Support is gratefully acknowledged from:
Research interest: Theoretical and experimental
investigations of space and laboratory dusty
plasmas. Electrodynamic processes and their role in
the origin and evolution of the solar system, comets,
planetary rings, plasma surface interactions. Dust charging,
in situ and remote observations of dust. Dusty plasma
laboratory experiments and space hardware development.
Colorado Center for Lunar Dust and Atmospheric Studies
Involvement in Space
Missions:
AIM (PI:
Cosmic Dust Experiment)
Student
Dust Counter (PI: SDC) for New Horizons
Galileo
(CoI: Dust Detector System, DDS)
Cassini
(CoI: Cosmic Dust Analyzer, CDA)
Ulysses
DUNE
Meetings:
| US Workshops on the Physics
of Dusty Plasmas |
|
| San
Diego, CA |
1986 |
| Tallahasee,
FL |
1987 |
| Lawrence,
KS |
1988 |
| Iowas
City, IA |
1990 |
| Huntsville.
AL |
1993 |
| San
Diego, CA |
1995 |
| Boulder,
CO |
1998 |
| Santa
Fe, NM |
2000 |
| Iowa
City, IA |
2001 |
| St.
Thomas, VI |
2003 |
| Williamsburg,
VA |
2006 |
| Boulder,
CO |
2009 |
| Waco, TX |
2012 |
| International
Conferences on the Physics of Dusty Plasmas |
|
| Goa, India |
1996 |
| Hakone, Japan |
1998 |
| Durban, South Africa |
2002 |
| Orleans, France |
2005 |
| Azores, Portugal |
2008 |
| Garmish-Partenkirchen, Germany |
2011 |
New Journal
of Physics:
Focus
on Complex (Dusty) Plasmas
In the News:
Dusty Road for Space
Physics (4/1994)
Captured
ring
around
Jupiter (4/1998)
Halo
orbits (4/2000)
Jovian
dust streams (5/2000)
Photoelectric
charging (6/2000)
Non-Keplerian
dust dynamics (5/2001)
Dust
experiments (8/2002)
Student
Dust
Counter to Pluto (9/2002)
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