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DAVID HOLLENBACH - NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER

MS 245-3, Moffett Field, CA  94035-1000
Phone:  650-604-4164     Fax:  650-604-6779     Email:  hollenbach@ism.arc.nasa.gov

Title and Role

Co-Investigator - Responsible for modeling the influence of star formation on protoplanetary disks and for carrying out the studies of protoplanetary disk lifetime.

Related Experience Summary

• Principal Investigator of the Center for Star Formation Studies 1985-present
• Principal Investigator and Co-Investigator on numerous theoretical grants concerning the evolution of the interstellar medium, star formation, interstellar and protoplanetary dust, and the evolution of protostellar disks.
• Significant involvement in a number of space missions which studied or are going to study the interstellar medium and star formation, including KAO. SWAS, ISO, SIRTF, and SOFIA. The most relevant is Co-Investigator on the SIRTF Legacy Program "Formation and Evolution of Planetary Systems"

Employment History

Research Scientist, Space Science Division, NASA-Ames Research Center (1980-present)
National Research Council Associate, NASA-Ames (1979-1980)
Research Scientist, University of California at Berkeley (1975-1979)

Education

A.B. Hope College, 1964; PhD. (Theoretical Physics)
Cornell University, 1969; postdoctoral fellow
Harvard University (astronomy) 1969-1971

Professional Societies

Member, American Astronomical Society and International Astronomical Union, 1979-present

Awards and Honors

Woodrow Wilson Fellow, Danforth Fellow, National Science Foundation Graduate Fellow, Ames Associate Fellow (1991-1992), H. Julian Allen Award (NASA Ames1992), Exceptional Scientist Award (NASA 1995), Outstanding Leadership Award (NASA 2002).

Selected Relevant Publications

Shu, F., Johnstone, D., and Hollenbach, D., "Photoevaporation of the Solar Nebula and the Formation of Giant Planets", Icarus, 106, 92, 1993.

Hollenbach, D., Johnstone, D., Lizano, S., and Shu, F."Photoevaporation of Disks Around Massive Stars and Application to Ultracompact H II Regions",  ApJ, 428, 654, 1994.

Johnstone, D., Hollenbach, D., Bally, J., "Photoevaporation of Disks and Clumps by

Nearby Massive Stars: Application to Disk Destruction in the Orion Nebula", ApJ, 499, 758, 1998.

Stoerzer, H. and Hollenbach, D., "PDR Models of Photoevaporating Circumstellar

Disks and Application to the Proplyds in Orion", ApJ, 515, 669, 1999..

Hollenbach, D., Yorke, H., and Johnstone, D., "Disk Dispersal Around Young Stars", in Protostars and Planets IV,  eds. V. Mannings, A. Boss , S. Russell, (University of Arizona Press: Tucson), p401,  2000.

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