Jason A. Gilbert
Associate Research Scientist
Climate and Space Sciences and Engineering
2417B Space Research Building
Climate & Space Research Building University of Michigan 2455 Hayward Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2143(734) 936-0867
Education:
PhD, Atmospheric and Space Sciences, University of Michigan
Research Interests: ^top
Low- to mid-energy (<100 keV) heliospheric plasma and related topics in Heliophysics, space hardware/instrumentation development, specifically ion optics and mass spectrometry, the characteristics and composition of the solar wind, coronal mass ejections, pickup ions.
- Mass Spectrometry hardware development
- Solar wind and pickup ion analysis
- In situ studies of coronal mass ejections
Biography: ^top
My research interests are on the solar wind and other mid-energy space plasmas, interplanetary coronal mass ejections, and the design and calibration of space-based mass spectrometers. Specific topics of interest include pickup ions, low-charge-state space plasmas, ion mass spectrometry, and the development of new measurement techniques. I am a member of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) and oversee the Mass Spectrometry Laboratory at U-M, which includes facilities for prototype testing and calibration of instrument systems. I am also involved with public outreach efforts and have mentored over 20 undergraduate and graduate students.
Awards: ^top
- NASA Graduate Student Researchers Program Fellowship
- College of Engineering Dean’s Fellowship