About Us

Carmel Research Center Inc. is made up of a unique combination of physicists, computer scientists, and technologists. These teams work together to push the forefront of science and technology.

Dr. Devrie S. Intriligator has been researching space weather and actively developing forecast applications for more than 20 years. Her research focus is space plasma physics, ranging from space weather at Earth to space weather effects beyond the solar system. Her studies include comprehensive analyses of particles and fields measurements and interpretations of these results in light of theoretical expectations.

In the last few years, Dr. Intriligator and the members of the CRC Space Plasma Laboratory have worked with and co-authored papers with a number of people, including:

Dr. Devrie S. Intriligator

Senior Research Physicist and Director

Dr. Dana Crider

Catholic University

Dr. Robert B. Decker

Applied Physics Laboratory

Dr. Thomas Detman

Carmel Research Center, Inc.

Dr. Robert Forsyth

Imperial College

Prof. George Gloeckler

University of Michigan

Dr. Joseph Grebowsky

NASA GSFC

Dr. Timothy Horbury

Imperial College

Dr. Randy Jokipii

University of Arizona

Dr. Horst Kunow

University of Kiel

Dr. Wei Sun

University of Alaska

Dr. Nancy Crooker

Boston University

Dr. Charles Deehr

University of Alaska

Dr. Murray Dryer

Carmel Research Center, Inc.

Christine Gloeckler

University of Michigan

Dr. Jack Gosling

LASP

Prof. Douglas Hamilton

University of Maryland

Dr. Richard Hartle

NASA GSFC

Prof. Darrell Judge

University of Southern California

Dr. Hector Perez-de-Tejada

University of Mexico

Dr. William Webber

New Mexico State University