Susanna Kohler, Author at AAS Nova

Author Susanna Kohler

Susanna Kohler

Susanna Kohler is the editor of AAS Nova. She received her BS in physics from University of California at Santa Barbara in 2008 and her PhD in astrophysics from University of Colorado Boulder in 2014. Her dissertation work focused on studying and modeling the extremely energetic outflows from active black holes at galactic centers. Susanna is an administrator and former author for Astrobites and a founding organizer of ComSciCon, a science communication workshop series for graduate students. Susanna has pursued outreach in astronomy and physics for over a decade, both as a public speaker and as a freelance writer whose pieces have appeared in a variety of online publications. She is delighted to continue to share exciting astrophysics research with others now through AAS Nova.

September 2016

26 September 2016

Featured Image: Tests of an MHD Code Images

23 September 2016

Explaining the Birth of the Martian Moons Features

21 September 2016

Colliding Neutron Stars as the Source of Heavy Elements Features

19 September 2016

Building an Unusual White-Dwarf Duo Features

16 September 2016

Update On the Puzzling Boyajian’s Star Features

14 September 2016

Are Stellar Storms Bad News for M-Dwarf Planets? Features

12 September 2016

Featured Image: Hubble’s New Views of Debris Disks Images

9 September 2016

Building Up the Milky Way’s Skeleton Features

2 September 2016

Rings from Close Encounters Features

August 2016

31 August 2016

Monitoring Holes in the Sun’s Corona Features

Author Susanna Kohler