Lyra Cao

Lyra Cao

My name is Lyra Cao and I work primarily on starspots, young stars, and rapid rotators in the intersection of theory and observation. I develop stellar models and work with observations to understand the effects that magnetism can have on stellar physics. I have been developing a large catalog of spectroscopic starspot measurements (LEOPARD), which can be directly interpreted with the SPOTS isochrones. I have also been playing with making stellar evolution more accessible. You may read about these topics in my research, under my CV, or find me elsewhere on the web.

1. Recent (or Future) Appearances

1.1. 7/30/24: Contributed Talk, TESS Science Conference III

1.2. 6/24/24: Invited Talk, Cool Stars 22

1.3. 6/6/24: Invited Talk, CASCA-TO 2024

1.4. 8/3/23: Contributed Talk, SDSS-V Collaboration Meeting, Flatiron

1.5. 7/21/23: Contributed Talk, TASC7/KASC14

1.6. 1/12/23: Dissertation Talk, AAS 241 Seattle

1.7. 1/10/23: Press Conference, AAS 241 Seattle

1.8. 12/16/22: Lunch Talk, Carnegie Observatories

1.9. 12/14/22: Invited Seminar, Keele University

1.10. 7/4/22–7/5/22: Poster, Cool Stars 21

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