The featureless spectrum of hot sub-Neptune HD86226c
Image credit: NASA
Hi! I'm Angelique,
an astronomer who characterises worlds beyond our solar system.
My current research at MPIA targets sub-Neptunes,
the most common class of plantes known today.
Research
I'm excited to show you some of my research projects!
Most recently, I explore the atmospheres of sub-Neptunes with data from the HST SPACE Program.
My former work investigates the chemistry in star-forming regions and the effect of stellar feedback on star formation.
Please, take a look around!
Image credit: NASA
SiO on the day-side of WASP-121b?
Image credit: NASA
The effects of stellar feedback on molecular clumps in the Lagoon Nebula
Image credit: ESO/VPHAS+ team
The molecular environment of the solar-type protostar IRAS 16293-2422
Image credit: ESA/Webb
The puffy sub-Neptune TOI-700c
Image credit: NASA
EXODUS: A mission to explore exoplanet evolution through understanding atmospheric escape
Image credit: EXODUS
About Me
Education:
MSc Astronomy and Astrophysics (University of Bonn)
BSc Physics (University of Bonn)
Please find my full CV here (Last update: 2024, Aug 20)
Research Interests:
Atmospheres and composition of exoplanets
I work on all kinds of planets but I have a soft spot for sub-Neptunes
Star formation and astrochemistry
Here is the ADS link to all publications I'm involved in
Community service:
Exocoffee co-host
IMPRS-HD student deputy
Contact
E-mail:
kahle@mpia.de
Address:
Max Planck Institute for Astronomy
Königstuhl 17
69117 Heidelberg
Germany