Contact
- Office: N486 ESC
- 801.422.2167
- denise_stephens@byu.edu
Office Hours
No hours during covid
Meetings and Assignments
No research meetings during covid
Winter 2023 Teaching Schedule
Physics 127 |
1:00p - 1:50p |
MWF |
C465 |
ESC |
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Physics 228 |
12:00p - 12:50p |
MWF |
C285 |
ESC |
Research
Specialty: Brown Dwarfs, Transiting Planets, Young Stellar Objects, IR Observing, Space Telescopes
Supervised Theses and Dissertations
Professional Bio
Dr. Stephen's received her bachelors degree from BYU and her masters and PhD from New Mexico State University and then went on to work at the Space Telescope Science Institute and Johns Hopkins University before coming to BYU. She specializes in the study of brown dwarf atmospheres. She is also interested in using space telescopes like HST to identify and characterize close binary systems, primarily brown dwarf and low-mass stellar binaries. She studies transiting extrasolar planets and takes data with BYU's 16" telescope as well as working with the Kepler data set. She is also interested in any science that uses space or ground based telescopes to collect data in the infrared.