Aylin García Soto, PhD.
I'm a Physics and Astronomy Postdoctoral Researcher at Boise State University. I work alongside Professor Brian Jackson and Dr. Elisabeth Adams.
My research interests revolve on magnetic field related activity in several kinds of stellar objects! At Dartmouth, I focused on analyzing observational activity (e.g. rotational modulation, balmer line emission, etc) and properties (e.g. inclination) of M dwarfs using photometric and spectroscopic tools. As well as understanding spin-orbit alignment discrepancies found in M dwarfs using TESS, following the Kepler dichotomy phenomenon found in the literature. At Boise State, I am involved with The Short Period Planets Group's ( SuPerPiG's) search for tidal decaying planets.
I am also involved in several acts of service, such as community outreach at different scientific events , undergraduate and graduate mentoring, as well as science writing.
