Current

I am not actively participating in a research project at the moment, as I am busy working on JWST- and NIRCam-related projects following the launch of JWST in December 2021.

Past

Previously, I worked with the Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope ARray (NuSTAR) research group at Columbia University Astrophysics Laboratory. There, I participated in various research projects that used NuSTAR, XMM, and Chandra data to study high-energy (3-79 keV) X-ray emission from many different kinds of sources. I performed timing, morphological, and/or spectral analysis of high-velocity neutron stars, magnetars, cataclysmic variable binaries, the Sgr B2 molecular cloud, unidentified gamma ray sources, Galactic center point sources and diffuse emission, active galactic nuclei, and Jupiter. Some of this work is highlighted in the papers listed below.

Publications and Proceedings

Below is a list of refereed publications that highlight some of my work described above.

• Hailey, Charles J., et al., including Canipe, "Evidence for intermediate polars as the origin of the Galactic Center hard X-ray emission." The Astrophysical Journal 826.2 (2016): 160.

• Hong, JaeSub, et al., including Canipe, "NuSTAR hard x-ray survey of the galactic center region. II. X-ray point sources." The Astrophysical Journal 825.2 (2016): 132.

• Mori, Kaya, et al., including Canipe, "NuSTAR Hard X-ray Survey of the Galactic Center Region. I. Hard X-ray Morphology and Spectroscopy of the Diffuse Emission." The Astrophysical Journal 814.2 (2015): 94.