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Before, during and after the eclipse, Saurav Aryal will use a custom-built instrument to record images of the upper atmosphere.
A typical day for Vikram Singh Prasher is filled with studying, attending classes, conducting research, interviewing for jobs and working with the American Physics Society. He thrives on the jam-packed schedule, and on the relationships he’s developed at UMass Lowell.
George Geddes will be among the hundreds of scientists in Carbondale, Ill., to view and conduct experiments during the eclipse.
Silas Laycock researches black holes, neutron stars and time-domain astrophysics.