Léa Griton
Research Expert - France - Ile-de-France - Paris
Role
Researcher
Organization
Sorbonne Université, LESIA, l'Observatoire de Paris
City of the organization
Paris
Spoken languages
English
French
German
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Modification Date
13 September 2021Biography
Léa Griton has a doctorate in astrophysics, researcher at IRAP (Toulouse). A specialist in plasma physics in the Solar System, she is researching the origins of the solar wind thanks to the Parker Solar Probe (NASA) mission. Very involved in the BepiColombo space mission, it performs numerical simulations of the interaction of the solar wind with the planet Mercury. She also studies the magnetosphere of Uranus. She works with associations (Wax-Science, Women & Sciences) to encourage young girls to embark on a scientific career.
Publications
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- 2018
Three‐Dimensional Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations of the Solar Wind Interaction With a Hyperfast‐Rotating Uranus
Journal of Geophysical Research : Space Physics -
- 2016
Identification of standing fronts in steady state fluid flows: exact and approximate solutions for propagating MHD modes
Astrophysics and Space Science -
- 2015
Rarefaction and compressional standing slow mode structures in Mercury's magnetosheath: 3D MHD simulations
Planetary and Space Science
Media appearances
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Mon Quotidien - 2020
La Question : Pourquoi, en hiver, le Soleil est-il plus bas dans le ciel?
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Campus FM - 2020
"Cap sur les labos : Avis de tempête de vents solaires"
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Ouest France - 2020
Les exoplanètes « habitables » le sont-elles vraiment ?