Anusha Pai Asnodkar

Anusha Pai Asnodkar studies the atmospheres of hot and ultra-hot giant exoplanets, using high-resolution spectroscopy to detect gases like iron and measure winds and temperature structure in planets such as KELT-20b, WASP-12b, and TOI-1518b. Recent work also extends into instrumentation, developing fiber-based interferometric techniques ('nulling interferometry') for directly imaging and characterizing exoplanets. This research helps reveal the composition, weather, and structure of planetary atmospheres outside our solar system.

Publication output began around 2022 and has continued at a steady pace of roughly 3-7 papers per year through 2026, following no recorded output in the preceding years of the decade.

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