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Isabelle Codron

Isabelle Codron

Postgraduate

Location: Physics 510

I am a PhD student within the Physics department working with Prof. Stefan Kraus. My research focuses on protoplanetary discs around YSOs, using interferometric data to model and image dynamical processes taking place. Our data primarily comes from the MIRC-X and MYSTIC instrument at CHARA, where I regularly observe and have been PI of my own observing runs. I also utilise the PIONIER instrument at the VLTI. Our data is modelled using PMOIRED (Mérand. 2022).

I have spent time working with Prof. John Monnier for a 3 month research collaboration at the University of Michigan as well as spent 2 months as a visiting researcher at ESO Chile working with Dr. Aaron Labdon.