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NOAO Approved Programs for 2018B

	PI	Institution	Prop. ID	Site	Tel.	Nts.
	Proposal Title
	Schlegel, David	Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	2014B-0404	CTIO	4m	51.5
	The DECam Legacy Survey of the SDSS Equatorial Sky
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	PI	Institution	Prop. ID	Site	Tel.	Nts.
	Proposal Title
	Burgasser, Adam	University of California, San Diego	2017A-0141	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.895
	Mass Measurements Across the Hydrogen Burning Limit: Astrometric Orbits for Spectral Binaries (Northern Sample)
	Dawson, William	Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory	2018A-0273	CTIO	4m	10
	PALS: Paralensing Survey of Intermediate Mass Black Holes
	Finkbeiner, Douglas	Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics	2018B-0271	CTIO	4m	8
	Mapping Dust in 3D with DECam: A Galactic Plane Survey
	Foley, Ryan	University of California, Santa Cruz	2018B-0317	CTIO	SOAR	2
	Young Supernova Experiment
	Howell, Steve	NASA Ames Research Center	2017A-0006	KPNO	WIYNQ	4
	K2 Exoplanet Candidates: Small Planet Validation and Host Star Binarity
	Koekemoer, Anton	Space Telescope Science Institute	2018A-0231	CTIO	4m	3
	Superluminous Supernovae in the Epoch of Reionization
	Malhotra, Sangeeta	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	2018B-0327	CTIO	4m	4
	Lyman Alpha Galaxies in the Epoch of Reionization
	Moskovitz, Nicholas	Lowell Observatory	2017B-0111	CTIO	SOAR	5
	The Mission Accessible Near-Earth Object Survey (MANOS)
	Pablo, Herbert	American Association of Variable Star Observers	2018B-0137	CTIO	1.5m-SVC	0.9
	CPD -29 2176: Determining an orbital solution for the first Binary Magnetar
	Rest, Armin	Space Telescope Science Institute	2018B-0122	CTIO	4m	2.5
	Photometric Time Series of Carinae's Great Eruption
	Tokovinin, Andrei	National Optical Astronomy Observatory	2018A-0004	CTIO	SOAR	2
	Dynamics of resolved triple systems and ``fast'' binaries
	Treu, Tommaso	University of California, Los Angeles	2017A-0190	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.8
	A reverberation mapping black hole mass measurement at z=2.82
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	PI	Institution	Prop. ID	Site	Tel.	Nts.
	Proposal Title
	Agliozzo, Claudia	European Southern Observatory	2018B-0146	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	0.33
	GMOS-S IFU observations of presumably helical nebulae around two Magellanic LBVs
	Allers, Katelyn	Bucknell University	2018B-0157	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	2.37
	Rotation Rates of Planetary-Mass Objects
	Andersen, Morten	Gemini Observatory North	2018B-0183	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	1.83
	Probing Star Formation in a Low-Metallicity Environment
	Andersen, Morten	Gemini Observatory North	2018B-0192	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	0.82
	Revealing the innards of a superstar cluster in the making
	Banados, Eduardo	Carnegie Institution of Washington	2018B-0083	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.94
	The black hole mass of one of the youngest (<10,000 years) quasars known at z=6
	Barkhouse, Wayne	University of North Dakota	2018B-0314	KPNO	0.9m	7
	U-band Measurement of Star Formation in Cluster Galaxies
	Battisti, Andrew	Australian National University	2018B-0140	KPNO	WIYN	4
	Sweeping Away the Dust: Understanding Attenuation up to the Peak of Cosmic Star Formation
	Bechtol, Keith	Large Synoptic Survey Telescope	2018B-0312	CTIO	4m	1
	Revealing the Sources of High-Energy Astrophysical Neutrinos
	Beck, Tracy	Space Telescope Science Institute	2018B-0177	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	3.54
	Investigating the Nature of Very Young Brown Dwarfs
	Bezanson, Rachel	University of Pittsburgh	2018B-0246	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.49
	The Morphological Transformation as Revealed by Age Gradients and Rotational Support in Post-starburst Galaxies at z~0.6
	Bezanson, Rachel	University of Pittsburgh	2018B-0246	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	0.13
	The Morphological Transformation as Revealed by Age Gradients and Rotational Support in Post-starburst Galaxies at z~0.6
	Bostroem, K. Azalee	University of California, Davis	2018B-0191	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	1.06
	Progenitors of SNe type II from nebular spectra
	Bostroem, K. Azalee	University of California, Davis	2018B-0191	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	1.48
	Progenitors of SNe type II from nebular spectra
	Bouy, Herve	University of Bordeaux	2018B-0340	CTIO	4m	2
	Complementing Gaia from the ground: the COSMIC-DANCE survey
