Aigen Li
Associate Professor of Astrophysics
UMC
      
Office: 314 Physics Building
Phone: 573-884-1390
E-mail: lia@missouri.edu
Webpage: http://web.missouri.edu/~lia/
Biographical Information: Ph.D., Leiden University, 1998


Research Interests

Aigen Li's main research interests are the theoretical  studies of the interstellar medium (with a focus on interstellar grains), the formation and evolution of stars and planetary systems (with a focus on protoplanetary dust disks around young stars, debris disks around main sequence stars, and dust envelopes around evolved stars), comets, and the infrared emission properties of galaxies.

Selected Publications

Li, A. 2005, ``Interstellar Grains -- The 75th Anniversary'', J. Phys.: Conf. Ser., pp. 229-248;
   
Li, A. 2005, ``On the Absorption and Emission Properties of Interstellar Grains'', AIP Conf. Ser., pp. 123-133;
 
Li, A. 2004, ``The Warm, Cold and Very Cold Dusty Universe'', Penetrating Bars Through Masks of Cosmic Dust, pp. 535-559;
 
Li, A. 2004, ``Interaction of Nanoparticles with Radiation'', Astrophysics of Dust, ASP Conf. Ser., pp. 417-452;
 
Li, A. & Greenberg, J.M. 2003, "In Dust We Trust: An Overview of Observations and Theories of Interstellar Dust'', Solid State Astrochemistry, pp. 37-84;