Dr Stephane Regnier

Assistant Professor

Department: Mathematics, Physics and Electrical Engineering

I am currently a Senior Lecturer in Mathematics at Northumbria University (Newcastle upon Tyne). After getting my PhD from the Universite Paris-Sud (Orsay, France), I continued to develop numerical models of magentic fields and their use to understand the physics of the Sun's atmosphere at Montana State University (Bozeman, USA), ESTEC (Noordwijk, The Netherlands), St Andrews University (Scotland), the University of Central Lancashire (Preston, UK).

Campus Address

Pandon Building

Email Stephane

Key Publications

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Identifying Coronal Sources of L1 Solar Wind Disturbances Using the Fisk Heliospheric Magnetic Field and Potential Field Extrapolations during Three Solar Minima, Steyn, P., Johnson, D., Botha, G., Régnier, S. 1 May 2024, In: The Astrophysical Journal
Properties of magnetic null points associated with X-class flares during solar cycle 24, Edgar, R., Regnier, S. 21 Jul 2024, In: Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
Oscillatory Reconnection as a Plasma Diagnostic in the Solar Corona, Karampelas, K., McLaughlin, J., Botha, G., Régnier, S. 1 Feb 2023, In: The Astrophysical Journal
Oscillatory Reconnection of a 2D X-point in a hot coronal plasma, Karampelas, K., McLaughlin, J., Botha, G., Regnier, S. 1 Feb 2022, In: Astrophysical Journal
The Independence of Oscillatory Reconnection Periodicity from the Initial Pulse, Karampelas, K., McLaughlin, J., Botha, G., Régnier, S. 11 Jul 2022, In: The Astrophysical Journal
Multi-Stranded Coronal Loops: Quantifying Strand Number and Heating Frequency from Simulated Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) Atmospheric Imaging Assembly (AIA) Observations, Williams, T., Walsh, R., Regnier, S., Johnston, C. Jun 2021, In: Solar Physics
Correction to: Statistical Analysis of Solar Events Associated with Storm Sudden Commencements over One Year of Solar Maximum During Cycle 23: Propagation from the Sun to the Earth and Effects, Bocchialini, K., Grison, B., Menvielle, M., Chambodut, A., Cornilleau-Wehrlin, N., Fontaine, D., Marchaudon, A., Pick, M., Pitout, F., Schmieder, B., Régnier, S., Zouganelis, I. Apr 2019, In: Solar Physics
Damping of Propagating Kink Waves in the Solar Corona, Tiwari, A., Morton, R., Regnier, S., McLaughlin, J. 10 May 2019, In: The Astrophysical Journal
In situ generation of coronal Alfvén waves by jets, González-Avilés, J., Guzmán, F., Fedun, V., Verth, G., Sharma, R., Shelyag, S., Regnier, S. 1 Apr 2019, In: Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
I. Jet Formation and Evolution due to 3D Magnetic Reconnection, Gonzalez-Aviles, J., Guzman, F., Fedun, V., Verth, G., Shelyag, S., Regnier, S. 5 Apr 2018, In: The Astrophysical Journal

Professional Activity

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Invited talk: The Magnetic Universe 2023
Examination: Internal Examiner 2023
Participating in a conference, workshop, ...: National Astronomy Meeting (2023) 2023
Other: Nuffield Summer Studentship 2022
Publication Peer-review: The Astrophysical Journal (Journal) 2022
Oral presentation: Statistics of nanoflares in quiet-Sun magnetic fields: tangential discontinuities 2019
Invited talk: The Sun's magnetic fields 2019
Oral presentation: Heating coronal loops by nanoflares: testing Klimchuk's hypothesis 2019
Oral presentation: Statistics of nano- and micro-flares in active region magnetic fields 2019
Invited talk: The Solar Corona 2019

PGR Supervision

Harry Birch The Physics of Solar Prominences: an AI/ML approach Start Date: 19/09/2022
Autumn Rolling Start Date: 01/02/2016

Qualifications

Physics PhD September 01 2014
Fellow (FHEA) Higher Education Academy (HEA) 2016
Fellow Royal Astronomical Society (RAS) 2014
Member American Astronomical Society (AAS) 2014

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