Huanyu Teng 滕环宇

PhD of Earth and Planetary Sciences

East Asian Core Observatories Association

Biography

I become an East Asian Core Observatories Association Fellow from October, 2023, and I will work at KASI, NAOC, and NAOJ during the postdoctoral program.

My research focuses on planet search and characterization with the radial velocity method, including: (1) Measuring stellar obliquity of young planetary systems, (2) Planet search around evolved stars, (3) Planet search and characterization around mid-to-late M dwarfs, (4) Relationship between planet occurrence and planetary/stellar properties. Importantly, observation is always the technique, and the ultimate goal of my study is always to better understand planet formation!

My research related with planet search is largely based on Okayama Planet Search Program (OPSP), Subaru IRD-SSP, and Subaru IRD TESS Intensive Follow-up Project.

A full CV in pdf format is available here.

Interests

Stellar obliquity
Young planetary systems
Exoplanet searching
Radial velocity
Evolved stars
Mid-to-late M dwarfs
(More are coming!)

Education

PhD of Science in Earth and Planetary Sciences, 2023/09
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Master of Science in Earth and Planetary Sciences, 2020/03
Tokyo Institute of Technology
BSc of Science in Astronomy, 2016/07
Beijing Normal University