and the origin of their thick disks	20
21	GO	13365	Martin Cordiner	Catholic University of America	USA	Probing the nature of small-scale structure towards rho Oph stars: A new avenue in diffuse interstellar band research	8
21	GO	13364	Daniela Calzetti	University of Massachusetts - Amherst	USA	LEGUS: Legacy ExtraGalactic UV Survey	154
21	GO	13363	Nuria Calvet	University of Michigan	USA	Gauging dust settling in 5-10 Myr old disks with COS	14
21	GO	13362	Amy Bonsor	University of Cambridge	GBR	Constraining the structure of the Kappa Cr B planetary system, a unique subgiant, orbited by two companions and a debris disc	4
21	GO	13361	William Blair	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Discovering and Characterizing the Young Supernova Remnant Population in M101	10
21	GO	13360	Saurabh Jha	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	The Peculiar Type Ia Supernova 2012Z: A Massive Star Progenitor?	3
21	GO	13359	Daniel Lennon	Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias	ESP	Proper Motions of Massive Stars in 30 Doradus	15
21	GO	13358	Klaus Werner	Eberhard Karls Universitat, Tubingen	DEU	Trans-iron group elements in the hot white dwarf RE 0503-289	3
21	GO	13357	David Radburn-Smith	University of Washington	USA	Feeding Galaxies: Cold Accretion Through Warps	9
21	GO	13356	Ian McGreer	University of Arizona	USA	A Candidate Gravitationally Lensed Quasar at z=6.09	2
21	GO	13355	Bruce McCollum	American University	USA	Uncovering the Nature of the Evolving Remnant Star of a Recent Stellar Merger	4
21	GO	13354	Robert Mathieu	University of Wisconsin - Madison	USA	COS Spectroscopy of White Dwarf Companions to Blue Stragglers in NGC 188	12
21	GO	13353	Derck Massa	Space Science Institute	USA	Flux calibration of the COS FUV modes	8
21	GO	13351	Saurabh Jha	Rutgers the State University of New Jersey	USA	UV Spectroscopy of a Peculiar White Dwarf Supernova	6
21	GO	13350	Andrew Fruchter	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	How Low Can They Go? Detecting low luminosity supernova progenitors	5
21	GO	13349	Xiaohui Fan	University of Arizona	USA	Escaping Lyman Continuum in Strongly Lensed Galaxies at z=2.0-2.5	18
21	GO	13348	Andrea De Luca	INAF, Istituto di Astrofisica Spaziale e Fisica	ITA	Imaging the Crab nebula when it is flaring in gamma-rays	2
21	GO	13347	Joel Bregman	University of Michigan	USA	The Missing Baryons Around Nearby Dwarf Galaxies	21
21	GO	13346	Thomas Ayres	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Advanced Spectral Library II: Hot Stars	230
21	GO	13344	Adam Riess	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	A 1% Measurement of the Distance Scale with Perpendicular Spatial Scanning	22
21	GO	13343	David Wittman	University of California - Davis	USA	Probing Dark Matter with a New Class of Merging Clusters	16
21	GO	13342	Q. Wang	University of Massachusetts - Amherst	USA	WARM AND HOT GASES IN AND AROUND CLUSTER GALAXIES AT Z=0.1-0.2	11
21	GO	13341	Schuyler Van Dyk	California Institute of Technology	USA	The Stellar Origins of Supernovae	4
21	GO	13340	Schuyler Van Dyk	California Institute of Technology	USA	Detecting a Hot Companion to the Progenitor of the Type Ic Supernova 1994I in M51	4
21	GO	13339	Matthias Stute	Eberhard Karls Universitat, Tubingen	DEU	R Aqr: a prototype for non-relativistic astrophysical jets and a key for understanding jet formation	3
21	GO	13338	Kevin Stevenson	The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory	USA	Confirming a Sub-Earth-Sized Exoplanet in the Solar Neighborhood	8
21	GO	13337	Keren Sharon	University of Michigan	USA	Resolving the Cluster-Lensed Sextuple Quasar SDSSJ2222+2745	7
21	GO	13336	Lorenz Roth	Royal Institute of Technology	SWE	Probing Io's putative global magma ocean through FUV auroral spot morphology	10
21	SNAP	13335	Adam Riess	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	HST and Gaia, Light and Distance	60
