Dr. Renee M. Ludlam
Dr. Renee M. Ludlam
NHFP/Einstein Fellow, CalTech
NHFP/Einstein Fellow, CalTech
PhD, University of Michigan (2019)
PhD, University of Michigan (2019)
E-mail: rmludlam[at]caltech[dot]edu
E-mail: rmludlam[at]caltech[dot]edu
NICER Science Team Member
NICER Science Team Member
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Currently, I am a NHFP/Einstein Fellow at the California Institute of Technology. I am interested in studying the phenomena associated with the most extreme objects in the Universe: black holes and neutron stars. I have studied black holes across the mass scales (supermassive to stellar mass) prior to pivoting towards investigating the matter that exists in an ultradense, cold state within neutron stars.
Currently, I am a NHFP/Einstein Fellow at the California Institute of Technology. I am interested in studying the phenomena associated with the most extreme objects in the Universe: black holes and neutron stars. I have studied black holes across the mass scales (supermassive to stellar mass) prior to pivoting towards investigating the matter that exists in an ultradense, cold state within neutron stars.
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"The strongest affection and utmost zeal should, I think, promote the studies concerned with the most beautiful objects. This is the discipline that deals with the universe's divine revolutions, the stars' motions, sizes, distances, risings and settings . . . for what is more beautiful than heaven?" - Nicolaus Copernicus