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Welcome! I am a planetary scientist and astronomer. I am currently a postdoctoral scholar at UC San Diego.​​

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My work focuses on understanding the present-day atmospheres of giant planets and how they are connected to their formation. The atmospheres of giant planets are the product of complicated formation processes and subsequent evolution. I use a mixture of high-resolution observations from ground-based facilities like Keck, as well as low-resolution observations from JWST, to study the chemistry and physical properties of these atmospheres to try and disentangle information about their origins. 

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My other research interests are the properties and formation of aerosols in giant planet atmospheres, and how atmospheres and interiors of giant planets interact and exchange material. 

Contact

I'm always happy to chat about my research, grad school or outreach. Feel free to send me an email! 

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jinglis@ucsd.edu 

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