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Eugene Serabyn

Education

B.S. Physics Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA (1978)
Ph.D. Physics, University of California, Berkeley, CA (1984)

Professional Experience

Jet Propulsion Laboratory (1990-1991, 1998-Present)

Senior Research Scientist (2001-Present)
Principal Scientist (2000-Present)
Research Scientist (1998-2000)
Consultant (1990-1991)

California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA (1987-Present)

Research Fellow (1987-1989)
Senior Research Fellow (1989-1995)
Senior Research Associate (1995-1998)
Visiting Associate (1998-Present)

Max Planck Institut fur Radioastronomie, Bonn, Germany (1985-1986)
Physics Dept., University of California, Berkeley, CA

Teaching Assistant (1978-1979)
Research Assistant (1979-1984)

Selected Awards

NASA Group Achievement Award High Contrast/Resolution Exoplanet Imaging Team (2011)
JPL Edward Stone Award for Outstanding Research Publication (2003)
NASA Exceptional Achievement Medal (2001)
JPL Award for Excellence (2001)
JPL Nova Award (2000)
NASA Certificate of Recognition (1999)

Selected Publications

[Ne II] Observations of the Galactic Center: Evidence for a Massive Black Hole, Serabyn, E. & Lacy, J.H. 1985, Ap. J. 293, 445
The Galactic Center Environment, Morris, M. & Serabyn, E., 1996, Ann.Rev.Ast.Ast.34, 645
An Extraordinary Cluster of Massive Stars near the Centre of the Milky Way, Serabyn, E., Shupe, D., & Figer, D.F. 1998, Nature 394, 448
Vertical Distribution of PH3 in Saturn from Observations of the 1-0 and 3-2 Rotational Lines, Orton, G.S., Serabyn, E. & Lee, Y.T. 2000, Icarus 146, 48
Deep and Stable Interferometric Nulling of Broadband Light with Implications for Observing Planets around Nearby Stars, Wallace, K., Hardy,G., Serabyn, E. 2000, Nature 406, 700
Submillimeter Atmospheric Transmission Measurements on Mauna Kea During Extremely Dry el Niño Conditions, Pardo, J.R., Serabyn, E. & Cernicharo, J. 2001, JQSRT 68, 419
Symmetric Nulling Beam Combiners, Serabyn, E, Colavita, M. 2001, Appl.Opt. 40, 1668
Extreme Adaptive Optics Imaging with a Clear and Well-Corrected Off-Axis Telescope Subaperture, Serabyn, E. et al. 2007, Ap.J.Lett. 658, 1386.
Optical Vectorial Vortex Coronagraphs using Liquid Crystal Polymers: Theory, Manufacturing & Laboratory Dem., D. Mawet, E. Serabyn et al., 2009, Opt. Exp. 17, 1902
High-contrast, narrow-field exoplanet imaging with a multi-aperture telescope phased array coronagraph, Serabyn, E. 2009, Ap. J. 697, 1334.
Imaging the Debris Disk of HD 32297 with a Phase-Mask Coronagraph at High Strehl Ratio, D. Mawet, E. Serabyn, K. Stapelfeldt & J. Crepp 2009, Ap.J.Lett. 702, L47.
An image of an exoplanet separated by two diffraction beamwidths from a star, E. Serabyn, D. Mawet & R. Burrus 2010, Nature, 464, 1018.

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