Sabine’s research involves understanding planetary interior processes and evolution. She focuses on planetary magnetic fields, dynamo theory, interior structure models and other geophysical methods to learn about the deep interiors of planets. Her work includes projects on many solar system bodies (Mercury, Moon, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, asteroids and planetesimals) as well as extrasolar planets. She uses a combination of numerical simulations, theory and comparison to observations from various missions to explore her science questions.
Sabine Stanley
Bloomberg Distinguished Professor, Dept. Earth and Planetary Sciences & Applied Physics Lab
sabine@jhu.edu
126 Olin Hall
410-516-5606
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Research Interests: Planetary interior processes and evolution
Education: PhD, Havard University