Roger Romani, Stanford University
Professor
Stanford, California
rwr@astro.stanford.edu
Office:
(650) 725-7595
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Bio/Research
Professor Romani is interested in the physics of the most extreme objects in the observable universe—neutron stars and black holes—where density, gravitational field and, often, magnetic field reach their maximum measured values. His group makes observations of such objects, using premiere telesc...
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Bio/Research
Professor Romani is interested in the physics of the most extreme objects in the observable universe—neutron stars and black holes—where density, gravitational field and, often, magnetic field reach their maximum measured values. His group makes observations of such objects, using premiere telescopes on the ground and in space, and constructs theoretical models to interpret the remarkable behaviors seen. One particular interest is studying how black holes and neutron stars accelerate particles to energies much higher than those yet produced on Earth and how they generate relativistic outflows in the form of winds and jets.
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