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Susan Clark

Assistant Professor of Physics
KIPAC Senior Member
The Cosmic Magnetism & Interstellar Physics Group
Email
seclark1@stanford.edu

Research Projects

Rendering of a proposed CMB-S4 small telescope mount. (Credit: CMB-S4 collaboration.)
CMB—Stage 4
The site of Simons Observatory in the Atacama Desert in Chile. (Credit: UC San Diego)
Simons Observatory

Research Highlights

The dust in the Milky Way, shown in darker and redder colors, are regions where new star formation is taking place. These dusty regions are correlated with the magnetic fields present in our galaxy, and the background light gets polarized in a measurable way as a result. (ESA/Planck Collaboration.)
Susan Clark: KIPAC's Newest Faculty Member Studies the Mysteries of Magnetism in Galaxies

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