	Bowen, David	Princeton University	2018B-0068	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	0.15
	The Baryon Reservoirs in Ultra Diffuse Galaxies
	Cartier, Regis	Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory	2018B-0245	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	0.6
	Observations of the Type Ia-CSM SN 2016iks beyond 600 d: witnessing the fade of the circumstellar interaction
	Cenko, Stephen	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	2018B-0161	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	1.3
	Multi-Wavelength Spectroscopy of Tidal Disruption Flares: A Legacy Sample for the LSST Era
	Chene, Andre-Nicolas	Gemini Observatory North	2018B-0085	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	1.98
	Microlensing black holes and their masses from Gaia
	Chornock, Ryan	Ohio University	2018B-0251	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.498
	Determining the nucleosynthetic outputs of neutron star mergers with Gemini
	Chornock, Ryan	Ohio University	2018B-0251	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	0.499
	Determining the nucleosynthetic outputs of neutron star mergers with Gemini
	Ciardi, David	California Institute of Technology	2018B-0081	KPNO	WIYNQ	3
	Determining the True Kepler Occurrence Rates: Correcting for Stellar Multiplicity
	Clark, Catherine	Lowell Observatory	2018B-0126	KPNO	WIYNQ	4
	NESSI Survey of Potential Low-Mass Exoplanet Hosts
	Colon, Knicole	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	2018B-0214	KPNO	WIYN	8
	Characterizing K2 and TESS Exoplanets with Near-Infrared Transit Photometry
	Crenshaw, D Michael	Georgia State University	2018B-0163	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	3.42
	Resolving the Mechanisms of Feeding and Feedback in Nearby AGN
	Diaz, Gonzalo	Gemini Observatory North	2018B-0292	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	1.181
	Near-IR Spectroscopy of Obscured AGNs Selected by Machine Learning Algorithms.
	Diaz, Gonzalo	Gemini Observatory North	2018B-0292	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	0.81
	Near-IR Spectroscopy of Obscured AGNs Selected by Machine Learning Algorithms.
	Dupuy, Trent	Gemini Observatory North	2018B-0267	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	1.13
	Improved Calibration of M Dwarf Fundamental Parameters with Alopeke
	Durbala, Adriana	University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point	2018B-0921	KPNO	0.9m	5
	Observations of Groups and Poor Galaxy Clusters
	Esplin, Taran	University of Arizona	2018B-0053	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	1.1
	Searching for Planetary-mass Brown Dwarfs in Taurus
	Evans, Wyn	University of Cambridge	2018B-0079	CTIO	SOAR	3
	Hypervelocity Stars from the Large Magellanic Cloud
	Fesen, Robert	Dartmouth College	2018B-0265	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.65
	Investigating Iron-Rich Ejecta in Cassiopeia A's NE Jet
	Fong, Wen-fai	Northwestern University	2018B-0180	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.251
	Probing the Properties of Neutron Star Mergers: Rapid Observations of Short Gamma-ray Bursts
	Fong, Wen-fai	Northwestern University	2018B-0180	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	0.2484
	Probing the Properties of Neutron Star Mergers: Rapid Observations of Short Gamma-ray Bursts
	Gagne, Jonathan	Carnegie Institution of Washington	2018B-0056	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	1.39
	The BASS-Ultracool Search for Isolated Giant Exoplanet Analogs
	Galbany, Lluis	University of Pittsburgh	2018B-0060	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.99
	Spectroscopic confirmation of HSC high-redshift superluminous supernovae
	Geha, Marla	Yale University	2018B-0185	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	1.2
	An APOGEE Search for Stellar Mass Black Holes
	Gosnell, Natalie	Colorado College	2018B-0133	KPNO	WIYN	4
	Clusters with K2: systematics from membership and binarity
	Graham, Melissa L.	University of Washington	2018B-0243	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.32
	A Deeper Physical Understanding of Thermonuclear Supernovae with Nebular-Phase Spectra
	Graham, Melissa L.	University of Washington	2018B-0243	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	0.78
	A Deeper Physical Understanding of Thermonuclear Supernovae with Nebular-Phase Spectra
	Graur, Or	Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics	2018B-0162	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	2.78
	Late-time near-infrared imaging of nearby Type Ia supernovae
	Green, Paul	Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics	2018B-0239	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	1.044
	Changing-Look Quasars: Radical Changes in Accretion Rate?
