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Appendix A6 Curriculum Vitae Key Researchers Marco Spaans Education: University of Leiden M.Sc. Astronomy 27 08 1991 Ph.D. (cum laude) on thesis: Models of Inhomogeneous Interstellar Clouds Advisor: E.F. van Dishoeck 21 09 1995 Positions Research Fellow, Johns Hopkins University 01 10 1995 – 30 09 1997 Hubble Fellow, Harvard University 01 10 1997 – 30 08 2000 NOVA Fellow, Univ. of Groningen 01 09 2000 – 30 08 2001 Assistant Professor, Univ. of Groningen 01 09 2001 – 30 08 2006 Professor of ISM Physics, Univ. of Groningen 01 01 2008 – present Memberships International Astronomical Union Other affiliations and honors C.J. Kok Prize (best thesis) of Dutch Astronomy, 1995 Research: Star and planet formation, active galaxies, ISM, proto-galaxies Publications Authored or co-authored 74 refereed papers, 3 invited review papers, ~60 conference contributions, 5 popular papers, and chapters in 3 books; ~1612 citations (ADS); h-index: 26 PhD theses supervised: 7 Current composition group: 5 graduate students, 1 postdoc Recent Membership in National and International Committees (selection): Co-I, SCUBA-2 and HARP-B JCMT Galactic surveys, 2005-present Head of ISM group, University of Groningen: 2005-present Co-I, Herschel guaranteed time program HERCULES: 2008-present PI , ALMA band 9 R&D: 2008-present Member, JCMT oversight committee: 2009-present Co-organizer of 10 international (IAU) meetings A6. 20
Appendix A6 Curriculum Vitae Key Researchers Xander A.G.G.M. Tielens Education: University of Leiden M.Sc. Astronomy 1976 Ph.D. on thesis: Physics and Chemistry of Interstellar Dust Advisors: H.J. Habing and L.J. Allamandola 1982 Positions NRC Associate NASA Ames Research Center 1982 – 1984 Research Associate University of California Berkeley 1984 – 1989 Senior Scientist NASA Ames Research Cente: 1989 – 1997 Senior Scientist SRON 1997 – 2004 Professor of Astrophysics, University of Groningen 1998 – 2005 Senior Scientist NASA Ames Research Center 2005 – 2009 Professor of Astrophysics, University of Leiden 2009 – present Memberships American Astronomical Society Other affiliations and honors HJ Allan Award NASA Ames Research Center 1988; Pastoor Schmeits Prize of Dutch Astronomy, 1992; HJ Allan Award NASA Ames Research Center 1992; Miller Visiting Research Professor, University of California, Berkeley, 2002; Caroline Herschel fellow STScI 2009; European Reseach Council Advanced Grant 2009; Visiting Professor Chalmers University, Sweden 2010 Research: Interstellar medium, interstellar dust, interstellar molecules, photo dissociation regions, ejecta from asymptotic giant branch stars, infrared spectroscopy Publications Authored or co-authored 319 refereed papers with 19,500 citations; (ADS), h-index 79; author of the text book “Physics and Chemistry of the Interstellar Medium (University of Cambridge Press); editor of 4 conference proceedings; 13 invited reviews over the last 5 years PhD theses supervised 1999-2009: 17 Current composition group: 2 graduate students, 1 postdocs; 6 graduate & 4 postdoc positions pending Recent Membership in National and International Committees (selection): Project Scientist, HIFI Heterodyne instrument on board of Herschel Space Observatory : 1997-present NASA Project Scientist, Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy: 2005-2007 Coordinator of “The Molecular Universe EU RTN Network: 2004-2008 Member of the Editorial Board of the Journal (Springer Verlag) “Space Sciences Review” Editor of the Journal Astrophysics & Space Sciences Chair or co-Chair of 14 international meetings; Member of SOC of an additional 8 meetings over the last decade A6. 21
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