Weixiang Yu is a postdoctoral fellow studying accretion onto supermassive black holes using time-domain observations and developing scalable statistical techniques for large astronomical datasets.
Charlotte Ward
Assistant Professor
Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics
The Pennsylvania State University
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Chloe Klare is a Penn State PhD student who studies young AGN jets with the Australia Square Kilometer Array Pathfinder Variable and Slow Transients Survey.
Miranda Zak is a Penn State PhD student researching the origin of millimeter emission in radio-quiet AGN with the Atacama Cosmology Telescope and Swift.
Kendall Sippy is a Penn State PhD student applying joint pixel analysis techniques to Euclid and Rubin data to identify populations of 'wandering' non-nuclear SMBHs.
Maddy Reich is a Penn State PhD student applying joint pixel analysis techniques to Euclid and Rubin data to study the host galaxies of changing-look AGN.
Sophie Bergstrom is a Penn State PhD student exploring superluminois supernova progenitors with LSST.
Naren Arun is a Penn State undergraduate student working on using machine learning techniques to identify AGN in mergers.
Grace Davis is a Penn State undergraduate student working on the variability properties of changing-look AGN.
Russell Dunlap is a Penn State undergraduate student working on using machine learning techniques to characterize the host galaxies of transients.
Samantha Baugh is a Penn State undergraduate student working on studying misalignment of gas and stellar velocities in broad-line AGN host galaxies.
Brady Barth is a Penn State undergraduate student working on XRISM spectroscopy of broad-line AGN.
Adam Papazoglou is a Penn State undergraduate student working on methods to detect faint variable sources against bright galaxy backgrounds.
Dheer Patel is a Penn State undergraduate student working on simulating Roman images of dual and offset AGN to develop improved detection and modeling approaches for undersampled imaging data.
Alex Garner is a Penn State undergraduate student working on confirmed lensed supernova candidates in LSST imaging.
Veena Krishnaraj is a Princeton undergraduate student applying multi-resolution forward modeling methods to time-delay cosmography with strongly lensed supernovae.