	Hardegree-Ullman, Kevin	University of Toledo	2018B-0212	KPNO	WIYN	8
	Characterizing Low Mass Stars in the TESS Northern Continuous Viewing Zone
	Healy, Julia	University of Groningen	2018B-0143	KPNO	WIYN	5.5
	Environment-driven Galaxy Evolution in the Perseus-Pisces Supercluster
	Hermes, J	University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill	2018B-0138	CTIO	SOAR	4
	Measuring the endpoints of stellar rotation
	Howell, Steve	NASA Ames Research Center	2018B-0092	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	4
	K2 Exoplanet Candidates: Characterization of Small, Rocky Planets & Their Host Star Environments
	Howell, Steve	NASA Ames Research Center	2018B-0092	GEM-S	GEM-S-SVC	4
	K2 Exoplanet Candidates: Characterization of Small, Rocky Planets & Their Host Star Environments
	Hui, Man-To	University of California, Los Angeles	2018B-0223	KPNO	0.9m	5
	Astrometry of Long-Period Comets
	Jha, Saurabh	Rutgers University	2018B-0182	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.48
	Spectroscopy of Type Iax Supernovae
	Jha, Saurabh	Rutgers University	2018B-0182	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	0.25
	Spectroscopy of Type Iax Supernovae
	Ji, Alexander	Carnegie Institution of Washington	2018B-0197	GEM-N	GEM-N-SVC	1.2
	The origin of peculiar Mg/K stars throughout the Milky Way
	Johnson, Marshall	Ohio State University	2018B-0170	GEM-N	GEM-N-SVC	1
	Doppler Tomographic Observations of the Longest Period A Star Transiting Planet
	Kelley, Michael	University of Maryland	2018B-0248	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	0.45
	Distant activity and surface evolution of comet Hale-Bopp
	Kelly, Patrick	University of Minnesota	2018B-0147	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.44
	Measuring the Light Curve of an Extremely Magnified Individual Star at Redshift z=1.49
	Kilic, Mukremin	University of Oklahoma, Norman	2018B-0052	GEM-N	GEM-N-SVC	1.45
	Double Degenerates in the Solar Neighborhood
	Kilic, Mukremin	University of Oklahoma, Norman	2018B-0052	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	0.336
	Double Degenerates in the Solar Neighborhood
	Kilpatrick, Charles	University of California, Santa Cruz	2018B-0250	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	0.3
	Identifying the Progenitors of Astrophysical Transients
	Kim, Hwihyun	Gemini Observatory North	2018B-0295	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.95
	Gemini Spectroscopic Survey of LEGUS Candidate LBVs in NGC 4395 and NGC 1313
	Kim, Hwihyun	Gemini Observatory North	2018B-0295	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	0.91
	Gemini Spectroscopic Survey of LEGUS Candidate LBVs in NGC 4395 and NGC 1313
	Kobulnicky, Henry	University of Wyoming	2018B-0261	GEM-N	GEM-N-SVC	1.1
	High-Resolution GRACES tomographic mapping of a Luminous Red Nova progenitor
	Kong, Albert	National Tsing Hua University	2018B-0145	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.22
	Unveiling the binary nature of the pular PSR B0919+06
	Krafton, Kelsie	Louisiana State University	2018B-0098	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	1.13
	Dust masses from line asymmetries in late-time spectra of X-ray emitting supernovae
