Marshall D. Perrin

NSF Postdoctoral Fellow
UCLA Physics & Astronomy
310 825 1672

I use high contrast imaging from both ground and space to study young stars, circumstellar disks, and extrasolar planets.

I completed my Ph.D. at Berkeley in fall 2006, and after a brief postdoc there, arrived at UCLA in September 2007. Current projects include:

• Multiwavelength Imaging and Modeling of Edge-on Circumstellar Disks
• HST NICMOS Imaging Polarimetry of Disks around Herbig Ae Stars
• Integral field spectroscopy of outflows from young stars
• Development of the integral field spectrograph/polarimeter for the Gemini Planet Imager

There are opportunities for undergraduate or graduate students to get involved with any of the above projects (and more); please let me know if you're interested!

Here are my CV and thesis. For publications, software, and other distractions, follow the links at left.

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Last modified on 2007 Sept 30