Present PositionResearcher atUniversities Space Research Association On Astro-E2(Suzaku) XRT Project Brief BioAfter finishing his thesis work on Hercules X-1 data analysis, he joined the Goddard X-ray branch to continue his astrophysical research. He also became interested in X-ray optics, and subsequently fabricating and improving the image quality of the X-ray telescopes on borad ASCA and Astro-E2 satellites.Educational BackgroundPh.D. 1988, University of California, San Diego;B.S. 1976, National Taiwan University; Ph.D. thesis: The Temporal-Spectral Behaviors of Hercules X-1 Research InterestsMain research fieldsInstrumnetation: X-ray Optics on segmented light weight telescopes; Astrophysics: Binary X-ray Pulsars Current ProjectsAstro-E2(Suzaku): target observation planning, data analysis;Improving the spatial resolution of future X-ray telescope; Extend the telescope energy response from 10keV to 60-70keV by using multilayering techniques Selected Publications1. “Ground-based x-ray calibration of the telescopes onboard Astro-E2 satellite”, K. Misaki, et al., 2004, SPIE, 5168, 2942. “Multi-layer Option for Conical Foil X-ray Mirrors”, P.J. Serlemitsos, Y. Ogasaka, Y. Soong, and K.-W. Chan, 1997, SPIE, 3113, 244 3. “Foil X-rat Mirrors”, P.J. Serlemitsos, and Y. Soong, 1996, Astrophysics and Space Science, 239, 177 4. “Multi-wavelength observations of Hercules X-1/HZ Herculis”, S.D. Vrtilek, et al., Ap.J. Lett., 1994, 436, L9
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