Marina Kounkel

Assistant Professor

University of North Florida

United States

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Marina Kounkel is an Assistant Professor at the University of North Florida, USA. Her research primarily focuses on stellar dynamics, binary star systems, and the accretion activities of young stars. Recent publications include studies on OB associations, binary separation distributions, and the kinematics of star-forming regions within the Milky Way.

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Yuan Li

Assistant Professor

University of North Texas

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Martin Weinberg

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University of Massachusetts Amherst

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Keivan Stassun

Vanderbilt University

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Brian Hutchinson

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Western Washington University

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Articles (10)

Probing Turbulence, Gravity, Supernovae, and Magnetic Field Effects with the 6D Kinematics of Young Stars in Milky Way Star-forming Regions

A Spatiotemporal Data Cube Approach to Classification of Variable Stars: A Catalog of Candidate Variable Stars from the TESS Full-frame Image Raw Data

Gaia Net: Toward Robust Spectroscopic Parameters of Stars of all Evolutionary Stages

A Galactic Interloper: A Study of the Camelopardis OB1 Association’s Clusters and Its Visitor from the Perseus Arm

ABYSS. III. Observing Accretion Activity in Young Stars Through Empirical Veiling Measurements

New Insights into the T Tauri Binary Separation Distribution

On the protostellar mass–luminosity relation

Dynamical mass of the Serpens intermediate-mass young stellar system EC 95 with DYNAMO–VLBA

VLBA detections in the Oph-S1 binary system near periastron confirmation of its orbital elements and mass

Protostellar spin-up and fast rotator formation through binary star formation

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Yuan Li

Martin Weinberg

Keivan Stassun

Brian Hutchinson

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