21	GO	13334	Adam Riess	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	The Longest Period Cepheids, a bridge to the Hubble Constant	14
21	GO	13333	Jeffrey Rich	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	Investigating the Impact of Merger Driven Shocks	10
21	SNAP	13332	Seth Redfield	Wesleyan University	USA	A SNAP Survey of the Local Interstellar Medium: New NUV Observations of Stars with Archived FUV Observations	70
21	GO	13331	Laurent Pueyo	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Confirmation and characterization of young planetary companions hidden in the HST NICMOS archive	12
21	GO	13330	Bradley Peterson	The Ohio State University	USA	Mapping the AGN Broad Line Region by Reverberation	179
21	GO	13329	Jonathan Nichols	University of Leicester	GBR	Discovering the nature of the star-planet interaction at WASP-12b	20
21	GO	13328	Jonathan Nichols	University of Leicester	GBR	Observing Ganymede's atmosphere and auroras with COS and STIS	8
21	GO	13327	Eileen Meyer	University of Maryland Baltimore County	USA	Proper Motions at 500 Mpc: Measuring Superluminal motions in Optical Jets with HST	8
21	GO	13326	Ragnhild Lunnan	Stockholm University	SWE	Zooming In on the Progenitors of Ultra-Luminous Supernovae with HST	6
21	GO	13325	Claus Leitherer	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Pushing COS to the {Lyman-}Limit	28
21	GO	13324	Davor Krajnovic	Leibniz-Institut für Astrophysik Potsdam (AIP)	DEU	Where cores are no more: assessing the role of dissipation in the assembly of early-type galaxies	12
21	GO	13323	Adam Kowalski	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Taking the Temperature of Explosive Stellar Flares	8
21	GO	13322	Donald Hoard	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	Time-resolved FUV Spectroscopy of a Unique White Dwarf in the Kepler Field	4
21	GO	13321	Pierre Guillard	CNRS, Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris	FRA	COS Spectroscopy of the Stephan's Quintet Giant Shock	18
21	GO	13320	Fabien Grise	Universite de Strasbourg I	FRA	Unveiling the nature of ultraluminous X-ray sources via UV spectroscopy	8
21	GO	13319	Alexandros Gianninas	University of Oklahoma Norman Campus	USA	COS Spectroscopy of Pulsating, Metal-Rich, Extremely Low Mass White Dwarfs	17
21	GO	13317	Dan Coe	Space Telescope Science Institute - ESA - JWST	USA	Infrared Grism Confirmation of a Strongly Lensed z ~ 11 Candidate: MACS0647-JD	12
21	GO	13316	Howard Bushouse	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	The Awakening of the Super-Massive Black Hole at the Center of Our Galaxy	22
21	GO	13315	Marc Buie	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Pluto Satellite Orbits in Support of New Horizons	12
21	GO	13314	Sanchayeeta Borthakur	Arizona State University	USA	Characterizing the Elusive Intragroup Medium and Its Role in Galaxy Evolution	51
21	GO	13313	Mederic Boquien	Universidad de Tarapaca	CHL	Determining attenuation laws down to the Lyman break in z~0.3 galaxies	16
21	GO	13312	Danielle Berg	University of Texas at Austin	USA	The Evolution of C/O in Low Metallicity Dwarf Galaxies	13
21	GO	13311	Susan Benecchi	Planetary Science Institute	USA	Precise Orbit Determination for a New Horizons KBO	2
21	GO	13310	Nicholas Abel	University of Cincinnati-Clermont College	USA	The life and death of H2 in a UV-rich environment - Towards a better understanding of H2 excitation and destruction	4
21	SNAP	13309	Yicheng Guo	University of Missouri - Columbia	USA	UV Snapshot of Low-redshift Massive Star-forming Galaxies: Searching for the Analogs of High-redshift Clumpy Galaxies	136
21	GO	13308	Ming Zhao	The Pennsylvania State University	USA	Near-IR spectroscopy of the highly inflated, hottest known Jupiter KOI-13.01	10
21	GO	13307	Nadia Zakamska	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Taking the measure of quasar winds	26
