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She was a founding member of the LIGO Scientific Collaboration, and has participated intensely in the commissioning of the LIGO detector at the Livingston Observatory since joining LSU in 2001, in issues related to alignment sensing and control.
- Gabriela González | LSU Physics & Astronomy
LSU Department of Physics & Astronomy Professor Gabriela...
- Curriculum Vitae - LSU
Gabriela Gonzalez Lic., Cordoba University, Argentina, 1988...
- Gabriela González - fss.lsu.edu
She was a founding member of the LIGO Scientific...
- It's a Nobel Win for LSU LIGO Scientist!
LSU Physics Professor and LIGO Scientist, Gabriela González,...
- Gabriela González | LSU Physics & Astronomy
Gabriela González. Professor of Physics and Astronomy, Louisiana State University. Licenciada, (~M.Sc.), University of Córdoba, Argentina, 1988. Ph.D., Syracuse University, 1995. Phone: (225) 578-0468. Email: gonzalez@lsu.edu. Research. My research is on detection of gravitational waves.
Gabriela Ines González, (born 24 February 1965 [2]) is an Argentine professor of physics and astronomy at the Louisiana State University and was the spokesperson for the LIGO Scientific Collaboration from March 2011 until March 2017.
LSU Department of Physics & Astronomy Professor Gabriela González has been named among the world's top 10 scientists by Nature, Scientist of the Year by Great Minds in STEM, and one of the top 100 Leading Global Thinkers by Foreign Policy magazine for the LIGO Scientific Collaboration.
Gabriela Gonzalez Lic., Cordoba University, Argentina, 1988 Ph.D., Syracuse University, USA, 1995. Nov 25, 2019. Personal Information. Email: gonzalez@lsu.edu. Date and place of birth: February 24th, 1965, Cordoba, Argentina. Nationality: U.S. citizen. Address:
She was a founding member of the LIGO Scientific Collaboration, and has participated intensely in the commissioning of the LIGO detector at the Livingston Observatory since joining LSU in 2001, in issues related to alignment sensing and control.
LSU Physics Professor and LIGO Scientist, Gabriela González, wins a Nobel Prize in Physics.
