Kevin Stevenson
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Kevin Stevenson is a Professional Staff member at Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in the United States. His research primarily focuses on astrophysics, particularly in the study of exoplanet atmospheres and their detection using advanced telescopes such as JWST. Recent articles authored by Dr. Stevenson explore topics such as rocky exoplanets, transmission spectroscopy of habitable zone planets, and the atmospheric characteristics of various exoplanets.
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Collaborators (24)
Emily Rauscher
Associate Professor
University of Michigan
Jake D Turner
Cornell University
Erin May
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Sukrit Ranjan
Assistant Professor
University of Arizona
Nicolas Cowan
Associate Professor
McGill University
Hannah Wakeford
University of Bristol
Laura Mayorga
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Noam Izenberg
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Panayotis Lavvas
Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne
Katy Chubb
University of St. Andrews
Reza Ashtari
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Markus Janson
Stockholm University
Alexander Shapiro
Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung
Jacob Bean
Professor
University of Chicago
David Sing
Bloomberg Distinguished Professor
Johns Hopkins University
Eva-Maria Ahrer
University of Warwick
Billy Quarles
Assistant Professor
Valdosta State University
Joseph Harrington
Professor
University of Central Florida
Megan Weiner Mansfield
Assistant Professor
University of Maryland at College Park
Luis Welbanks
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Kazumasa Ohno
Assistant Professor (NAOJ fellow)
National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
Nathan Mayne
Professor of Astrophysics and Planetary Climate
University of Exeter
Thomas Beatty
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Thomas Evans-Soma
Lecturer
University of Newcastle Australia
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