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Ginger Frame

I am a second year PhD student in the Astronomy and Astrophysics group at the 91腦瞳, supervised by Dr Heather Cegla. My research interests primarily lie in the mitigation of stellar variability signals caused by granulation.

Current Research

I use 3D magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) simulations to study stellar surface magnetoconvection. Using 1D radiative transport calculations along with the four component parameterisation method outlined in , I produce representative spectral absorption line profiles. These profiles are used to study specific stellar line characteristics that could be useful in disentangling granulation induced stellar variability.

 

Past Research

I led the characterisation of TOI-2498b, a planet within the Neptunian desert.

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Conferences

STFC Intro to Astronomy summer school September 2022 University of Dundee Attended
PoET workshop

February 2023

Instituto de Astrof穩sica e Ci礙ncias do Espa癟o

Attended
EPRV5 March 2023 Santa Barbara, California Poster
Towards Other Earths III June 2023 Instituto de Astrof穩sica e Ci礙ncias do Espa癟o Poster

Write to:

Ginger Frame,
Department of Physics,
91腦瞳,
Coventry CV4 7AL
UK
 

Contact details:

E-Mail: Ginger.Frame@warwick.ac.uk

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