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Announcements
Newly found galaxy cluster could become most massive structure in universe (Nature 2018)
Sky and Telescope NRAO news release
Tim Miller receives Killam and NSERC graduate awards - congratulations Tim!
Colin Ross awarded NRC graduate award - congratulations Colin!
Kaja Rotermund receives NSERC PhD award - congratulations Kaja!
Kevin Lacaille receives NSInnovation MSc award - congratulations Kevin!
ALMA rewrites history of Universe's stellar baby boom (2013, Nature)
News and Views ESO report Dal spotlight
Discovery of a vast, thin plane of corotating dwarf galaxies orbiting M31 (2013, Nature)
Research in astrophysics and cosmology:
Infrared and Submillimetre-wave instrumentation, Adaptive Optics
Distant Submm Galaxies and ULIRGs,
Protoclusters of galaxies,
CMB lensing / B-mode polarisation
Local Group Archeaology/ Near-field cosmology
About me:
I am a researcher at Eureka Scientific, focused on Chandra Xray, HST near-IR through optical, and JWST followup of Proto-clusters of Galaxies identified in the South Pole Telescope mm-wave surveys.
I have a background in instrumentation development, and I'm looking for projects to consult and collaborate on.
Contact me at schapman@eurekasci.com
Galaxy evolution over 13.7 Gyr
(Durham Computational Cosmology group)