21	GO	13306	Gillian Wilson	University of California - Riverside	USA	Is the Size Evolution of Massive Galaxies Accelerated in Cluster Environments?	16
21	GO	13305	Carolin Villforth	University of Bath	GBR	Do mergers matter? Testing AGN triggering mechanisms from Seyferts to Quasars	20
21	GO	13304	Grant Tremblay	Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory	USA	Mysterious ionization in cooling flow filaments: a test with deep COS FUV spectroscopy	23
21	GO	13303	Robert Simcoe	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	USA	The Structure of MgII Absorbing Galaxies at z=2-5: Linking CGM Physics and Stellar Morphology During Galaxy Assembly	27
21	GO	13302	J. Shull	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	COS Spectra of High-Redshift AGN: Probing Deep into the Rest-Frame Ionizing Continuum and Broad Emission Lines	22
21	GO	13301	J. Shull	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Deep COS Spectra of the Two Brightest Quasars that Probe the He II Post-Reionization Era	35
21	GO	13300	Kate Rubin	San Diego State University	USA	Mapping MgII Emission in the M82 Superwind: A Rosetta Stone for Understanding Feedback in the Distant Universe	15
21	GO	13299	Jacqueline Radigan	Utah Valley University	USA	Silver Linings: Using Cloud Maps to Understand the L/T Spectral Transtion	12
21	GO	13298	Richard Plotkin	University of Nevada - Reno	USA	Radio-quiet Quasars with Extremely Weak Emission Lines: a New Perspective on Quasar Unification	7
21	GO	13297	Giampaolo Piotto	Universita degli Studi di Padova	ITA	The HST Legacy Survey of Galactic Globular Clusters: Shedding UV Light on Their Populations and Formation	131
21	GO	13296	Paul O'Brien	University of Leicester	GBR	The nuclear outflow in PDS 456	2
21	GO	13295	Soeren Larsen	Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen	NLD	Do the globular clusters in the Fornax dSph have multiple stellar populations?	17
21	GO	13294	Alexander Karim	Universitat Bonn, Argelander Institute for Astronomy	DEU	Characterizing the formation of the primordial red sequence	6
21	GO	13293	Anne Jaskot	Williams College	USA	Green Pea Galaxies: Extreme, Optically-Thin Starbursts?	24
21	GO	13292	Remy Indebetouw	The University of Virginia	USA	Dissecting star formation in N159	8
21	GO	13291	Masao Hayashi	National Astronomical Observatory of Japan (NAOJ)	JPN	Resolving internal structures of the progenitors of early-type galaxies in a vigorously forming cluster at z=2.5	10
21	GO	13290	Stephan Geier	Eberhard Karls Universitat, Tubingen	DEU	The hypervelocity hot subdwarf US 708 - remnant of a double-detonation SN Ia?	3
21	GO	13289	Boris Gaensicke	The University of Warwick	GBR	RXJ0439.8-6809: the hottest pre-white dwarf, or the first double-degenerate supersoft X-ray source?	3
21	GO	13288	Amy Furniss	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	PG 1424+240: Too Distant to be Seen?	5
21	GO	13287	Ori Fox	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Late-Time UV Spectroscopic Signatures from Circumstellar Interaction in Type IIn Supernovae	16
21	GO	13286	Ryan Foley	University of California - Santa Cruz	USA	Understanding the Progenitor Systems, Explosion Mechanisms, and Cosmological Utility of Type Ia Supernovae	36
21	GO	13285	Rick Edelson	Eureka Scientific Inc.	USA	WFC3 imaging and galaxy subtraction for the Kepler BL Lac W2R1926+42	1
21	GO	13284	Jon Miller	University of Michigan	USA	Unravelling the evolution and accretion morphology of an extraordinary black hole X-ray binary	9
21	GO	13283	Xinyu Dai	University of Oklahoma Norman Campus	USA	Testing ISM Evolution Models with Gravitational Lenses	4
21	GO	13282	You-Hua Chu	Academia Sinica, Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics	TWN	A Search for Surviving Companions of Type Ia Supernovae in the Large Magellanic Cloud	16
21	GO	13281	Sebastiano Cantalupo	Universita di Milano-Bicocca	ITA	Illuminating the Dark Phases of Galaxy-Formation with the Help of a z=2.4 Quasar	22
