About Me
 |
I started my higher education in
Peking
University since 1999. Later, I was attracted by pulsar
related phenomena, including
pulsar radiation mechanism, pulsar timing, and gravitational wave
detection. After involved in a collaborated program between Peking
University and University of Texas at
Brownsville, I receive my PhD degree from Peking University 2010. At the end of 2010, I moved to Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy in Bonn, Germany, where my postdoctoral researches are aiming to detect the gravitational wave using pulsar timing techniques. |
Contact
- Chinese name:
- Email:
- Skype ID: kjleelee
- MPI for Radio Astronomy, Auf dem Hügel 69, 53121, Bonn, Germany
- Telephone: +49-(228)-525-152
- Fax: +49-(228)-525-436
- You may be interested in this direction and a brief description for coming to MPIfr is here
- You can leave me a message at here
Recent Updates
Simulated pulsar timing data
I have generated large groups of pulsar timing data (readable for tempo2) to calibrate gravitational wave detection pipeline for generic pulsar timing array projects. More…
Recent papers
2010MNRAS.405.2103L: Gamma-ray radiation altitude More…
2010ApJ...722.1589L: Gravitational wave & massive graviton More…
MNRAS: optimal schedule for pulsar timing array More…