Aliz Derekas
Aliz Derekas (born 1977)[1] is a Hungarian astronomer, and a senior research fellow at the Gothard Astrophysical Observatory of Eötvös Loránd University. Her research interests include variable stars, double stars, and exoplanets.[2][3] Her research has included leading a team that discovered the structure of HD 181068, an unusual triple system of mutually eclipsing stars,[4] and the observation of convection within V1154 Cyg, a Cepheid variable star.[5]
Derekas completed a Ph.D. in 2009 at the University of Sydney in Australia. Her dissertation, Pulsating Stars and Binary Systems, was jointly supervised by Tim Bedding and László Kiss.[6][7]
References
- ^ Birth year from National Library of Poland, as listed by VIAF, accessed 2025-10-24
- ^ Staff, Gothard Astrophysical Observatory, retrieved 2025-10-24
- ^ "Ms. Aliz Derekas", Member profiles, International Astronomical Union, retrieved 2025-10-24
- ^ "Kepler discovery of a unique triply eclipsing triple star", NASA Kepler News, NASA Ames Research Center, 7 April 2011, archived from the original on 2011-05-10
- ^ Kepler watched a Cepheid star boil, Konkoly Observatory, 28 September 2016, retrieved 2025-10-24 – via Phys.org
- ^ Pulsating Stars and Binary Systems (PDF) (Ph.D. thesis), University of Sydney, 2009, retrieved 2025-10-24 – via University of Szeged
- ^ "Aliz Derekas", AstroGen, American Astronomical Society, retrieved 2025-10-25
External links
- Aliz Derekas publications indexed by Google Scholar
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