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TAP Plasma Physics Initiative Lead

TAP Plasma Physics Initiative Lead

Shuo Kong

TAP Plasma Physics Initiative Lead

Assistant Professor, Astronomy

Assistant Astronomer, Steward Observatory

shuokong@arizona.edu

Kristopher Klein

TAP Steering Committee Member

TAP Plasma Physics Initiative Lead

Associate Professor, Planetary Sciences

kgklein@lpl.arizona.edu

Joe Giacalone

TAP Plasma Physics Initiative Lead

Professor, Lunar & Planetary Sciences

giacalon@arizona.edu

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