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Tom Mike Krimigis
Emeritus Head, Space Department, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Dr. Stamatios (Tom) Krimigis is Emeritus Head of the Space Exploration Sector at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL), Vice President of the Academy of Athens has built instruments that have flown to all 9 classical planets beginning with Mariner 4 to Mars in 1965 and ending with New Horizons to Pluto in 2015; also the Moon, the asteroid Eros, and the Parker Solar Probe to the Sun in 2018, and is Principal Investigator on Voyagers 1&2, has published more than 640 papers with h=85
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Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Emeritus Head, Space Department
Education
University of Iowa
Doctorate
1965
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A new low-energy cosmic ray population in the very local interstellar medium
ACROSS THE HELIOSPHERIC BOUNDARIES AND REGIONS: IN SITU OBSERVATIONS AND MODELING AS TOOLS FOR PROBING THE OUTER HELIOSPHERE I ORAL
spa-solar and heliospheric physics | 15 december 2025
Towards resolving the debate on heliosheath flows: the discrepancy in heliosheath flow derived from Voyager PLS and LECP observations
ACROSS THE HELIOSPHERIC BOUNDARIES AND REGIONS: IN SITU OBSERVATIONS AND MODELING AS TOOLS FOR PROBING THE OUTER HELIOSPHERE I ORAL
spa-solar and heliospheric physics | 15 december 2025
The Combined Solar-Wind and Solar-Energetic-Particles Distribution Function as Observed by the Solar Wind Around Pluto (SWAP) and Pluto Energetic Particle Spectrometer Science Investigation (PEPSSI) Investigations on New Horizons
ACROSS THE HELIOSPHERIC BOUNDARIES AND REGIONS: IN SITU OBSERVATIONS AND MODELING AS TOOLS FOR PROBING THE OUTER HELIOSPHERE I ORAL
spa-solar and heliospheric physics | 15 december 2025
Anisotropies of 28-137 keV Ions from Voyager 2/ LECP Beyond the Termination Shock and the Heliopause
ACROSS THE HELIOSPHERIC BOUNDARIES AND REGIONS: IN SITU OBSERVATIONS AND MODELING AS TOOLS FOR PROBING THE OUTER HELIOSPHERE I ORAL
spa-solar and heliospheric physics | 15 december 2025
Revisiting the energetic particle behavior in the magnetically sectored heliosheath based on the Voyager observations
THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF HELIOPHYSICS THROUGH IN SITU OBSERVATIONS OF THE OUTER HELIOSPHERE AND THE INTERSTELLAR MEDIUM II ORAL
spa-solar and heliospheric physics | 15 december 2023
Anisotropies of 40-139 keV Ions Measured by Voyager 1/LECP out to ~33 AU Beyond the Heliopause
THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF HELIOPHYSICS THROUGH IN SITU OBSERVATIONS OF THE OUTER HELIOSPHERE AND THE INTERSTELLAR MEDIUM I POSTER
spa-solar and heliospheric physics | 14 december 2023
On the Energization of Pickup Ions Downstream of the Heliospheric Termination Shock by Comparing 0.52–55 keV Observed Energetic Neutral Atom Spectra to Ones Inferred from Proton Hybrid Simulations
INTERSTELLAR MEDIUM TRACES IN THE TIME-VARYING HELIOSPHERE III POSTER
spa-solar and heliospheric physics | 15 december 2022
Voyager Observations of the Energy Dependence of Galactic Cosmic Rays Anisotropies in the Very Local Interstellar Medium
TOWARD UNDERSTANDING THE NATURE AND STRUCTURE OF OUR HELIOSPHERIC SHIELD
spa-solar and heliospheric physics | 15 december 2022
Honors & Awards
James Van Allen Lecture
Received December 2014
Union Fellow
Received January 1980