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;. G. Bonnin, G. Fisher, M. Mann, P. Panchenko, . K. Zarka-;-c et al., en préparation pour soumission à Geophysical Research Letters H.1.2 Co-auteur -Radio emission from satellite-Jupiter interactions (especially Ganymede), ADS -Location of the different jovian auroral radio sources using Juno / Waves, vol.618, pp.505-514, 2017.

H. Annexe, S. L. Emissions, P. Hess, B. Zarka, L. Cecconi et al., en préparation pour soumission à Astronomy & Astrophysics -Probing Jovian broadband kilometric radio sources tied to the ultraviolet main auroral oval with Juno, soumis pour publication à Geophysical Research Letters H.2 Conferences 2017 ExPRES simulations of Jupiter-satellite decametric emissions : a parametric study, 2017.

G. Europa, C. K. Louis, L. Lamy, P. Zarka, B. Cecconi et al., Louis and 11 co-authors : -Oral at the Magnetospheres of the Outer Planets -Uppsala, Sweden -Oral at the Plas@par young reasearcher's day -Paris, France -Oral at the SF2A conference, P. Zarka Poster at the PNST conference, 2015.

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