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Researcher in Astrophysics
Room A5:3009
Department of Physics
Royal Institute of Technology (KTH)
AlbaNova
SE-106 91 Stockholm
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Research Interests
- Gamma-Ray Bursts: Radiative Processes; synchrotron,
inverse Compton, thermal emission, Particle Acceleration; diffusion, radiative
cooling, Spectral Evolution; empirical correlations, Pulse Profiles, Variability, Gamma-Ray Polarization
- Observations: Swift, INTEGRAL, GLAST and PoGo
- Active Galactic Nuclei: X-rays, Seyfert 2 Galaxies, Spectroscopical
Analysis, NGC 7172.
- Galactic Black Hole Candidates: X/gamma-rays, Accretion,
Non-Thermal Radiation, Cyg X-1.
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Teaching
- Radiation Processes in Astrophysics (Stockholm University), 5 poäng, autumn
2007 (see course plan)
- Astrophysics (KTH), 4 poäng, spring 2007
- Modern astronomi (Stockholm University), 10 poäng, autumn
2005
(see course plan)
- Astrophysical Spectra (Stockholm University), based on D. Emerson: 'Interpreting
Astronomical Spectra', 5 poäng, spring 2003 (see course plan)
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Career History
- Civ. ing. in Engineering Physics, 1994, Lund Institute
of Technology
- Ph.D. in Astronomy, 2000, University of Stockholm
- Docent in Astronomy, 2005, University of Stockholm
- Post Doctoral Scholar, Stanford University, Stanford,
CA, 2000-2002
- Research Associate in Astronomy, Stockholm University,
2003-2006, Swedish Research Council (VR)
- Researcher in Astrophysics, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH),
2007-, Swedish National Space Board (RS)
- Sigrid Arrhenius' stipendiate year 2000
- Visiting Scholar, Rice University, Houston, TX, 2002
- Visiting Scholar, Penn State University, University Park, PA, 2005
- Member, American Astronomical Society
- Member, European Astronomical Society
- Sergeant in the Swedish Royal Airforce
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