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Astrophsyics

Physics of the Cosmos Program Analysis Group (PhysPAG)

PhysPAG Executive Committee

The PhysPAG Chair and the PhysPAG Executive Committee (EC) are appointed members of the PhysPAG whose responsibilities include organizing meetings and collecting and summarizing community input with subsequent reporting to the Astrophysics Division Director.

Executive Committee Selections

  • Memo from NASA Headquarters November 2019 [PDF]
  • Memo from NASA Headquarters November 2018 [PDF]
  • Memo from NASA Headquarters December 2017 [PDF]
  • Memo from NASA Headquarters November 2016 [PDF]
  • Memo from NASA Headquarters November 2015 [PDF]
  • Memo from NASA Headquarters November 2014 [PDF]
  • Memo from NASA Headquarters December 2013 [PDF]

Executive Committee Membership

Term
NameInstitutionExpertiseStartEnd
John Conklin
(Chair Emeritus)		Univ. of FloridaGW SIGJan 2015Dec 2020
Sylvain GuiriecGeorge Washington Univ.GR SIGDec 2016Dec 2020
Kevin HuffenbergerFlorida State Univ.CoS SIG/IP SIGDec 2017Dec 2020
James RhoadsGSFCCoS SIGDec 2017Dec 2020
Graça Rocha
(Chair)		JPLIP SIG/CoS SIGDec 2017Dec 2020
Abigail ViereggUniv. of ChicagoIP SIG/CR SIGDec 2017Dec 2020
Nicolas YunesUniv. of IllinoisGW SIGDec 2017Dec 2020
Ryan Hickox
(Vice Chair)		Dartmouth CollegeXR SIGDec 2018Dec 2021
Marcos SantanderUniv. of AlabamaCR SIG/GR SIGDec 2018Dec 2021
Jillian BellovaryQueensborough Comm CollGW SIG/XR SIGDec 2019Dec 2022
Sean McWilliamsWVUGW SIGDec 2019Dec 2022
Bindu RaniSURA, GSFCGR SIGDec 2019Dec 2022
Grant TremblaySAOXR SIGDec 2019Dec 2022

  • Past PhysPAG Members



    • PCOS News

    Program News and Announcements

    29 July 2020
    SMD calls for Expressions of Interest (EOI) from currently funded researchers for augmentations and funded extensions to existing awards to help make up for increased costs directly attributable to the COVID-19 pandemic. »  Details.
    29 July 2020
    Community Announcement: Intention to Amend ROSES-20 via a Future Appendix for Payloads and Research Investigations on the Surface of the Moon (PRISM). »  Details.
    27 July 2020
    Snowmass 21 planning underway, with several topical groups on PCOS-related science. »  Details.
    23 July 2020
    New deadline set for JWST Cycle 1 General Observer proposals. Proposals will be due by 08:00 pm Eastern Time (ET) on Tuesday November 24, 2020. »  Details.
    14 July 2020
    The NASA LISA Study Team has released a report by their Science Support Task Force analyzing the impact that various levels of access, latency, and user support have on the ability of the US community to maximize the discovery potential of the ESA-led LISA mission. The report was submitted to NASA on 28 Feb 2020. [PDF] »  Details.
    8 July 2020
    NASA's Science Mission Directorate will hold a virtual community town hall with Associate Administrator for Science Thomas Zurbuchen and other members of the Science leadership team at 3 p.m. EDT Thursday, July 9. »  Details.
    7 July 2020
    Second workshop to solicit and collect community input to help create a plan and timeline, or "roadmap," for SOFIA's instrument development to be held 27–29 July 2020. »  Details.
    2 July 2020
    NASA releases final text for Astrophysics Pioneers opportunity. Notices of Intent due 13 August 2020; proposals due 1 October 2020. »  Details.
    1 July 2020
    NASA releases draft text of Citizen Science Seed Funding Program. Deadline 30 July 2020. »  Details.
    30 June 2020
    NASA defers XRISM Guest Scientist Program to 2021. »  Details.
    30 June 2020
    SOFIA Cycle 9 Calls for Proposals Released. Deadline 4 September 2020. »  Details.
    26 June 2020
    Based on extensive feedback from the community, including the recent COPAG survey and APAC discussion, the Astrophysics Data Analysis Program will be solicited in ROSES-2021. »  Details.

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