This is a list of people presenting papers at the DAWN Journal Club.
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Victoria Strait
DAWN Fellow
High redshift galaxy properties, Epoch of Reionization
Vadim Rusakov
PhD Student
Galaxy assembly and quenching, stellar populations, general interest in machine learning tools.
Ting-Yi Lu
PhD Student
Thomas R. Greve
Professor, Center Co-Director
Professor of Extragalactic Astronomy and Cosmology, and center co-director.
Sune Toft
Center director
Professor of Cosmology and Extragalactic Astrophysics and center director of the Cosmic Dawn Center.
Steven Gillman
Postdoc
High redshift galaxy evolution, star-forming galaxies, kinematics, morphology, JWST MIRI GTO
Shuowen Jin
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow
Formation and evolution of distant dusty galaxies and clusters. Infrared, (sub)mm & radio observ
Seiji Fujimoto
DAWN/INTERACTIONS Fellow
distant galaxies and quasars; observations with JWST, HST, Subaru, Keck, VLT, ALMA, NOEMA, JVLA
Peter Laursen
Astrophysicist and Science Communicator
Galaxy modeling, Lyman α radiative transfer, outreach, press releases+contact, news stories, webmas
Pascal Oesch
Associate Professor at U. Geneva
First galaxies; galaxy evolution; imaging & spectroscopy with HST, Spitzer, Keck, VLT, ALMA &
Nina Bonaventura
Alumna (Postdoc)
JWST/NIRSpec GTO Team member. Algorithms & scientific software dev. Galaxy formation & evolu
Natalie Allen
PhD Student
Researching the first galaxies, galaxy evolution and reionization with observations from ground brea
Minju Lee
DAWN Fellow
galaxy formation and evolution -- galactic ecosystem (ISM/CGM/ICM); cluster formation and evolution;
Meghana Killi
PhD Student
High z, galaxy evolution, oddities and anomalies, LAE, Lya, compact galaxies, morphology, HST, ALMA
Malte Brinch
PhD Student
Galaxy Evolution, Starburst Galaxies, Protoclusters of Galaxies, Submillimeter Astronomy, ISM, Dust,
Lise Christensen
Associate Professor
My research topics focus on the nature of gas and stars in and around distant galaxies with observat
Lijie Liu
DAWN Fellow
Specialised in observational radio/(sub)mm astronomy, interstellar medium, star formation and galaxy
Kate Gould
PhD Student
Galaxy evolution, quenching, quiescent and post-starburst galaxies.
Kasper Elm Heintz
Assistant Professor
I mainly work on the optical counterparts and host galaxies of astronomical transients such as fast
Joonas Kari Markku Viuho
PhD Student
Instrumentation, e.g. for the NOT Transient Explorer (NTE).
John R. Weaver
PhD Student
Galaxy evolution, assembly, and star-formation cessation. Catalog maker. Citizen science enthusiast.
Johan Fynbo
Professor
I am a professor at the Cosmic Dawn Center at the Niels Bohr Institute. I work on galaxy formation,
Gonzalo Prieto
PhD Student
Galaxy evolution; Reionization; Early Universe; Lyman Alpha Emitters.
Georgios Magdis
Associate Professor & Center deputy director
Galaxy formation and evolution, observational cosmology, ISM
Gabriel Brammer
Associate Professor
Galaxy evolution with space telescopes.
Francesco Valentino
Assistant Professor
Galaxy evolution, star formation, and quenching. Carlsberg Fellow.
Francesca Rizzo
DAWN/INTERACTIONS Fellow
Galaxy evolution; Galaxy dynamics; Gravitational lensing
David Blánquez Sesé
PhD Student
Quiescent galaxies, Interstellar medium, Galaxy formation and evolution
Daniele Bjørn Malesani
Postdoc
Interests: gravitational waves, gamma-ray bursts, transients, observations.
Clara Giménez Arteaga
PhD Student
Galaxy evolution, spatially resolved observations, ISM, extinction & attenuation, imaging with H
Charlotte Mason
Associate Professor
Galaxy formation & evolution, Reionization, and the galaxy-dark matter connection in the early U
Bo Milvang-Jensen
Researcher
I am a researcher based at the Cosmic Dawn Center. I received my master's degree from the University
Bitten Gullberg
Carlsberg Integration Fellow
Birgitta Nordström
Associate Professor Emerita
Star formation, nucleosynthesis, and general chemical and dynamical evolution of the Galactic disk.
Axel Widmark
Galactic dynamics, dynamical mass measurements, Gaia, dark matter particle phenomenology.
Aswin P Vijayan
DAWN Fellow
Simulations of galaxy formation, high-z galaxies, dust, photometry
Anne Klitsch
Circumgalactic medium, Galaxies, Molecular gas, Active Galactic Nuclei, Supermassive black holes.
Anne Hutter
DAWN Fellow
Galaxy formation and evolution, Reionisation, 21cm signal, Lyman-alpha emitters, modelling & sim
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