Accepted Posters

List and titles of accepted posters

Authors Names	title
M. Blanc, A. Coustenis, R. Greeley, L. Prockter, D. Senske, J-P Lebreton, B. Pappalardo, M. Dougherty, O. Grasset, E. Bunce, and the EJSM Outreach working group	Outreach goals of the Europa Jupiter System Mission
A. Bortoletto, R. Saito	Observing mutual events of the trans-Neptunian object Haumea and Namaka from Brazil
D. Ribeiro Bortoletto, M. de Oliveira-Abans, I. Fernandes de Fernandes, R. Santos	Scientific literacy, pleasure and aesthetics: the collaborative virtual worlds that Galileo could not foresee
S. Casotto, S. Padovan	Sensitivity of different altimetric orbiters for the detection of a subsurface ocean on Europa
S.Cheung	The study of Galileo's moon program in the International Year of Astronomy
G.Cremonese, V. Da Deppo, G.Naletto, E.Martellato, S. Debei, C. Barbieri	Observing Mercury: from Galileo through Giuseppe Colombo to the stereo camera on the BepiColombo mission
D. Fulvio, C. Blanco	Observations of mutual phenomena of Galilean satellites
G. Galletta, G. Bertoloni, M. D'Alessandro	New approaches to the exploration: planet Mars and bacterial life
C. Grava, N.M. Schneider, C. Barbieri	Io, the closest Medicean moon: changes in its Sodium cloud caused by Jupiter eclipses
E. Lorenzini, D. Curreli and D. Zanutto	Exploration of the Galilean Moons using Electrodynamic Tethers for Propellantless Maneuvers and Self-Powering
D. Lupishko, Z. Pozhalova	Near-Earth objects 400 years after Galileo: Physical properties and internal structure
S.Marchi	A new chronology for the inner solar system from crater counts
B. Noyelles	Theory of the rotation of the Galilean satellites
S. Pluchino, S. Montebugnoli, G. Pupillo, E. Salerno, F. Schillirò	Study of mutual occultation phenomena of the Galilean satellites at radio wavelengths
Z. Pozhalova, D. Lupishko	How many satellites have been discovered in the Solar System after Galileo
P. Schenck	A mosaic of the Galilean Moons