21	GO	13280	Esther Buenzli	Evolution of heterogeneous cloud structure through the T dwarf sequence	15
21	AR	13279	Wei Zheng	The Johns Hopkins University	USA	Characterizing the Young Galaxies at Cosmic Dawn	unknown
21	AR	13278	Rik Williams	Carnegie Institution of Washington	USA	A new window on galactic suburbia with CSI, CANDELS, and GOODS-S	unknown
21	AR	13277	Benjamin Williams	University of Washington	USA	Measuring of the Progenitor Masses of Historic Supernovae	unknown
21	AR	13276	J. Wheeler	University of Texas at Austin	USA	Multidimensional and Radiation Hydrodynamics Simulations of Superluminous Supernovae	unknown
21	AR	13275	Jessica Werk	University of Washington	USA	The Skeleton in the Closet: Testing the Effect of HII Region Self-Enrichment Using Archival STIS Data	unknown
21	AR	13274	David Wake	University of North Carolina Asheville	USA	Predicting the Performance of Satellite Dark Energy Surveys using WFC3 Grism Spectroscopy	unknown
21	AR	13273	Enrico Vesperini	Indiana University System	USA	Effects of dynamical evolution on the stellar mass function of multiple population globular clusters	unknown
21	AR	13272	Roeland van der Marel	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Proper Motions of Distant Halo Stars: New Clues to Milky Way Structure, Evolution and Mass	unknown
21	AR	13271	Tommaso Treu	University of California - Los Angeles	USA	The cosmic evolution of faint satellites galaxies as a test of galaxy formation and the nature of dark matter	unknown
21	AR	13270	Rachel Somerville	Simons Foundation Center for Computational Astrophysics	USA	Constraining the Physics of Dwarf Galaxy Formation from the Reionization Epoch to the Present	unknown
21	AR	13269	Allen Shafter	San Diego State University	USA	A Multiwavelength Study of Recurrent Novae in the Bulge of M31	unknown
21	AR	13268	Anil Seth	University of Utah	USA	The Structure of the Nearest Nuclear Star Clusters	unknown
21	AR	13267	Eric Schindhelm	Southwest Research Institute	USA	Reconstructing Lyman Alpha Radiation in T Tauri Stars	unknown
21	AR	13266	Russell Ryan	Space Telescope Science Institute	USA	Understanding the Population of Distant Ultracool-Dwarfs from WISPS and 3d-HST	unknown
21	AR	13265	Anna Rosen	University of California - San Diego	USA	Simulating the Birth of Massive Star Clusters: Is Destruction Inevitable?	unknown
21	AR	13264	Thomas Quinn	University of Washington	USA	The New Frontier of cosmological Simulations: Robust predictions of the galaxy population properties at z>4.	unknown
21	AR	13263	Ruth Peterson	SETI Institute	USA	Determining Fe I Energy Levels with STIS 230H Near-UV Spectra of Metal-Poor Stars	unknown
21	AR	13262	Benjamin Oppenheimer	University of Colorado at Boulder	USA	Cosmic HI: a tracer of the physics regulating galaxy formation over a Hubble time	unknown
21	AR	13261	Brian O'Shea	Michigan State University	USA	Unlocking the secrets of absorption line complexes in the intergalactic medium	unknown
21	AR	13260	Francisco Mueller-Sanchez	University of Memphis	USA	The Physics of the Coronal Line Region in Seyfert Galaxies and its Role in Galaxy Evolution	unknown
21	AR	13259	Bahram Mobasher	University of California - Riverside	USA	Combined Study of High Spatial Resolution Color and Mass Maps with Dynamics of Galaxies	unknown
21	AR	13258	Jessica Lu	University of California - Berkeley	USA	Kinematics of the Massive Star Forming Region, Orion BN/KL	unknown
21	AR	13257	Marc Kuchner	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	USA	SMACK: A New Tool for Modeling Images of Debris Disks	unknown
21	AR	13256	Mark Krumholz	Australian National University	AUS	Tools for Stellar Population Synthesis in the Stochastic Regime	unknown
21	AR	13255	Inger Jorgensen	NOIRLab - Gemini North (HI)	USA	Galaxy evolution in the densest environments: HST imaging	unknown
21	AR