	Kumar, Sahana	Florida State University	2018B-0247	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	1.18
	Understanding the origins of Type Ia Supernovae through nebular phase near-infrared spectroscopy
	Labadie-Bartz, Jonathan	University of Delaware	2018B-0302	GEM-N	GEM-N-SVC	0.25
	Weighing and classifying the exotic massive Beta Cephei pulsator + hot evolved companion eclipsing binary
	LaMassa, Stephanie	Space Telescope Science Institute	2018B-0072	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	1.35
	The Hunt for Red Quasars: Unveiling Luminous Obscured Black Hole Growth
	Laycock, Silas	University of Massachusetts, Lowell	2018B-0234	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	1.32
	Blue Supergiant X-ray Binaries in our Nearest Starburst Galaxy
	Lee, Gwang-Ho	University of Arizona	2018B-0325	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	1.3
	Understanding Red Sequence Evolution by Mapping the Stellar Population of Post-Starburst Galaxies
	Lee, Jae-Woo	Sejong University	2018B-0917	KPNO	0.9m	8
	Sejong Ca-CN Survey
	Lin, Huan	Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory	2018B-0198	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	1.28
	A Galaxy Redshift Survey of the Line-of-Sight Environments of Two Lensed Quasar Quads
	Lowenthal, James	Smith College	2018B-0339	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	1.84
	Gravitational Lens Models for the Brightest Planck SMGs at 1<z<4
	Lundquist, Michael	Gemini Observatory North	2018B-0316	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	1.16
	Probing the Binary Fraction of the Cygnus OB2 Association
	Mann, Andrew	Columbia University	2018B-0105	KPNO	WIYN	5
	Studying Young Planets with TESS
	Markwardt, Larissa	University of Michigan, Ann Arbor	2018B-0293	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	1.75
	Constraining the Surface Composition of the Most Extreme TNO: the First Near-IR Reflectance Spectrum of 2015 BP519
	Martinez, Clara	Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory	2018B-0310	CTIO	SOAR	4
	Exploring the early evolution of the distant Milky Way satellite Eridanus II using RR Lyrae stars
	Martini, Paul	Ohio State University	2018B-0108	CTIO	4m	1.5
	DECam Calibration of the OzDES Reverberation Mapping Program
	Masiero, Joseph	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	2018B-0067	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	0.8
	Time-critical followup of deep-south newly discovered NEOWISE near-Earth objects
	Massey, Philip	Lowell Observatory	2018B-0062	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	2.55
	The Nature of a New Type of Wolf-Rayet Star
	Matson, Rachel	NASA Ames Research Center	2018B-0286	GEM-S	GEM-S-SVC	4
	Characterization of TESS Targets near the Southern Ecliptic Pole
	Matson, Rachel	NASA Ames Research Center	2018B-0333	KPNO	WIYNQ	0.5
	Close Binary Companions in Exoplanet Host Stars
	Merritt, Rachael	Georgia State University	2018B-0209	KPNO	WIYN	2
	The Host Galaxies of Reverberation-Mapped AGNs in the Near-Infrared
	Miles-Paez, Paulo	University of Western Ontario	2018B-0120	CTIO	0.9m	7
	Identifying the ultra-cool dwarfs with equator-on view to search for rocky planets.
