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I received my Ph.D. in space physics from the
University of Minnesota in Minneapolis in April 2000.
My thesis adviser was
Professor Cynthia Cattell. The title of my thesis was "FAST, Geotail and Polar
Correlative Studies of Low-Frequency Waves and Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupling." I am currently working as a National Research Council Post-Doctoral Research Associate at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, MD.
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I was a volunteer at at the Science Museum of Minnesota from 1995-1997. I have worked in "Backyard Monsters," "Special Effects 2" and "Liquid Vision," an exhibit about lasers, holograms and virtual reality. I have also worked in the museum's Experiment Gallery assisting visitors with cool physics and chemistry activities. |
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Here are some Fun Insect Facts I learned while working in "Backyard Monsters" during the summer of 1995. This was also the 10 Millionth URL cataloged by Lycos. Check it out! |
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From October to December 1995, I worked as an Exhibit Interpreter for "Special Effects 2," an exhibit about the fascinating world of movie special effects and animation. Here are some neat things I learned about Movie Magic while I worked in "Special Effects II." | `
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Find out why our computer is called Ham and learn about Laika, Belka, Enos and other Animal Astronauts. This site was a GIST Web Pick and a CyberSurfari Outpost | |
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Take my Space Quiz and test your knowledge about space physics and the northern lights. | |
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It's Sigsbee: The Movie! OK, so it's not exactly the story of my life, and I had abosolutely nothing to do with this, but I still think it's pretty cool. | |