The radio halo in the nearby active galaxy M87,
created when the jet from the central black
hole
interacts
with the surrounding gas. VLA image
from F. Owen
(NRAO)
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Our adjunct faculty members in astrophysics are:
- Dr. K. S. Balasubramaniam
(National Solar Observatory)
Spectroscopy and radiative transfer of solar active regions;
solar magnetography
bala at sunspot.noao.edu
- Dr. Stirling Colgate
(Los Alamos National Laboratory)
Astrophysics, plasma physics, astrophysical dynamos
colgate at lanl.gov
- Dr. Miller Goss
(National Radio Astronomy Observatory)
Radio astronomy, interstellar medium
mgoss at aoc.nrao.edu
- Dr. Dan Klinglesmith
(Magdalena Ridge Observatory)
Asteroids, photometry, image processing
dklinglesmith at mro.nmt.edu
- Dr. Michael Rupen
(National Radio Astronomy Observatory)
Gas and dust in galaxies, microquasars, radio transients
mrupen at aoc.nrao.edu
- Dr. Eileen Ryan
(Magdalena Ridge Observatory)
Asteroids, optical instrumentation
eryan at mro.nmt.edu
- Dr. Greg Taylor
(National Radio Astronomy Observatory)
Active galactic nuclei, very long baseline interferometry
gtaylor at aoc.nrao.edu
- Dr. Jim Ulvestad
(National Radio Astronomy Observatory)
Seyfert galaxies, active galactic nuclei, compact radio sources,
space VLBI
julvesta at aoc.nrao.edu
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