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Douglas Finkbeiner

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Professor Finkbeiner was born in Ann Arbor, Michigan in 1971. He graduated from Pioneer High School in 1989, and enrolled in the College of Engineering at the University of Michigan. His Freshman year he helped build the legendary Sunrunner and was...

Doug Finkbeiner named Senior Adviser on Generative AI for FAS

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Doug Finkbeiner, Professor of Astronomy and Physics, has been named Senior Adviser on Generative AI for FAS by Dean Hopi Hoekstra. He replaces Christopher Stubbs, Samuel C. Moncher Professor of Physics and of Astronomy, in the role. In her announcement...

Physics PhDs with Astronomy Advisors

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Year Student Advisor Thesis Title 2022 Jun Yin Finkbeiner Improving our view of the Universe using Machine Learning 2021 Kexin Yi Finkbeiner Neural Symbolic Machine Reasoning in the Physical World 2021 Tyler St. Germaine Kovac Beam Systematics and...

Great American Eclipse 2017

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AAS Press Officer Rick Fienberg (Harvard Astronomy PhD 1985) honored for national eclipse viewing safety and outreach Senior Eclipse Trip: Photos by Allyson Bieryla Harvard's Arnold Arboretum: Professor Ned Friedman ​​​​​​​Doug Finkbeiner: Casper, Wyoming

2015 Fellows of the American Physical Society

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Avi Loeb (Harvard), Douglas Finkbeiner (Harvard), and Patrick Slane (Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory) have been selected as Fellows of the American Physical Society (APS). This is a high honor, restricted to 0.5% of the membership in a given year...

Astronomy Senior Trip 2025

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Doug Finkbeiner and Allyson Bieryla led 8 undergraduate concentrators on the annual Astronomy Senior Trip. Some highlights from this year's trip to Hawaii were telescope tours of the SMA on Mauna Kea and Pan-STARRS on Haleakala, a trip to Volcano National...

Harvard Students win Chambliss Astronomy Achievement Award!!

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The AAS announced the AAS 234 Chambliss Astronomy Achievement Award poster winners . A big congrats to graduate student Andrew Saydjari (advised by Doug Finkbeiner) for the work titled " Measuring the 8620 Å Diffuse Interstellar Band in Gaia DR3 RVS...