	Miller, Adam	Northwestern University	2018B-0235	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.66
	Rapid-resonse Spectroscopy of Young Explosions
	Miller, Adam	Northwestern University	2018B-0235	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	0.22
	Rapid-resonse Spectroscopy of Young Explosions
	Moskovitz, Nicholas	Lowell Observatory	2018B-0073	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	2
	The Mission Accessible Near-Earth Object Survey (MANOS)
	Moskovitz, Nicholas	Lowell Observatory	2018B-0073	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	2
	The Mission Accessible Near-Earth Object Survey (MANOS)
	Moskovitz, Nicholas	Lowell Observatory	2018B-0121	CTIO	SOAR	2
	Rotational Characterization of DESTINY+ Mission Target Asteroid 2005 UD
	Nielsen, Eric	Stanford University	2018B-0309	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	0.6
	Orbits of Moving Group Binaries: Constraining the Ages of Planet-Hosting Moving Groups using GPI NRM Astrometric Monitoring
	Nitta, Atsuko	Gemini Observatory North	2018B-0307	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	1.65
	White dwarf stars as tracers of stellar, galactic, and planetary evolution
	Nusdeo, Daniel	Georgia State University	2018B-0203	KPNO	WIYNQ	3
	K-KIDS: The NESSI Imaging Survey for Companions to More Than 1000 K Dwarfs at Solar System Scales
	Otsuka, Masaaki	Academia Sinica Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics	2018B-0299	KPNO	WIYN	2.5
	SparsePak IFU Optical Follow-up of the Herschel Far-IR IFU Planetary Nebulae Sample (II)
	Probst, Ron	National Optical Astronomy Observatory	2018B-0924	KPNO	0.9m	10
	Accretion Variability Studies
	Ramos Almeida, Cristina	Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias	2018B-0166	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.85
	A systematic multiphase characterization of AGN feedback in the near-infrared
	Richardson, Noel	University of Toledo	2018B-0117	CTIO	1.5m-SVC	1
	The connection of wind structures to observed X-ray variability in massive stars
	Richmond, Michael	Rochester Institute of Technology	2018B-0922	KPNO	0.9m	6
	Photometry of Cataclysmic Variable Stars
	Rivera Sandoval, Liliana	Texas Technical University	2018B-0064	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	1.83
	First Spectroscopic Study of Be stars towards the Galactic Bulge
	Robinson, Andrew	Rochester Institute of Technology	2018B-0272	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.93
	The Gas kinematics and Optical Classification of OH Megamaser Galaxies
	Sand, David	University of Arizona	2018B-0102	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	1.12
	Constraining Type Ia Supernova Physics with Near-Infrared Spectroscopy
	Sand, David	University of Arizona	2018B-0102	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	1.6
	Constraining Type Ia Supernova Physics with Near-Infrared Spectroscopy
	Schaefer, Gail	Georgia State University	2018B-0321	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.22
	Variability and Orbital Motion in the T Tauri Triple System
	Scharwaechter, Julia	Gemini Observatory North	2018B-0066	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	1.51
	Probing the effect of AGN feedback on multiple gas phases in the Close AGN Reference Survey (CARS)
	Schindler, Jan-Torge	University of Arizona	2018B-0172	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	0.49
	Weighing the most massive accreting black holes at Cosmic Noon
	Schlaufman, Kevin	Johns Hopkins University	2018B-0164	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	2.75
	An All-Sky Search for the Brightest Metal-poor Stars
	Schlaufman, Kevin	Johns Hopkins University	2018B-0164	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	5.2
	An All-Sky Search for the Brightest Metal-poor Stars
	Sheppard, Scott	Carnegie Institution of Washington	2018B-0282	CTIO	4m	3
	Extreme Trans-Neptunian Objects: Towards a Massive Planet in the Outer Solar System
	Shporer, Avi	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	2018B-0142	CTIO	1.5m-SVC	1.5
