Rafael Millan-Gabet

I am a research scientist at the Michelson Science Center. I work in support of the Keck Interferometer and I am a Task Scientist for the Tools, Archives & Databases group. My main research interests are in the study of disks around young stellar objects using optical interferometers, and in the development of state of the art instrumentation for them. My formative years were spent at the now defunct Infrared Optical Telescope Array. I have recently begun various collaborative projects at the CHARA Array. Brief CV

Publications

• Publication list from ADS
• Summary of recent results on Circumstellar Emisison from Young Stars using infrared interferometry (AAS Meeting Jan 2008, Austin TX)
  
• En español: public lecture at the Universidad de Cádiz (Spain) on Techniques for Extra-Solar Planet Detection (May 2007)
  
• KI and VLTI Interferometry , COSPAR Scientific Assembly, Beijing, China, August 2006
  
• Summary of recent KI and IOTA-3T YSO results, Michelson Fellows Symposium, Pasadena, October 2005
  
• A recent talk on young stellar objects and optical interferometry ( Ringberg Castle workshop April 2004)
  
• Talk given at the Boston Museum of Science on Searching exoplanets from the ground (November 2002)
  
• Lecture given at the Interferometry Summer School (June 2002)
  
• PhD thesis: ``Spatially Resolved Circumstellar Structure of Herbig AE/BE Stars in the Near-Infrared''
  (University of Massachusetts at Amherst, 1999)

Links

• MSC home
• MSC Keck Interferometer Support
• Visibility Modelling Tool
• OLBIN

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