| Keith Davis |
ADS |
Post-Graduation Employment: Digital Visualization Theater Director at Notre Dame
Ph.D. 2007 Title: Supernova injection of short-lived radionuclides into the presolar cloud: A feasibility study
M.S. 2003 Title: Hydrodynamics of Radioactivity Injection into the Presolar Cloud
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| Allen Parker |
ADS |
M.S. 2006 Title: Online resources for late additions to the solar nebula
Post-Graduation Employment: US Patent Office
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| Abigail Daane |
ADS |
M.S. 2006 Title: Possible Identification of a Metal-Rich Old Moving Group: High-Resolution Spectroscopy of Candidate Members
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| Roggie Boone |
ADS |
M.S. 2006 Title: SPECTOOLS - A Website for Spectroscopy Support
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| Joshua Molgaard |
ADS |
M.S.. 2006 Title: Astronomy with Radioactivity: Tracing Galactic Star Formation with Gamma Ray Lines
Post-Graduation Employment: Second Lt., Chemical Officer, U.S. Army.
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| Simon Schuler |
ADS |
Ph.D. 2006 Title: Chemical Abundances of Solar-Type Dwarfs in Open Clusters
Post-Graduation Employment: NOAO Leo Goldberg Fellow (CTIO, La Serena Chile)
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Jessica Crist Lair |
ADS |
Ph.D. 2006 Title: An Observational Analysis of the Late Light Curves of Normal Type Ia Supernovae
M.S. 2003 Title: Multi-Band Photometry of Type IA Supernovae
Post-Graduation Employment: Assistant Professor at Eastern Kentucky University.
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| Kirin Garimella |
ADS |
M.S.. 2006 Title: Photons and Neutrinos of Cosmic Gamma-Ray Bursts
Post-Graduation Employment: .
Research Assistant at Clemson University
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| Autumn Homewood |
ADS |
M.S. 2006 Title: Observation and Analysis of Gamma Ray Burst Afterglows
Post-Graduation Employment: US Patent Office
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| George Calhoun Jordan IV |
ADS |
Ph.D. 2004 Title: Nucleosynthesis in Fast Expansions of High-Entropy, Proton-Rich Matter
Post-Graduation Employment: Flash Center- University of Chicago. |
| Kevin Lindsay |
ADS |
M.S. 2003 Title: Optical Observations of Gamma Ray Burst Afterglows
Post-Graduation Employment: Data Analyst, Space Telescope Science Institute.
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| Larry Harris |
M.S. 2003 Title: The Galactic Supernova Rate
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| Sanjib Gupta |
ADS |
Ph.D. 2002 Title: Treatment of Excited States in Nucleosynthesis
M.S. 1999 Title: Computing the Effective Rate for the Equilibration of 26 Al
Post-Graduation Employment: Postdoctoral position at Michigan State University
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| Ethan Deneault |
ADS |
Ph.D. 2004 Title: Formation and Growth of Large Carbon Solids in Supernovae
Post-Graduation Employment: Visiting Professor of Astronomy & Physics, College of Charleston
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| Dale Theiling |
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| Grant Williams |
Ph.D. 2000 Title: Early-Time Observations of Gamma-Ray Burst Error Boxes with the Livermore Optical Transient Imaging System (LOTIS)
M.S. 1996 Title: Design and Implementation of a VHF Meteor Radar
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| Donna Mullenax |
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| Jeannette M. Myers |
Ph.D. 2003 Title: Galaxy Evolution: Effects of Stellar Feedback on the Dynamics of Halo Formation
M.S. 1999 Title: The Core Helium Flash in 1.5 Solar Mass Stars with Z = 0.02 and Z = 0.004.
Post-Graduation Employment: Faculty position, Francis Marion University at Florence, SC.
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| Peter Milne |
Ph.D. 1998 Title: Type Ia Supernovae & 511 keV Annihilation Radiation
M.S. 1995 Title: Positron Escape from Supernova Ejecta
Post-Graduation Employment: Naval Research Laboratory
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| Cathie Kuester |
M.S. 1998 Title: Cosmic Background Radiation
Post-Graduation Employment: SPARTA Inc.
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| Tracy Dawn Krishnan |
Ph.D. 1997 Title: Factors Affecting the Nucleosynthesis of 48Ca
M.S. 1994 Title: Simple Stellar Structure Models for Zero-Age Main Sequence Stars
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| Claudia Robinson |
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| Ken Watanabe |
Ph.D. 1996 Title: Measurement of the Diffuse Cosmic Gamma-Ray Background with SMM
Post-Graduation Employment: NASA/GSFC & Dept. of Astronomy, University of Maryland
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| William Thomas Bridgman |
Ph.D. 1994 Title: Short Timescale Variability of the Hard X-Ray Flux from Cygnus X-1
M.S. 1991 Title: K-shell Vacancies Due to Energetic Electrons in Supernovae Envelopes
Post-Graduation Employment: The Scientific Visualization Studio at NASA/GSFC.
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| Ning Luo |
Ph.D. 2000 Title: Galactic Abundance Evolution of Isotopes and Applications to Cosmochemical Samples
M.S. 1994 Title: Neutrino Background from Galactic Stars
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| Chris Sanderson |
M.S. 1994 Title: On the Plausibility of Supernovae as Sources of Interstellar Diamond
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| Neil G. Schnepf |
M.S. 1994 Title: An estimation of the contribution of pulsars to the diffuse x- ray glow from the galactic plane and the LMC
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| Kanchana Sethu |
M.S. 1994 Title: Modeling the equatorial ionosphere
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| Heng Zeng |
M.S. 1994 Title: Accretion disks around black holes
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| Neil E. Miller |
M.S. 1993 Title: The dynamics of galactic globular clusters
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| Sanjay Guha |
M.S. 1991 Title: Titanium isotopes from asymptotic giant branch stars
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| Mark B. Drucker |
M.S. 1989 Title: A Mathematical Technique for the Comparison of Synthetic Cluster Color-Magnitude Diagrams to Observed Cluster Color-Magnitude Diagrams
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| John T. Isbell |
Ph.D. 1989 Title: Neutrinos in General Relativity
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| Sebastian M. Pascarelle |
M.S. 1989 Title: A Technique for Dating the Ages of Intermediate-Age Star Clusters
Post-Graduation Employment: State Univ of New York at Stony Brook Dept. of Physics & Astro.
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| Jeonghee Rho |
M.S. 1988 Title: Ages and Metallicities of Young Clusters as Determined from Color-Magnitude Diagram.
Post-Graduation Employment: Centre D' Etudes Saclay Service D' Astrophysique
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| Ronald G. Samec |
Ph.D. 1987 Title: Photoelectric Photometry of Very Short Period Eclipsing Binary Systems and Their Light Curve Solutions
Post-Graduation Employment: Bob Jones Univ. Dept. of Physics
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| William Clarence Maddox |
Ph.D. 1979 Title: Observations and Analyses of Four Eclipsing Binary Systems
M.S. 1976 Title: A Period Study of the Eclipsing Binary System RW Tauri
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| John Charles Zimmerman |
Ph.D. 1976 Title: Exact Solutions in General Relativistic Cosmology
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| Talmadge Michael Davis |
Ph.D. 1975 Title: On the Motion of Particles in General Relativity
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| Wayne Eugene Moore |
Ph.D. 1972 Title: Stellar Evolution in Clusters and Galaxies
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| Robert Frederick Preller |
M.S. 1972 Title: Gravitational Radiation and Mass-loss
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