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STRINGS 2021 - LIST of PARTICIPANTS (Until June 16) STRINGS 2021 - LIST OF PARTICIPANTS (until June 16) - Nº Name Institution Country Position 1 Aalsma, Lars University of Wisconsin-Madison United States of America Postdoc 2 Abbasi, Navid LZU China Faculty 3 Abderrazaq, Abassi El Ibn Tofail University Morrocco Graduate student 4 Abdulhamid, Ibrahim Muhammad Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt Egypt Graduate student 5 Abe, Yoshihiko Kyoto Univ. Japan Graduate student 6 Abhishek, Md. Harish-Chandra Research Institute India Graduate student 7 Aboelkhair, Alaa Dakahlia STEM School Egypt High school 8 Acharya, Bobby ICTP Italy Faculty 9 Adami, Hamed Tsinghua University China Postdoc 10 Adeifeoba, Ademola Universität Hamburg Germany Graduate student 11 Afkhami-Jeddi, Nima University of Chicago USA Postdoc 12 Afrasiar, Mir IIT Kanpur India PhD student 13 Ageev, Dmitry Steklov Mathematical Institute, RAS Russia Postdoc 14 Aggarwal, Ankit ULB, Brussels and UvA, Amsterdam Belgium Graduate student 15 Agon, Cesar Centro Atomico Bariloche Argentina Postdoc 16 Agrawal, Bhuvan University of Cologne Germany Graduate student 17 Aharony, Ofer Weizmann Institute of Science Israel Faculty 18 ahmad, Suhail Central university of kashmir India Faculty 19 Ahmed, Ayaz Indian Institute of Technology Bombay India Graduate student 20 Ahmed, Faizuddin National Academy Gauripur India Faculty 21 Ahmed, Hamza Northeastern University United states Graduate student 22 Ahmed, Waqar Syed National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences-FAST Pakistan Faculty 23 Ahn, Sophie Valley Christian HS United States High School Student 24 Ahsan, Muhammad University of Sindh, Jamshoro Pakistan Graduate student 25 Akavoor, Manu Chennai Mathematical Institute India Graduate student 26 Akers, Chris MIT USA Postdoc 27 Akhare, Arya DACN India Undergraduate student 28 Akhond, Mohammad Swansea University United Kingdom Graduate student 29 Alalawi, Shabeeb University of Bonn Germany Graduate student 30 Alam, Shamsun University of Chittagong Bangladesh Faculty 31 Alan TU Delft Netherlands Graduate student 32 Albert, Jan Stony Brook University USA Graduate student 33 Albrychiewicz, Emil UC Berkeley USA Undergraduate student 34 Aldana, Burbano Mauricio Ivan University of California, Berkeley Colombia Graduate student 35 ALDAZABAL, MARCELO GERARDO Instituto Balseiro; Centro Atómico Bariloche Argentina Faculty 36 Alexandrov, Sergei Montpellier University, CNRS France Faculty 37 Alexiev, Philip Private person Bulgaria Curious on topic 38 Alfarano, G. Gerlando University of Southampton UK Graduate student 39 Ali, Muhammed Fathima MES College Marampally, Ernakulam. Kerala India Graduate student 40 Ali, Sabir Md Indian Institute of Technology Ropar India Postdoc 41 Ali, Zahid University of the Punjab Lahore Pakistan Graduate student 42 Alikaya, Can Mehmet Humboldt University Germany Undergraduate student 43 Alim, Murad University of Hamburg Germany Faculty 44 Alishahiha, Mohsen IPM Iran Faculty 45 Almeida, Lourdes de Maria Opus Psicologia Clinica Brasil Faculty 46 Almeida, Luz Gabriel UFRN Brazil Graduate student 47 Almheiri, Ahmed Institute for Advanced Study USA Postdoc 48 Alnafisah, Ali King Saud University Saudi Arabia Undergraduate student 49 Alnasheet, Qassim Heriot-Watt University Denmark Undergraduate student 50 Alonso-Monsalve, Elba MIT USA Graduate student 51 Álvarez, Vega Roberto Instituto Superior Técnico Portugal Graduate student 52 Alvarez-Gaume, Luis Simons Center for Geometry and Physics USA Faculty 53 Alvez, Anaclara UdelaR Uruguay Graduate student 54 Amado, Barragan Julian Jose Universidade Federal de Pernambuco Brasil Postdoc 55 Amano, Markus The University of Alabama USA Graduate student 56 Amariti, Antonio Infn Italy Faculty 57 Amaya, Eduardo Daniel UFRJ Brazil Graduate student 58 Ambrosino, Federico Università di Pisa Italy Undergraduate student 59 Ameri, Mehdi Ferdowsi University of Mashhad Iran Graduate student 60 Aminov, Gleb Stony Brook University United States Graduate student 61 Ammon, Martin Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena Germany Faculty 62 AN, YANG Zhejiang University China Postdoc 63 Anastasiou, Giorgos Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso Chile Postdoc 64 Andino, Lasso Oscar Universidad de Las Américas Ecuador Faculty 65 Ando, Yuji Tsukuba.U Japan Graduate student 66 Andreev, Oleg Landau Institute for Theoretical Physics Russia Faculty 67 Andriolo, Enrico QMUL UK Graduate student 68 Andriolo, Patrick University of São Paulo Brasil Undergraduate student 69 Andriolo, Stefano Ben Gurion University Israel Postdoc 70 Anegawa, Takanori Osaka University Japan Graduate student 71 Angelinos, Nikolaos University of Kentucky United States Graduate student 72 Angelis, De Stefano Queen Mary University of London United Kingdom Graduate student 73 Anguelova, Lilia