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Kacper Wierzchos

PTYS/LPL Staff

Kuiper 509J

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kacper@lpl.arizona.edu
Catalina Sky Survey

Kacper Wierzchos

Research Specialist, Senior, Catalina Sky Survey

NEO surveys, characterization of cometary activity, millimeter-wave spectroscopy.

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Ph.D. Applied Physics, 2019, University of South Florida.

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Last updated: October 20, 2023

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