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Research Interests

• Dynamics of planetary systems
• The formation and evolution of planets, satellites, and planetary rings
• The Kuiper Belt
• Comets & interplanetary dust
• Circumstellar disks

Are you looking for a postdoctoral position? If so,
then consider applying for a postdoctoral fellowship with me:

• NSF Astronomy and Astrophysics Postdoctoral Fellowships (AAPF). Application deadline: October 14, 2009.

• NASA Fellowship for Early Career Researcher. Application deadline: varies.

Curriculum Vitae

Professional Background

Presentations and Conference Results

Publications

Software

Courses taught at Saint Mary's University

PHY 211: University Physics II

PHY 3405: Classical Mechanics

ASTR 5622: Astrophysical Dynamics

Graduate Students

Christopher C. Capobianco, who completed his Masters degree at Saint Mary's in 2006.
Thesis title: Modelling Dusty Planetary Disks Using Secular Perturbation Theory.