Dr. Joe Hahn

Dr. Joseph (Joe) M. Hahn

10500 Loring Drive
Austin, TX 78750
Phone: (512) 992 - 9962
E-mail: jhahn at spacescience.org (replacing "at" with "@")
visit my blog on planetary science: Solar System Watch

Research Interests

Dynamics of planetary systems
The formation and evolution of planets, satellites, and planetary rings
The Kuiper Belt
Comets & interplanetary dust
Circumstellar disks

Are you looking for a postdoctoral position in planetary dynamics?

Want to live and work in sunny, groovy place like Austin TX?
Or perhaps you want to live somewhere else in the US (such as with your spouse) and telecommute?
If so, then consider applying for any of these postdoctoral fellowships with me:

NSF Astronomy and Astrophysics Postdoctoral Fellowships (AAPF). Application deadline: October 12, 2011.

NASA Fellowship for Early Career Researcher. Application deadline: varies.

If interested, shoot me an email and tell me about the science that you want to work on.

Curriculum Vitae

Professional Background

Presentations and Conference Results

Publications

Software

Courses taught at Saint Mary's University

PHY 211: University Physics II

PHY 3405: Classical Mechanics

ASTR 5622: Astrophysical Dynamics

Graduate Students

Christopher C. Capobianco, who completed his Masters degree at Saint Mary's in 2006.
Thesis title: Modelling Dusty Planetary Disks Using Secular Perturbation Theory.