Project | Towards a global unified model of Europa's exosphere in view of the JUICE mission

Team Members

The ISSI-Bern Team includes international representation of experts from both ESA member States (Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland), Russia and the US. The team includes also representatives of exospheric-related instruments of the JUICE payload.
This will ensure prompt feedback towards mission planning, to maximize the science return of forthcoming observations

Core Team Members
#	Name	Institution	Country
1	Christina Plainaki	INAF-IAPS	Italy
2	Tim Cassidy	Univ. of Colorado- LASP	USA
3	Iannis Dandouras	IRAP	France
4	Davide Grassi	INAF-IAPS	Italy
5	Paul Hartogh	MPS	Germany
6	Xianzhe Jia	Univ.of Michigan	USA
7	Alessandro Mura	INAF-IAPS	Italy
8	Aikaterini Radioti	Univ. of Liege	Belgium
9	Lorenz Roth	SWRI	USA
10	Joachim Saur	Univ. of Cologne	Germany
11	Valery Shematovich	RAS, Institute of Astronomy	Russia
12	Peter Wurz	Univ. of Bern	Switzerland

In addition to the Core-Team, a few Experts (unfunded) have also been approached to provide input to the team efforts. These Experts have agreed to participate to the Meetings via web.

Potential experts participating via web
#	Name	Institution	Country
1	Valeria Mangano	INAF-IAPS	Italy
2	Anna Milillo	INAF-IAPS	Italy
3	Stefano Orsini	INAF-IAPS	Italy
4	Kurt Retherford	SWRI	USA

ISSI has decided that the following Young Scientists (YSs), nominated by the Team after the selection of the proposal, can attend the meetings.

Name	Institution	Country
Aljona Blöcker	Institut für Geophysik und Meteorologie, Univ. of Cologne	Germany
Alice Lucchetti	CISAS, Univ. of Padova	Italy

Colleagues who have expressed their interest for the Team's activities and have been involved in the discussions taking place either in ISSI or via emails,
make part of the Extended Team:
Pontus Brandt (JHU/APL, USA), Frank Crary (Univ. of Colorado Boulder, USA), André Galli (Univ. of Bern, Switzerland), Philippe Garnier (IRAP, France),
Melissa McGrath (SETI, USA), Ben Teolis (SWRI, USA), Audrey Vorburger (Univ. of Bern, Switzerland), Chris Paranicas (Johns Hopkins University, Applied Physics Laboratory).