INRNE, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Bulgaria Faculty 74 Angus, Stephen Asia Pacific Center for Theoretical Physics South Korea Postdoc 75 Anous, Tarek University of Amsterdam Netherlands Postdoc 76 Antonia, Paraskevopoulou National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Greece Undergraduate student 77 Antoniadis, Ignatios LPTHE - CNRS -Sorbonne University France Faculty 78 Antonini, Stefano University of Maryland United States Graduate student 79 Antunes, António University of Porto Portugal Graduate student 80 Aoufia, Christian Unimore Italia Undergraduate student 81 Apolo, Luis Beijing Institute of Mathematical Sciences and Applications China Faculty 82 Apte, Anuj University of Chicago United State of America Graduate student 83 Arango, Cano Alexander Javier Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Colombia Adjunct Professor 84 Araujo, Moraes de Gabrielly Bruna ICFO Spain Graduate student 85 Araujo, Roberto University of Münster Germany Graduate student 86 Arav, Igal University of Amsterdam (UvA) The Netherlands Postdoc 87 Ardalan, Farhad IPM Iran Faculty 88 Ardon, Leon de Rodrigo Universidad Andrés Bello Chile Postdoc 89 Aref'eva, Irina Steklov Mathematical Institure Россия Faculty 90 Arenas, Alejandro Universidad Nacional de Colombia Colombia Graduate student 91 Arfaei, Hessamaddin Sharif University of Technology Iran Faculty 92 Argüello, M. Diego Universidad de los Andes Colombia Graduate student 93 Arias, Cesar University of California, Davis USA Postdoc 94 Arias, Raúl IFLP Argentina Faculty 95 Arias-Tamargo, Guillermo University of Oviedo Spain Graduate student 96 Arnab Mcgill University Canada Undergraduate student 97 Arnold, Leighton University of Queensland Australia Graduate student 98 Arora, Gurbir Brandeis University USA Graduate student 99 Arora, Rajesh Mahek GIIS PG SMART Campus Singapore Undergraduate student 100 Artemev, Aleksandr MIPT Russia Graduate student 101 Arthur, M Lucas Massachusetts Institute of Technology United States Undergraduate student 102 Asadi, Fereidoun LMU Munich Germany Graduate student 103 Asano, Yuhma University of Tsukuba Japan Faculty 104 Ashish IIT Kanpur India Graduate student 105 Ashish, Astik Department of Physics, Ranchi University India Graduate student 106 Ashmore, Anthony University of Chicago USA Postdoc 107 Ásmundsson, Hrólfur LMU Germany Graduate student 108 Asplund, Curtis San José State University USA Faculty 109 Aspman, Johannes Trinity College Dublin Ireland Graduate student 110 Asrat, Meseret University of Chicago USA Graduate student 111 Assunção, Braz Júlia Federal University of Viçosa Brazil Undergraduate student 112 Astaneh, Faraji Amin Sharif University of Technology and IPM Iran Faculty 113 Asthana, Apoorva IIT Bombay India Graduate student 114 Athenodorou, Andreas University of Pisa & The Cyprus Institute Italy Senior Researcher 115 Ávido, Benvindo Osvaldo Nilton Universidade de Évora Angola Undergraduate student 116 Ayman Damanhour University Egypt Faculty 117 Ayub, Salahuddin Rehmoz Muhammad Institute of Space Technology Pakistan Undergraduate student 118 Azam, Bilal Muhammad LUMS Pakistan Graduate student 119 Azevedo, Thales IF/UFRJ Brazil Faculty 120 Azuma, Takehiro Setsunan University Japan Faculty 121 Babaei-Aghbolagh, Hossein University of Mohaghegh Ardabili Iran Graduate student 122 Baczyk, Michal ETH Zurich Switzerland Undergraduate student 123 Bae, Jin-Beom Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford UK Postdoc 124 Bagchi, Arjun IIT Kanpur India Faculty 125 Bah, Ibrahima Johns Hopkins University USA Faculty 126 Baiguera, Stefano Niels Bohr Institute Denmark Postdoc 127 Baishya, Banashree IIT Guwahati India Graduate student 128 Bak, Dongsu University of Seoul Korea Faculty 129 Bakhmatov, Ilya ITMP MSU Russia Postdoc 130 Balasubramanian, Aswin Rutgers India Postdoc 131 Baldino, Salvatore Instituto Superior Tecnico Portugal Graduate student 132 Ball, Adam Harvard United States Graduate student 133 Ballav, Anjan The University of Burdwan India Undergraduate student 134 Ballav, Sourav IISER Bhopal India Postdoc 135 Ballesteros, Romina Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso Chile Graduate student 136 Ballon-Bayona, Alfonso Rio de Janeiro Federal University Brazil Faculty 137 Banerjee, Aditya Amity University Noida India Undergraduate student 138 Banerjee, Anindya Rutgers University United States Graduate student 139 Banerjee, Avik IIT Madras - ENS Paris India Postdoc 140 Banerjee, Pinaki IAS USA Postdoc 141 Banerjee, Shamik Institute of Physics India Faculty 142 Banerjee, Souvik University of Würzburg Germany Postdoc 143 Banihashemi, Batoul University of Maryland United States Graduate student 144 Bao, Jiahui Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Japan Graduate student 145 Bao, Jiakang City, University of London UK Graduate student 146 Barbar, Ahmed University
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