Polish assistant professor researcher at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań. She specializes in photometric observations of minor solar system bodies. Her current research interests also include stellar spectroscopy and abundance analysis. Citation provided by T. Michałowski. || |} 72501–72600 |-id=543 | 72543 Simonemarchi || || Simone Marchi (born 1973), an Italian astronomer and active researcher in Solar System sciences, in particular the observational and theoretical modelling of minor planets, satellites of the outer planets and meteoroid impacts on Mercury. He is also fond of sundials and engaged in the popularization of astronomy. || |-id=545 | 72545 Robbiiwessen || 2001 EP || Robbii Wessen (born 1958) is an American artist and graphic designer. He has won numerous graphic-design awards including the AIGA Graphic Design Award and multiple Desi Awards. His sculptures have been shown across the United States. He is a graduate of the Parsons School of Design. || |-id=596 | 72596 Zilkha || || Michael Zilkha (born 1954) and Nina Zilkha (born 1954), American entrepreneurs and philanthropists from Houston, Texas. Their chance visit to the George Observatory in the year 2000 led to a generous equipment grant, resulting in hundreds of discoveries of minor planets and of measurements of variable stars. || |} 72601–72700 |-id=632 | 72632 Coralina || || Coralina is a women's choir founded in Gnosca, Switzerland in 1980, where the Gnosca Observatory is located. It has been masterfully conducted by Francesca Gianoni Casanova since 1990. The repertoire is highly refined and is made up of pieces from different parts of the world and from various periods of music history. || |-id=633 | 72633 Randygroth || || Randall Groth (Randy Groth) is an associate vice president of the University of Arizona and dean of the University's South Campus in Sierra Vista. His energetic efforts were a key factor in establishing Patterson Observatory at the South Campus. || |} 72701–72800 |-bgcolor=#f2f2f2 | colspan=4 align=center | |} 72801–72900 |- | 72801 Manzanera || || Phil Manzanera (born 1951, as Philip Geoffrey -Adams) is a musician known for key contributions to such groups as Roxy Music, 801 and Quiet Sun, as well as the pursuit of his own, often experimental and ethereal guitar work. His work includes key collaborative efforts with Brian Eno, John Wetton, and David Gilmour. || |-id=802 | 72802 Wetton || || John Kenneth Wetton (1949–2017) was a progressive rock musician who worked with many groups during