Former Students:

Interaction is an important part of my research. Consequently, I have written few single author papers. Below I list the people I have worked in the past. Also included are students and postdocs who were advised by another faculty member but with whom I also worked (marked by *). If you know the homepages of anyone below please let me know. On the other hand, please also let me know if you think that I have overlooked you or that you object to being on this list.

UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Some humorous recollections for each person.
  1. Anderson, Stuart (PhD 1993; T. A. Prince)*
        "A Study of Recycled Pulsars in Globular Clusters"
        Staff Member, LIGO Caltech
  2. Berger, Edo (Phd 2004)
       "Gamma Ray Bursts: The Beast and Lair"
       Hubble Fellow & Princeton-Carnegie Fellow, OCIW
  3. Bloom, Joshua Simon (PhD 2002)
        "Towards an Understanding of the Progenitors of Gamma-Ray Bursts"
        Junior Fellow, Harvard
  4. Cameron, P. Brian (PhD 2008)
       "Astrometry with Adaptive Optics"
        Aerospace Corporation, Virginia
  5. Cenko, Bradley (PhD 2008; F. Harrison)*
        "Gamma ray bursts"
        Postdoctoral Fellow, U. C. Berkeley
  6. Danner, Rudolf (PhD 1996; A. J. Buras)*
        "X-ray Emission from Old Neutron Stars"
        Staff Scientist, Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
  7. Jacoby, Bryan (PhD 2005)
        "Precision Pulsar Timing"
        Naval Research Laboratory, DC
  8. Johnston, Helen (PhD 1992)
        "Compact Objects in the Disk and Globular Clusters"
        Astronomer, Anglo-Australian Observatory, Australia
  9. Kaplan, David Laor (PhD 2004)
       "Diversity in Neutron Stars"
       Pappalardo Fellow, MIT
  10. Lane, Benjamin F. (PhD 2003)
        "High Precision Stellar Interferometry"
        soon Pappalardo Fellow, MIT
  11. Nakajima, Tadashi (PhD 1989; G. Neugebauer)*
        "Diffraction-Limted Imaging on the 200-inch Telescope"
        Staff Astronomer, National Astronomy Observatory, Japan
  12. Navarro, Jose Archimedes (PhD 1994)
        "A Wide-bandwidth Pulsar Timing Machine"
        Schlumberger Sema, Cambridge, UK
  13. Oppenheimer, Benjamin (PhD 1999)
        "Direct Detection of Brown Dwarf Companions of Nearby Stars"
        Hubble Research Fellow
  14. Paul Price (PhD 2003; B. Schmidt, MSO)*
    ``Gamma Ray Bursts''
    Institute for Astronomy, University of Hawaii.
  15. Ray, Paul (PhD 1995; T. A. Prince)*
        "High Sensitivity Searches for Radio Pulsars"
        Astronomer, NRL
  16. Rand, Richard (PhD 1991)
        "The Relationship Between the Density Wave, Molecular Gas and Star Formation in M51"
        Associate Professor, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque
  17. Sandhu, Jagmit Singh (PhD 2001)
        "High Precision Dual Frequency Timing of Millisecond Pulsars" (co-directed by R. N. Manchester)
  18. Soderberg, Alicia Margerita (PhD 2007)
       "GRB-Supernova connection"
       Hubble Fellow, Princeton & Carnegie
  19. Vasisht, Gautam (PhD 1998)
        "The Many Faces of Neutron Stars"
        Staff Member, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
  20. Wiktorowicz, Sloane (PhD 2008)
        "Unambiguous Black Hole Mass from Polarimetry & Application to Hot Jupiters"
        Postdoctoral Fellow, UC Berkeley

    (*) Principal Advisor shown. SRK was co-advisor.

Nakajima* (1989), Rand (1991), Johnston (1992), Anderson* (1993), Navarro (1994), Ray* (1995), Danner (1996), Vasisht (1998), Oppenheimer (1999), Sandhu (2001), Bloom (2002), Lane (2003), Price* (2003), Berger (2004), Kaplan (2004), Jacoby (2005), Soderberg (2007), Cameron (2008), Wiktorowicz (2008), Cenko* (2008)

Postdoctoral Scholars: (Under Construction)

(in chronological order)
  1. Steve Thorsett , (Millikan Fellow), Professor of Astronomy,
    University of California at Santa Cruz
  2. Chris Haniff, (NATO Fellow, circa 1990)
    Reader, Physics Department, Cambridge University, United Kingdom
  3. Tadashi Nakajima, Staff Astronomer, National Astronomy Observatory, Japan
  4. M. Vivekanand, Staff Astronomer, National Centre for Radio Astronomy, India
  5. Anthony Phillips,
  6. Xiao-Pei Pan, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, USA
  7. Marten van Kerkwijk, , (Hubble Fellow)
        Faculty, Department of Astronomy, University of Toronto, Canada    
  8. Victoria Kaspi, (Hubble Fellow)
        Professor, Department of Physics, McGill University, Canada
  9. Chris Clemens (Fairchild Fellow)
    Professor, Department of Physics & Astronomy, U. North Carolina
  10. Michelle Creech-Eakman, Postdoctoral Fellow,    Faculty, Department of Physics, New Mexico Insituting of Mining Technology, Socorro, NM
  11. Chris Koresko, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, USA
  12. Alan Diercks, Millikan Fello
    Institute for Systems Biology, Seattle
  13. Titus Galama (Hubble Fellow)
    RAND Corporation, Santa Monica, CA
  14. Daniel Reichart (Hubble Fellow, 2000-2002?)
        Faculty, Department of Physics & Astronomy, U. North Carolina
  15. Matthew Britton, Postdoctoral Fellow 1999?-2002?
    Adaptive Optics (Industry)
  16. Jean-Luc Margot, Postdoctoral Fellow 2000-2004
    Assistant Professor of Astronomy, Cornell University
  17. Robert Rutledge , Postdoctoral Fellow 2000-2004
        Assistant Professor of Physics, Department of Physics, McGill University
  18. James Lloyd (Millikan Fellow) 2002-2004
        Assistant Professor of Astronomy, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
  19. Derek Fox Postdoctoral Fellow: 2000-2005
        Assitant Professor of Astronomy, Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA
  20. Chris Gelino, Spitzer Science Center
  21. Maciej Konacki (Michelson Fellow, Research Fellow) 2000-2005
        Associate Professor, Copernicus Astronomical Center, Polish Academy of Sciences, Torun
  22. Dae-Sek Moon(Millikan Fellow) 2003-2006
       Asistant Professor of Asronomy, University of Toronto, Canada
  23. Mike Ireland (Michelson Fellow 2005-2007)
    Now at Sydney University, Australia
  24. J-P Macquart (Jansky Fellow, 2004-2007)
    Now faculty at Curtain University, Perth, Australia
  25. Arne Rau (Postdoc Fellow, 2005-2008)
    Now at MPE, Munich
  26. Nick Law (postdoc, 2006-2009)
    Now David Dunlop Fellow at U. Toronto, Canada