TW Hydrae from Rapson et al. 2015.
Planet forming disk around TW Hydrae (Rapson et al. 2015)

Dr. Rapson conducts research in the field of observational astronomy, community outreach and science education. During her graduate career, Dr. Rapson used ground and space based telescopes to study planet forming disks around nearby young stars. Since starting her career at Oneonta, she has focused more on conducting observations of exoplanet transits, and helping confirm the presence of exoplanetary systems identified by the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS). She also obtains data on transients such as stellar nova and supernova explosions. Dr. Rapson also facilitates community events for exciting astronomical phenomena, like solar and lunar eclipses, and participates in science education research related to these activities. Undergraduate and graduate students are heavily involved in all her research projects.

 https://suny.oneonta.edu/news-events/summer-2023-student-research-fellowship-projects

 

 

Publications