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This telescope represents the interests of many institutions and research groups across the globe. Partners from Asia, Europe and North America are all involved. There is a diverse set of science to be done with this telescope - extrasolar planets, circumstellar environments, planetary atmospheres, small bodies in the solar system, instrumentation and several more.
	Tokoku Univestity Sho Okano
	Institute for Astronomy University of Hawaii (IfA) Jeff Kuhn David Harrington Lisa hunter Christ Ftaclas
	Kippenhauer Institute for Solar Physics: Svetlana Berdyugina
	The National University of Mexico (UNAM): Gloria Koensberger Luis Salas Irene Cruz-Gonzalez Elfego Ruiz Erika Sohn Esteban Luna
	U. Colorado Boulder Lab for Astrophysics and Space Science: Nick Schneider