Ann Marie Cody, Author at RocketSTEM

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Ann Marie Cody

Cody is a postdoctoral scholar at Caltech, working with the Young Stellar Object Variability group at Spitzer/IPAC on the Coordinated Synoptic Investigation of NGC 2264. These projects seek to understand the diversity of variability behavior in young stars, its mechanisms, and connections to circumstellar disks.

Her research involves high-precision optical and infrared photometry of young stars and brown dwarfs using ground and space-based telescopes. She enjoys visiting observatories from Hawaii to Chile while carrying out her work.

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Spitzer: Not a politician; Not a carbonated beverage

Ann Marie Cody March 11, 2014

Most blog readers are no doubt familiar with the world of space telescopes. But have you ever gone to your friends and asked them what comes to mind when they hear the word “Spitzer?” Chances are, they will ask if you are referring to a certain politician… Or maybe a carbonated beverage. Now is the …

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