Elena Manjavacas - Personal Profiles
Elena Manjavacas
Main Research Fields
My research focuses in the characterization of the atmospheres of low-mass stars, brown dwarfs and free-floating planetary-mass objects. In particular, I am interested on the spectra-photometric variability of these objects, that provide us with information about their vertical cloud coverage in their atmospheres. In addition, a second part of my research involves producing spectral libraries of brown dwarfs of different ages, and surface gravities to serve as templates for characterizing other objects, like directly-imaged exoplanets.
Keywords
- Low-mass stars
- Brown dwarfs
- Free-floating planetary mass objects
- Infrared astronomy
- Spectro-photometric variability
- Spectroscopy
- Polarimetry
Ongoing collaborations
- Daniel Apai
- Theodora Karalidi
- Nicolas Lodieu
- Maria Rosa Zapatero-Osorio
- Victor Sánchez Béjar.
- Daniella Bardalez-Gagliuffi
- Beth Biller
- Johanna Vos
- Paulo Miles-Paez
Publications
Project/mission at ESA
JWST/NIRSpec
Personal webpage: https://elenamanjavacas.wordpress.com