Carsten Denker
Welcome!
In December 1996, I left Göttingen to start a post-doctoral position at the Big Bear Solar Observatory. Since I started my diploma work at the Universitäts-Sternwarte Göttingen in 1989, I have been engaged in research covering various subjects of solar physics. My current research interests are image reconstruction, adaptive optics, two-dimensional spectroscopy, infrared observations, parallel computing, data visualization, temporal evolution of solar active regions, dynamics of small-scale magnetic fields and mini-filaments, differential solar rotation, and flares and filament eruptions. However, the focus of my research is still in high-resolution observations. In August 2001, I moved to New Jersey to start a new position as an Assistant Professor of Physics at the New Jersey Institute of Technology. Slowly, I am finding some nice trails for mountain biking and hiking, however, if you have any suggestions please let me know!
Munter bleiben!
Carsten
In der Strenge des Denkens und in der Narrheit der
Liebe
liegt die Zerstörerische Absage an die bestehenden
Lebensformen.
Herbert Marcuse
`Der eindimensionale
Mensch'
