Post-Docs

Currently working with Dr. Bob Ergun

Currently working with Dr. Mark Rast

Currently working with Dr. Julie Comerford

Currently working with Dr. Kevin France

Currently working with Dr. Nick Schneider as a MAVEN Postdoc at LASP

Currently working with Dr. David Malaspina.

Currently working with Dr. Ann-Marie Madigan .

Currently working with Dr. Mitch Begelman

Currently working with Dr. Ann-Marie Madigan

Currently working with Dr. Bob Ergun

Currently working with Dr. Nils Halverson

Currently working with Dr. Kevin France .

Currently working with Dr. Nils Halverson

Currently working with Dr. Jack Burns

Currently working with Dr. Mitch Begelman

Currently working with Dr. Adam Kowalski I'm studying stellar magnetic activities especially "superflares" on solar-type (G-type) stars and cooler K,M-type stars, using the various photometric and spectroscopic data from space and ground telescopes (e.g., Kepler, TESS, NICER, APO3.5m). Through these observational studies, I try to investigate how frequently superflares occur on G,K,M-type stars, how large superflare events occur in the stellar atmosphere (photosphere - choromosphere - corona), and how planets...

Currently working with Dr. Kevin France I’m interested in the different manifestations of magnetic activity in low-mass stars and brown dwarfs and how these change with the physical properties of the stars. This is an especially interesting question at the cross section between stars and brown dwarfs which host a mix of important atmospheric and chemical processes in their cool atmospheres including strong magnetism and cloud formation. Although I primarily...

Currently working with Dr. David Brain

Currently working with Dr. Jack Burns

Currently working with Dr. Kevin France .

Currently working with Dr. Ann-Marie Madigan I study the evolution of the internal kinematics of globular clusters with N-body simulations. With many observational studies coming out showing that globular clusters are more kinematically complex than their traditional picture, my goal is to create a theoretical framework to help connect these observations to the cluster's dynamical history.

Currently working with Dr. Brian Fleming .

My research focuses on stellar activity and its effect on exoplanets. I use the Hubble Space Telescope to observe the UV spectra of nearby exoplanet host stars, primarily M dwarfs. UV observations reveal information about magnetic activity on stars as well as measure the high-energy radiation observation of orbiting exoplanets. UV light and its variability in time strongly affects exoplanet atmospheres through heating and mass loss, photochemistry, and likely prebiotic...