Donald D. Clayton (Professor)

Email: cdonald@clemson.edu Ph. D. 1962 -- California Inst. of Technology Theoretical study of the origin of atomic nuclei in stars (nucleosynthesis) and the evolution of stars; theoretical study of the occurrences of natural radioactivity and its implications; gamma ray astronomy; the interpretation of isotopic anomalies in samples from meteorites; the origin of the solar system. For more information click here.

Phillip J. Flower (Associate Professor)

Ph. D. 1976 -- University of Washington at Seattle Stellar structure and evolution of stars; color-magnitude diagrams of galactic and extragalactic star clusters. For more information click here.

Dieter H. Hartmann (Associate Professor)

Email: hartmann@grb.phys.clemson.edu Ph. D. 1989 -- University of California at Santa Cruz Gamma-ray astronomy: bursts; galactic structure and evolution; stellar structure and evolution nucleosynthesis and chemical evolution. For more information click here.

Jeremy King (Associate Professor)

Ph. D. 1993 -- University of Hawaii High resolution optical and near-UV spectroscopy; Galactic chemical evolution; Big Bang nucleosynthesis; Galactic stellar populations. For more information click here.

Mark D. Leising (Professor)

Email: lmark@clemson.edu Ph. D. 1987 -- Rice University Gamma-ray astrophysics - radioactivity from stellar explosions, gamma-ray transients, the cosmic gamma-ray background, high-energy processes in compact stars and accretion disks; supernovae; classical novae; nuclear astrophysics. Astronomy labs for non-scientists. For more information click here.

Bradley S. Meyer (Professor)

Email: mbradle@clemson.edu Ph. D. 1989 -- University of Chicago Nuclear astrophysics; stellar collapse; cosmology; interstellar dust. For more information click here.

Lih-Sin The (Research Associate)

Email: tlihsin@hubcap.clemson.edu Ph. D. 1989 -- University of Arizona X-ray and Gamma-Ray from supernova; supernova light curve; stellar nucleosynthesis. For more information click here.