Graduate Students

Tintin is broadly interested in astrophysical black holes of all sizes and scales over cosmic time, across the electromagnetic and gravitational wave spectra. He is a member of the Event Horizon Telescope and the Black Hole Explorer collaboration. He...

I use N-body simulations to study the detailed dynamics of tidally-disrupted globular clusters (stellar streams).

Research Interests: Astrochemistry, protoplanetary disks, planet formation, origins of life

My name is pronounced Qijia (chee-jah) Zhou (zo).

Research interests: Multiwavelength transients, fast radio bursts

I  study core-collapse supernovae – the violent explosions of massive stars  when they reach the end of their life. These supernovae are so violent  and bright that they can be seen across hundreds of megaparsecs from distant galaxies! Because this...

Research interests: Galaxies in the early Universe

Research interests: Astronomical instrumentation (optical, near-IR)

NSF Graduate Research Fellow
Research interests: Interstellar medium, Star formation, Statistics

Ralf Konietzka's research focuses on cosmology and extragalactic astronomy, with a specific emphasis on Fast Radio Bursts, a new class of cosmological transients.

Using a combination of numerical simulations, analytic theory, observations, and data science...