Koji Matsumoto
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Koji Matsumoto is an Associate Professor at the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan. His research areas include planetary science, specifically focusing on the geophysical and geochemical models of celestial bodies, including the Moon and asteroids. Recent publications include investigations related to the MMX mission, the characteristics of the Ryugu asteroid, and advancements in laser altimetry technology for orbit determination.
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Moe Matsuoka
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
Kohji Tsumura
Associate Professor
University of Tokyo
Shinsuke Abe
Associate Professor
Nihon University
Stefania Soldini
Lecturer (Asst. Prof)
University of Liverpool
Tatsuaki Okada
Associate Professor
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
Yusuke Nakauchi
Assistant Professor
Ritsumeikan University
Takehiko Arai
Maebashi Institute of Technology
Axel Hagermann
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Ryo Suetsugu
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Seiji Sugita
Professor
University of Tokyo
Toshimichi Otsubo
Professor
Hitotsubashi University
Kazuhiro Umetani
Associate Professor
Okayama University
Nicola Baresi
Lecturer in Orbital Mechanics
University of Surrey
Yukio Yamamoto
Associate Professor
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
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