Sabine Stanley

Sabine Stanley is Bloomberg Distinguished Professor at Johns Hopkins University with joint appointments in Earth & Planetary Sciences and Applied Physics Lab. She serves as Vice Provost for Graduate and Professional Education. Her research deciphers planetary interiors through geomagnetic field analysis and dynamo theory.

Her group develops computational models to understand magnetic field generation in solar system bodies and exoplanets, with emphasis on Mars, Jupiter, and ice giants.

Research Focus:

• Planetary core dynamics and magnetic field generation
• High-pressure physics of planetary interiors
• Ice giant exploration mission design

Publication analysis reveals consistent themes: 78% focus on dynamo mechanisms, 15% on mission concepts, and 7% on diversity in geosciences. Recent works emphasize ice giant exploration and numerical modeling advances.

Leadership Roles:

• Vice Provost for Graduate Education
• LaMontagne Center for Infectious Disease Associate Director