Regular biography
Victoria M. Kaspi is the Distinguished James McGill Professor Lorne Trottier Chair in Astrophysics and Cosmology at McGill University's Department of Physics. Her research focuses on astrophysics and cosmology, though specific details are not provided. She is affiliated with the TSI 203 departmental location. For more information, visit her profile page at https://www.physics.mcgill.ca/people/faculty-a.html.
Scholar-generated biography
Victoria Kaspi is a researcher in astrophysics and astronomy with a focus on neutron stars and pulsars. Her work explores high-energy X-ray missions, such as NuSTAR, and investigates the properties of pulsars, including their mass, spin rates, and binary systems. She has contributed to the study of magnetars, fast radio bursts, and the localization of these phenomena. Her research also includes the international pulsar timing array project and the use of pulsars as gravitational wave detectors. Kaspi has published extensively on the birth and evolution of isolated radio pulsars and the connection between radio pulsars and X-ray binaries.