Planetary magnetospheres

Dr Michelle Thomsen

University of Southampton

Physics and Astronomy

Location
Southampton, United Kingdom
Funding
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Application deadline
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About the project

Dr Michelle Thomsen will be a Diamond Jubilee International Visiting Fellow at the University of Southampton from 2015 to 2018.

Visiting Fellow and Host

Fellow: Dr Michelle Thomsen, Senior Scientist, Planetary Science Institute

Host: Dr Caitriona Jackman, Lecturer & SFTC Ernest Rutherford Fellow, Physics and Astronomy

Aims of the collaboration

  • To further research into planetary magnetospheres
  • Cross-Faculty research collaboration with the Southampton Institute for Complex Systems Simulation (ICSS) and with Mathematical Sciences
  • Promotion of women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) subjects

Fellowship activities in 2016

  • First Fellowship visit to the University of Southampton, May - June 2016
  • Colloquium hosted by Physics and Astronomy, June
  • Research discussions with Space Environment Physics Group staff and students
  • First joint article published by the Journal of Geophysical Research

Fellowship activities in 2017

  • March 17: three day workshop and WiSET Campbell lecture

Useful links

Physics and Astronomy, University of Southampton

Space Environment Physics Group, University of Southampton

Planetary Science Institute

Research areas

Planetary magnetospheresPhysics

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