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Peregrine McGehee

LANL Staff
Entered: 2002
Office: LANL LANSCE-8/SNS-4
Phone: (575)667-3273
Fax: (575)665-5107
 
E-mail: peregrin
(append "@nmsu.edu")
 
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M.S.New Mexico State University,2004
B.S. Reed College, 1982

Research

My research is primarily in star formation, magnetic activity in low mass stars, brown dwarfs, and the galactic interstellar medium. I have been involved with the Sloan Digital Sky Survey since 1999 and I am an active participant in the Stars working group, where I am the P.I. in the SDSS T-Tauri program. My dissertation topic is "Magnetospheric Accretion in Substellar Objects".

Meetings

2005
American Astronomical Society [accretion signatures near substellar boundary]

2004
SDSS collaboration - NMSU [stars WG short talk]
American Astronomical Society [low mass T Tauris at high latitude]

2003
SDSS collaboration - FermiLab [stars WG short talk]
Milky Way Surveys - Boston [3-D dust mapping]
SDSS collaboration - USNO [stars WG and southern survey WG talks]
American Astronomical Society [SDSS T Tauri candidates via variability]

2002
SPIE Astronomical Telescopes and Instrumentation [SDSS engineering]
IAU #211: Brown Dwarfs [SDSS proto brown dwarfs in Orion]
American Astronomical Society, Seattle [the Draco intermediate velocity cloud]
SDSS collaboration - MPIA/Heidelberg [stars WG talk]
American Astronomical Soceity, D.C. [SDSS T Tauris at high latitude]

2001
SDSS collaboration - JHU
Astrophysical Ages and Timescales - Hilo, HI

Postdoctoral Work

I successfully defended my Ph.D. thesis on Magnetospheric Accretion in Substellar Objects, on April 8, 2005. I continue to work at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, and am a member of the Institute for Nuclear and Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology there.