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Center for Space Sciences and Technology

Research Activities

The Astrophysical & Space Science Research underway at UMBC can be (rather arbitrarily) divided between that underway within
UMBC's Physics Department's UMBC's participation in
Joint Center for Astrophysics Center for Research and Exploration in Space Science and Technology
Between these vehicles, UMBC has experise in the following areas (alphabetically):
Astrophysical Data Reduction, Interpretation & Archiving
including observations of Galactic & ExtraGalactic X- & Gamma-ray sources, observations of ExtraGalactic InfraRed sources, observations using LIGO, observations of Cosmic Rays, observations of energetic Solar particles.
using data obtained by the ACE, CXO, HST, RXTE Spitzer, Suzarku, Swift, XMM-Newton satellites and various ground-based facilities.
Space Science Technology Development & Calibration
including development of grazing-incidence mirrors, development of high-energy detectors, development of UV/Optical photon-counting detectors.
for (possible) inclusion on the 3-DTI, Constellation-X, GLAST, JWST missions, along with other applications.
Theoretical Astrophysics, Simulations & Software Development
including simulations of Sources of Gravitational Waves, simulations of Astrophysical Jets, simulations of Gamma-Ray Bursts.
in support of observations performed by the CXO, LIGO, LISA facilities.
As is the case elsewhere, many of UMBC's scientist's research interests cover more than one of these areas. In addition to their individual research interests, all UMBC scientists also have Teaching and/or 'Programmatic' responsibilities.

See Also:

  • Employment Opportunities for PhD Astrophysicists & Space-Scientists:
    Incomplete
  • Graduate Student Opportunities for people interested in Astrophysics & Space-Science Technolgy:
    Incomplete
  • UnderGraduate Student Opportunities for students in the Physical Sciences:
    Incomplete


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