12/02/2022

Dr. Kristina Collins, KD8OXT, earned her PhD in Electrical Engineering from
Case Western Reserve University on November 18, 2022. Dr. Collins' thesis,
Development of a Low-Cost Meta-Instrument for Distributed Observations of
Ionospheric Variability, focuses on the development of the HamSCI Grape
Personal Space Weather Station Network. Ham Radio Science Citizen Investigation
(HamSCI) serves as a means for fostering collaborations between professional
researchers and amateur radio operators. Dr. Collins currently serves on the
HamSCI advisory board, leads the HamSCI Eclipse and Frequency Measurement
Festivals project and WWV/H Scientific Modulation[1] team, and served as chair
of the local organizing committee for the 2019 HamSCI Workshop. She has been
interviewed on ARRL's Eclectic Tech podcast[2] and has peer-reviewed papers
published in the American Geophysical Union's Eos magazine and the IEEE
Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters. She's excited to be joining the Space
Science Institute[3] in the spring of 2023 as a postdoctoral research fellow
through the National Science Foundation Office of Polar Programs. Dr. Collins
was first licensed in 2010 and now holds an Amateur Extra-class license.
--Thanks to HamSCI for information contained in this story.

[1] https://hamsci.org/wwv
[2] http://www.arrl.org/eclectic
[3] https://www.spacescience.org/bio.php?emp=KCOLLINS

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