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Adria C. Updike

Professor of Physics

Roger Williams University

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College of Arts & Sciences

College Of Arts And Sciences

Department Of Arts And Sciences

Feinstein School of Social and Natural Sciences

Department of Mathematics

Department of Physics

College Of Arts And Sciences

School of Social and Natural Sciences

Adria C. Updike is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor of Physics at Roger Williams University.

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Roger Williams University

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astronomy observational astronomy high-energy astrophysics astrophysics physics high energy physics relativistic astrophysics high energy density physics synchrotron radiation radio astronomy stellar astrophysics extragalactic astronomy atomic spectroscopy supernova astronomical coordinate system astroparticle physics galaxy formation astroinformatics astrophysical plasmas planetary sciences nuclear fusion interstellar medium experimental physics lunar science infrared optic optical information processing gamma-ray bursts theoretical physics cosmic neutrino background atmospheric environment aerosol science planetary change modern physics astronomical image analysis magnetic fields magnetic properties astrophysical simulations general relativity large scale structure optical testing optical spectroscopy transient imaging host galaxies photometric redshift luminous supernovae applied physics space weather magnetic resonance computational physics laboratory investigation numerical simulations magnetic refrigeration short wavelength optic optical engineering optical physics astrostatistics gravitational waves experimental gravity astronautics aerial robotics large-scale datasets astrochronology dark matter search photometry (optics) grb optical afterglows luminous magnetar-powered supernova ultra-long g-ray burst near-infrared follow-up observations afterglow spectrum supersolar metal abundances uv-to-nir photometry bl lacertae reverse shock scenario multiwavelength analysis ultra-long gamma-ray bursts supernova-synthesized dust earth system science acta astronautica computational astrophysics astrobiology science advance nature galaxy clusters atmospheric measurement technique galactic center atmospheric research nuclear science cosmology supermassive black holes galaxy formation and evolution material cycles active galactic nucleus earth science star formation cosmochemistry stellar evolution cosmic rays nuclear astrophysics chemical geology

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Supernova 2010As: The Lowest-Velocity Member of a Family of Flat-Velocity Type Iib Supernovae. UNC Libraries (2021)

a familyhigh-energy astrophysicsphysicsastronomynuclear fusionsupernova 2010asstellar structurelowest-velocity memberhigh energy physicssupernovaastrophysicsstellar evolutionstellar astrophysics

A Deep Search for the Host Galaxies of Grbs With No Detected Optical Afterglow. (2020)

extragalactic astronomyphysicsastronomyhigh energy density physicsgalaxy formationobservational astronomysynchrotron radiationlarge scale structure

Four Grb Supernovae at Redshifts Between 0.4 and 0.8. Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology) (2019)

high-energy astrophysicsgrb supernovaephysicsastronomynuclear fusionhigh energy physicsrelativistic astrophysicssupernovastellar evolutionstellar astrophysics

Highly Luminous Supernovae Associated With Gamma-Ray Bursts. Astronomy and Astrophysics (2019)

D. A. KannP. SchadyF. Olivares E.S. KloseA. RossiD. A. PerleyT. KrühlerJ. GreinerA. Nicuesa GuelbenzuJ. ElliottF. KnustR. FilgasE. PianP. MazzaliJ. P. U. FynboG. LeloudasP. M. J. AfonsoC. DelvauxJ. F. GrahamA. RauS. SchmidlS. SchulzeM. TangaA. C. UpdikeK. Varela

high-energy astrophysicsgamma-ray burstsastronomyluminous supernovaeobservational astronomyrelativistic astrophysicssupernovageneral relativityastrophysicsstellar evolutionplanetary sciencesstellar astrophysics

Highly Luminous Supernovae Associated With Gamma-Ray Bursts - I. Grb 111209A/Sn 2011Kl in the Context of Stripped-Envelope and Superluminous Supernovae. (2019)

high-energy astrophysicsgamma-ray burstsphysicsastronomynuclear fusioni. grb 111209a/snastrophysical plasmasluminous supernovaehigh energy physicsrelativistic astrophysicssupernovaastrophysicssynchrotron radiationatomic spectroscopystellar astrophysics

The Optical/Nir Afterglow of Grb 111209A: Complex yet Not Unprecedented. Astronomy and Astrophysics (2018)

D. A. KannP. SchadyE. F. OlivaresS. KloseA. RossiD. A. PerleyB. ZhangT. KrühlerJ. GreinerA. Nicuesa GuelbenzuJ. ElliottF. KnustZ. CanoR. FilgasE. PianP. MazzaliJ. P. U. FynboG. LeloudasP. M. J. AfonsoC. DelvauxJ. F. GrahamA. RauS. SchmidlS. SchulzeM. TangaA. C. UpdikeK. Varela

high-energy astrophysicsastronomyobservational astronomysupernovaastrophysics

Vizier Online Data Catalog: Grb 111209A Grond and Uvot Light Curves (Kann+, 2018). VizieR Online Data Catalog (2018)

