Dingshan Deng

Welcome

I’m a PhD candidate at the University of Arizona working with Dr. Ilaria Pascucci and Dr. Uma Gorti. My research focus now is combining observations and modeling to understand protoplanetary disks, and I lead the development of self-consistent thermochemical disk model DiskMINT. I also have broad interests in the star and planet formation, circumstellar materials around different stars, as well as exoplanet detections.

I enjoy hiking, birding, and stargazing in the Desert and Mountains, and you can find some of my photography works on Instagram, YouTube, Bilibili, and Rednote.

Feel free to reach out!


Research

Research

Highlights of my recent and ongoing research projects and a list of selected publications.

Software

Software

Useful information of the thermochemical disk model DiskMINT (Disk Model For INdividual Targets), other useful packages I developed/maintained such as ysoisochrone, and some other scripts that might be useful.