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PRVS
Pathfinder
The PRVS
Pathfinder is a prototypical near-Infrared instrument designed by Dr.
Lawrence Ramsey to search for Earth-mass planets around nearby M
dwarfs.Ramsey, Barnes, Redman, et al, 2008 - "A Pathfinder Instrument for Precision Radial Velocities in the Near-Infrared" 2008 AAS Meeting - "Exploring Precision Radial Velocities in the NIR: PRVS Pathfinder" 2007 AAS Meeting - "Exploring Precision Radial Velocities in the NIR: PRVS Pathfinder" Astronomy Education Research
At PSU, I worked with Dr.
Scott Miller on a series of instructional
videos designed to demonstrate physical concepts for his Astronomy 001
web course. These videos can be seen here.2009 AAS Meeting - "Creating an Instructor Presence in an Online Course at the Expense of Your TA's Life (A Small Price to Pay)" Pulsars
As an undergraduate at the University of Vermont,
I studied the
phenomenon of pulsar nulling, drifting, and mode changing with Dr. Joanna Rankin.Redman & Rankin, 2009 - "On the Randomness of Pulsar Nulls" 2007 Montreal Poster - "New Insights into Pulsar Nulling" Redman, Wright, & Rankin, 2005 - "PSR B2303+30: A Single System of Drifting Subpulses, Moding, and Nulling" 2005 AAS Meeting - "PSR B2303+30: A Single System of Drifting Subpulses, Moding, and Nulling" |