D. A. KannP. SchadyE. F. OlivaresS. KloseA. RossiD. A. PerleyB. ZhangT. KruehlerJ. GreinerA. Nicuesa GuelbenzuJ. ElliottF. KnustZ. CanoR. FilgasE. PianP. MazzaliJ. P. U. FynboG. LeloudasP. M. J. AfonsoC. DelveauxJ. F. GrahamA. RauS. SchmidlS. SchulzeM. TangaA. C. UpdikeK. Varela

observational astronomyastronomyuvot light curveshigh-energy astrophysics

Contemporaneous Optical and X-Ray Observations of the V404 Cygni Outburst. AAS (2016)

x-ray observationshigh-energy astrophysicsphysicsastronomyhigh energy density physicstransient imagingobservational astronomyastrophysicsatomic spectroscopy

Grb 110715A: The Peculiar Multiwavelength Evolution of the First Afterglow Detected by Alma. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (2016)

first afterglowhigh-energy astrophysicsgravitational wavesradio astronomyphysicsastronomyhigh energy density physicsobservational astronomyhigh energy physicsexperimental gravityrelativistic astrophysicspeculiar multiwavelength evolutionastrophysicssynchrotron radiationatomic spectroscopy

A Very Luminous Magnetar-Powered Supernova Associated With an Ultra-Long γ-Ray Burst. Nature (2015)

Jochen GreinerPaolo A. MazzaliD. Alexander KannThomas KrühlerElena PianSimon PrenticeFelipe Olivares E.Andrea RossiSylvio KloseStefan TaubenbergerFabian KnustPaulo M. J. AfonsoChris AshallJan BolmerCorentin DelvauxRoland DiehlJonathan ElliottRobert FilgasJohan P. U. FynboJohn F. GrahamAna Nicuesa GuelbenzuShiho KobayashiGiorgos LeloudasSandra SavaglioPatricia SchadySebastian SchmidlTassilo SchweyerVladimir SudilovskyMohit TangaAdria C. UpdikeHendrik van EertenKarla Varela

luminous magnetar-powered supernovaextragalactic astronomyhigh-energy astrophysicsastronomylunar sciencespace scienceultra-long g-ray burstobservational astronomyrelativistic astrophysicssupernovaplanetary sciencesstellar astrophysics

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Adria C. Updike

Professor of Physics

Roger Williams University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

College Of Arts And Sciences

Department Of Arts And Sciences

Feinstein School of Social and Natural Sciences

Department of Mathematics

Department of Physics

College Of Arts And Sciences

School of Social and Natural Sciences

Adria C. Updike is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor of Physics at Roger Williams University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Adria C. Updike

Roger Williams University

Professor of Physics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Supernova 2010As: The Lowest-Velocity Member of a Family of Flat-Velocity Type Iib Supernovae. UNC Libraries (2021)

a familyhigh-energy astrophysicsphysicsastronomynuclear fusionsupernova 2010asstellar structurelowest-velocity memberhigh energy physicssupernovaastrophysicsstellar evolutionstellar astrophysics

A Deep Search for the Host Galaxies of Grbs With No Detected Optical Afterglow. (2020)

extragalactic astronomyphysicsastronomyhigh energy density physicsgalaxy formationobservational astronomysynchrotron radiationlarge scale structure

Four Grb Supernovae at Redshifts Between 0.4 and 0.8. Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology) (2019)

high-energy astrophysicsgrb supernovaephysicsastronomynuclear fusionhigh energy physicsrelativistic astrophysicssupernovastellar evolutionstellar astrophysics

Highly Luminous Supernovae Associated With Gamma-Ray Bursts. Astronomy and Astrophysics (2019)

Highly Luminous Supernovae Associated With Gamma-Ray Bursts - I. Grb 111209A/Sn 2011Kl in the Context of Stripped-Envelope and Superluminous Supernovae. (2019)

The Optical/Nir Afterglow of Grb 111209A: Complex yet Not Unprecedented. Astronomy and Astrophysics (2018)

high-energy astrophysicsastronomyobservational astronomysupernovaastrophysics

Vizier Online Data Catalog: Grb 111209A Grond and Uvot Light Curves (Kann+, 2018). VizieR Online Data Catalog (2018)

observational astronomyastronomyuvot light curveshigh-energy astrophysics

Contemporaneous Optical and X-Ray Observations of the V404 Cygni Outburst. AAS (2016)

x-ray observationshigh-energy astrophysicsphysicsastronomyhigh energy density physicstransient imagingobservational astronomyastrophysicsatomic spectroscopy

Grb 110715A: The Peculiar Multiwavelength Evolution of the First Afterglow Detected by Alma. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (2016)

A Very Luminous Magnetar-Powered Supernova Associated With an Ultra-Long γ-Ray Burst. Nature (2015)

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