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Center for Space Sciences and Technology
Research Activities in
Astrophysical Data Reduction, Interpretation & Archiving
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[Index:
Solar/Heliospheric
Galactic
ExtraGalactic
Other Research Areas]
UMBC personnel are involved in the analysis and interpretation of data
collected from a wide variety of instruments.
These include [Tenured or Tenure-track UMBC Faculty shown in
red, Affliated UMBC Faculty in
green]:
Solar & Heliospheric Physics
Constraining Models for Galactic Cosmic Rays
using ACE/CRIS and
TIGER data.
[Dr. Georgia de Nolfo]
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Galactic Sources
Gamma-Ray Observations of Be Binaries
using INTEGRAL
[Dr. Steve Sturner]
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InfraRed observations of SN 1987A
using Spitzer
[Dr. Rick Arendt]
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InfraRed Survey of the Galactic Center
using Spitzer
[Dr. Rick Arendt]
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X-Ray Astrophysics of Cataclysmic Variables
using Swift and Suzarku.
[Dr. Koji Mukai]
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X- & Gamma-Ray Research from Compact Binaries & Symbiotics
using Chandra, RXTE and XMM-Newton.
[Dr. Robin Corbet]
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ExtraGalactic Sources
Detection, Analysis & Interpretation of Gamma-Ray Bursts
using Swift, with follow-up observations
using Spitzer, XMM-Newton and ground-based infrared
telescopes.
[Drs. John Cannizzo,
Jay Cummings,
Taka Sakamoto]
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UV, X- & Gamma-Ray Observations of Active Galactic Nuclei
using Chandra, Suzaku and XMM-Newton
[Drs.
Markos Georganopoulos,
Ian George,
Jane Turner]
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X- & Gamma-Ray Emission from Groups and Clusters of Galaxies
using Chandra, RXTE and XMM-Newton
[Drs. David Davis,
Alexis Finoguenov,
Mark Henriksen]
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