Clara Dehman

I am a theoretical and computational astrophysicist. I develop large-scale simulations that follow how magnetic fields and heat evolve together inside neutron stars, and how that shapes what our telescopes observe.

Research Associate, Anton Pannekoek Institute for Astronomy, University of Amsterdam

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Clara Dehman

Clara Dehman

She/her · born 1996

Research Associate

  • Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  • Anton Pannekoek Institute for Astronomy, University of Amsterdam
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Research highlights

MATINS project logo The MATINS code 3D simulation of a newborn neutron star with a tangled magnetic field Magnetar formation, helicity, and the chiral magnetic effect Wandering magnetic axis of a simulated pulsar Pulsar braking index Dense matter EOS Constraints on the dense-matter equation of state Magnetic stresses and FRBs Magnetic stresses and fast radio bursts Bright magnetars How bright can old magnetars be? Finite-temperature EOS Finite-temperature nuclear equation of state PINNs Interior–magnetosphere coupling with PINNs LPTs Long-period transients
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