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Christopher Stubbs

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Research Interests:  Foundations of gravitational physics, searches for dark matter, and observational cosmology.

Christopher Stubbs is an experimental physicist working at the interface between particle physics, cosmology and gravitation. His interests...

Observational Cosmology

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Research Description Harvard faculty are active in observational cosmology, with interests including the study of inflation, dark energy, dark matter, and the large-scale structure of the Universe. Professors Kirshner and Stubbs lead groups using Type Ia...

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...

Kane Sjoberg ’25 and Hannah Burrows ’26 win Goldberg Prize

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The Astronomy Department is pleased to award the 2025 Goldberg Prizes, honoring the best senior and junior Astronomy theses, to Kane Sjoberg ’25 and Hannah Burrows ’26. Senior Kane Sjoberg was honored for the thesis “PANDORA: New avenues in sub-percent...

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...

Three senior Astrophysics concentrators win 2026 Hoopes Awards

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Congratulations to three Astrophysics concentrators on winning 2026 Thomas Temple Hoopes Prize for excellence in undergraduate work: Larom Segev for her submission entitled “Cloudy with a Chance of Data: A Dynamic Scheduler for AllSky Surveys with Real...

ADS Libraries for Harvard Astronomy Faculty

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Below is a gift that our department just received from Professor John Kormendy UT Austin. It involves an accurate compilation of the publication record for each of our faculty members. John assembled this information meticulously for his new book project...