Gregory Fleishman

Gregory Fleishman is a Research Professor at the Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research at New Jersey Institute of Technology. His research focuses on solar physics, plasma astrophysics, and space weather phenomena. He employs microwave imaging spectroscopy and 3D modeling to study coronal magnetic fields, particle acceleration mechanisms during solar flares, and solar radio bursts. Dr. Fleishman actively develops citizen science initiatives like Solar Jet Hunter to catalog and analyze coronal jets using public participation.

His research interests include solar flare dynamics, magnetic reconnection processes, and developing next-generation solar radio telescopes like the Frequency Agile Solar Radiotelescope. Recent work examines energy partitioning in cold solar flares and coupling between magnetic reconnection and particle acceleration in extreme solar events.

Dr. Fleishman has made significant contributions to solar radio astronomy through advanced instrumentation projects and data-constrained modeling techniques that improve our understanding of space weather drivers and solar-terrestrial interactions.