Victoria Kaspi

My research centres on observational studies of neutron stars. I use radio and X-ray telescopes to study pulsars - rapidly rotating, highly magnetized neutron stars. Specific projects my research group is currently working on include:
NuSTAR - a focusing hard X-ray NASA mission due to launch February 2012
SWIFT and Arecibo L-Band Feed Array, a CyberSKA project, and using the Green Bank Telescope, in support of NANOGrav
X-ray observations of high-magnetic field neutron stars using CHANDRA and XMM-Newton
Population synthesis of radio pulsars
Vicky Kaspi wins 2015 Killam Prize for the Natural Sciences (April 14, 2015)
Radio-burst discovery deepens astrophysics mystery (July 2014)
Vicky Kaspi wins Polanyi prize (February 2011)
Stargazer Wins Prix du Québec (January 2010)
Stars that make your head spin (Oct. 2009)
Taking the Pulse of the Universe (Oct. 2009)
Review: From Star Trek to Dark Trek (June 2009)