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Knox S. Long's Home Page

Knox Long's Home Page

I am an astronomer at the Space Telescope Science Institute where I split my time between research and supporting Wide Field Camera 3, one of the new instruments on Hubble Space Telescope

Space Science Telescope Institute

E-mail: long@stsci.edu
Phone: 1-410-338-4862
FAX: 1-410-338-4436

Research Interests:

Cataclysmic Variables
Supernova Remnants.
X-ray sources in nearby galaxies.

Currently I carry out most of my research from space on observatories like Hubble Space Telescope, the Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer, or Chandra

Publications

Science talks available on the web:

2009 August - Supernova Remnants in the ChASeM33 X-ray Survey of M33 (abstract) (poster)
2009 March - Geometry and Structure of Cataclysmic Variable Winds (a .zip file) at Wild Stars in the Old West II

Duties at STScI

Currently, I am an instrument scientist working on the Wide Field Camera 3, which was installed on Hubble Space Telescope in during Servicing Mission 4. Progress on making all of the instruments installed duing that servicing mission can be found here.

Previously, I was the Mission Scientist for JWST at STScI, where we are planning to operate JWST, an a fashion that is rather similar to Hubble Space Telescope. I gave a public talk on JWST in May 2007, which you can watch, if you are interested.

Education

A.B. Physics, Harvard College 1971.
PhD. Physics, California Institute of Technology, 1976.

Last updated 21Sept2009