Jewel Relampagos
PhD studentResearch Overview
I am currently investigating the structure and dynamics of the Earth’s magnetosphere, focusing on the presence of dusk–dawn asymmetries in ionospheric convection patterns observed by SuperDARN. Particularly, I am interested in examining the temporal evolution of these nightside asymmetric flows and the role of the interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) BY in driving these asymmetries.
Other research interests include auroral formation mechanisms and magnetic reconnection, particularly at the geomagnetic tail.
Current Teaching
I am a postgraduate teaching assistant (PGTA) for the following modules:
- PHYS101 - Physics of the Universe
- PHYS103 - Electric and Magnetic Fields
- PHYS104 - Thermal Properties of Matter
- PHYS113 - Series and Differential Equations
- PHYS133 - Oscillations and Waves (Presentations)
- PHYS134 - Electrical Circuits
- PHYS363 - Astrophysics Laboratory
- PHYS467 - Physics of Space Plasma
FST Celebration of Science
Participation in conference - Academic
Autumn MIST 2025
Participation in conference - Academic
Northward IMF Discussion Meeting
Oral presentation
Observing the Extent of Nightside Plasma Flow Asymmetry
Oral presentation
Investigating the Evolution of the Ionospheric Plasma Flows During Dominant IMF By Conditions
Oral presentation
Autumn MIST (Birmingham 2024)
Participation in conference - Academic
STFC Introductory Course in Solar and Solar-Terrestrial Physics 2024
Participation in workshop, seminar, course
- Space and Planetary Physics