Curriculum Vitae
- What have I been up to all these years?
Welcome to gilly.space!
My name is Gilly, and I am a fifth year Graduate Research Assistant at the University of Colorado Boulder. I work for Dr. Steven Cranmer in the LASP Space Sciences Building, where I study the light from the atmosphere of the Sun and the way that it affects the rest of the solar system. Click here to see my work. Click here to contact me. I hope to be involved in space missions such as NASA's PUNCH and Parker Solar Probe, ESA's Solar Orbiter, and NSO's DKIST ground based solar telescope. These instruments will all be coming online in the next few years.
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My Work
Current Research (Summer 2016 - Present)
- Studying the Line-of-Sight Effect in Optically-Thin Spectroscopy
NASA Explorations Interview 2018
- Outreach Video shown at Planetaria across the country!
Kelvin Helmholtz Instability (Fall 2015/Spring 2017)
- Final Project for two different classes. Click to explore!
DEM Measurements of the Sun (Spring 2016)
- Using Spectroscopy to Determine Temperatures
Mock Cubesat Proposal (Fall 2015)
- Designs for a cubesat to measure electron precipitation on Earth
Reduction of Voyager UVS Data (Summer 2014)
- Using spectroscopy to measure Hydrogen Density
Mock Space Mission Proposal (Fall 2014)
- Looking for lightning on Titan, Saturn's moon
Spark, Spin, and Freeze (2013 - 2015)
- Physics demonstration show for all ages
Class Skit (Fall 2015)
- Project done by incoming class of 2015 at CU
Theatrical Resume
- I have been in theater for over a decade!
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Get In Touch
Want to collaborate? The best way to get in touch with me is by email.