	Radial Velocity confirmation of bright warm Jupiter candidates
	Smith, J Allyn	Austin Peay State University	2018B-0095	CTIO	0.9m	7
	Targeted Samples of the Hot Stellar Content in the Southern Sky
	Smith, J Allyn	Austin Peay State University	2018B-0095	CTIO	SOAR	8
	Targeted Samples of the Hot Stellar Content in the Southern Sky
	Smith, Verne	National Optical Astronomy Observatory	2018B-0331	KPNO	WIYN	5
	Accurate Stellar Characterization for Kepler Extended Mission (K2) Exoplanet Host Stars
	Smith, J Allyn	Austin Peay State University	2018B-0919	KPNO	0.9m	9
	APSU Mixed Studies
	Sonnett, Sarah	Planetary Science Institute	2018B-0116	KPNO	0.9m	12
	Investigating Solar System History through Binary Trojan and Hilda Asteroids
	Stanghellini, Letizia	National Optical Astronomy Observatory	2018B-0055	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	1.77
	Time evolution of metallicity gradients: oxygen abundance measurements for young and old metallicity probes in NGC 628
	Stefansson, Gudmundur	Pennsylvania State University	2018B-0925	KPNO	0.9m	3
	Diffuser-assisted follow-up of K2-25b
	Stroe, Andra	European Southern Observatory	2018B-0151	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	1
	Cosmic tsunamis: the effect of shocks on star forming cluster galaxies
	Tanner, Angelle	Mississippi State University	2018B-0225	KPNO	WIYN	2
	Infrared, high-cadence photometric monitoring of Boyajian's Star
	Terreran, Giacomo	Northwestern University	2018B-0210	CTIO	SOAR	4
	The turbulent end of massive stars
	Tokovinin, Andrei	National Optical Astronomy Observatory	2018B-0005	CTIO	1.5m-SVC	3
	Spectroscopic orbits in nearby triple systems
	Tokovinin, Andrei	National Optical Astronomy Observatory	2018B-0008	KPNO	WIYNQ	2
	Orbital architecture of triple stars as a tracer of disc migration
	Tokovinin, Andrei	National Optical Astronomy Observatory	2018B-0009	CTIO	1.5m-SVC	1
	Detection of black holes orbiting red-giant stars
	Tremblay, Grant	Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics	2018B-0241	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	1.93
	Monitoring the changing-look AGN Mrk 1018
	Vivas, Kathy	Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory	2018A-0159	CTIO	4m	0.5
	Calibration of RR Lyrae stars in DECam filters
	Vivas, Kathy	Cerro Tololo nter-American Observatory	2018B-0211	CTIO	SOAR	2
	RR Lyrae stars in a disrupting ultra faint satellite
	Ward-Duong, Kimberly	University of Massachusetts, Amherst	2018B-0923	KPNO	0.9m	8
	Monitoring of Low Mass Stars
	Wiktorowicz, Sloane	Aerospace Corporation	2018B-0086	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	3.6
	Direct Detection of Exoplanet Cloud Particles with Polarimetry
	Wiktorowicz, Sloane	Aerospace Corporation	2018B-0087	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	3.12
	Detection of Longitudinal Albedo and Metallicity Variations of Asteroids with Ground-Based, Part-Per-Million Polarimetry
	Winkler, P Frank	Middlebury College	2018B-0080	CTIO	SOAR	5
	Supernova Remnants in the Magellanic Clouds: Velocity Profiles for Integrated Spectra
	Winn, Josh	Princeton University	2018B-0220	KPNO	WIYNQ	4
	Validation of Exoplanets from K2 Campaigns 16-18
	Winters, Jennifer	Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics	2018B-0165	GEM-N	GEM-NQ	2
	Searching for Companions to Nearby M Dwarfs on Solar System Scales
	Winters, Jennifer	Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics	2018B-0165	GEM-S	GEM-S-SVC	2
	Searching for Companions to Nearby M Dwarfs on Solar System Scales
	Young, Leslie	Southwest Research Institute	2018B-0291	KPNO	WIYNQ	0.5
	Pluto stellar occultation of 2018 Aug 15
	Zenteno, Alfredo	Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory	2018A-0386	CTIO	4m	0.5
	Completing the Southern eROSITA Sky with DECam
	Zenteno, Alfredo	Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory	2018B-0334	GEM-S	GEM-SQ	4.82
	Clash of Titans: a dynamical study of a sample of massive galaxy clusters undergoing extreme mergers
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