LAMA

Laboratory for Multiwavelength Astrophysics (LAMA)

In 2010, a subset of the faculty of RIT's Astrophysical Sciences and Technology (AST) graduate program established the Laboratory for Multiwavelength Astrophysics (LAMA). The mission of LAMA is to foster the utilization and advancement of cutting-edge techniques in multiwavelength astrophysics by RIT faculty, research staff, and students, so as to improve human understanding of the origin and fate of the universe and its constituents.

LAMA exists to support the following astrophysics activities at RIT:

Personnel

Participating Faculty: David Axon (Physics), Stefi Baum (CIS), Roger Dube (CIS), Joel Kastner (CIS; LAMA Director), Jacob Noel-Storr (CIS), Chris O'Dea (Physics), Michael Richmond (Physics), Andrew Robinson (Physics)

Research Staff: Rachel Curran, Preeti Kharb, Rupal Mittal, Rudy Montez

Graduate Students: Marcus Freeman, Davide Lena, Dave Principe, Valerie Rapson, David Saroff, Grant Tremblay, Sravani Vaddi, Billy Vazquez

Undergraduate Students: Kevin Christiansen, Mike Every, Marc Magagnoli

Research Activities

LAMA personnel perform research in a variety of subfields of astrophysics. Further details can be found via the following links:

The most recent LAMA publications are listed below: