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Open Space: Professor Avi Loeb and Breakthrough Starshot

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Professor Avi Loeb is one of the hardest working astrophysicists in the field, writing a blistering number of academic papers on fascinating topics like the Fermi Paradox, the habitability of other worlds, black holes, and the history of the early...

Andrew Vanderburg

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My research focuses on studying exoplanets, or planets which orbit stars other than the Sun. I am interested in developing cutting-edge techniques and methods to discover new planets outside of our solar system, and studying the planets we find to learn...

Jennifer Yee

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Research Interests: Microlensing searches for exoplanets, brown dwarfs, and other objects, including detailed characterization using space-based microlensing parallaxes.

Origins of Life

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The Harvard University Origins of Life Initiative is an interdisciplinary center unlike any other in the world. It studies everything from planet formation and detection to the origin and early evolution of life. The Initiative's research forms a natural...

Robert Noyes

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Solar and stellar seismology; solar structure and dynamics; detection and characterization of planets around other stars; origin and evolution of planetary systems.

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  • ADS Abstract and Article database.
  • ArXiv astro-ph preprint...

Undergraduate Alumni

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Mma Ikwut-Ukwa What was your favorite thing about the concentration? My favorite aspect of being an Astrophysics concentrator was working on research at the CfA. I also really enjoyed the times I traveled with the concentration; I had the opportunity to...

The Archaeology of Stars

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"Archaeologists and astronomers don’t seem to have much in common. One digs into the earth while the other looks at the sky, and a stone tool once wielded by Homo erectus couldn’t be more different from an exploding star at the edge of the visible...