Faculty
J. Richard Bond
Professor
Astrophysics & Cosmology – Physics of the Very Early Universe; Origin and Evolution of Cosmic Structure; Cosmic Radiation Backgrounds; The Dark Matter & Dark Energy Problems; Particle and Gravitational Theory
Reed Essick
Assistant Professor
experimental gravity, astrophysical signals and their interpretation, nuclear physics, neutron stars, neutron star equation of state, black holes,gravitational waves, x-ray and radio observations of pulsars, hierarchical Bayesian inference, nonparametric inference, machine learning
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Maya Fishbach
Assistant Professor
gravitational-wave astronomy and cosmology, black holes, neutron stars, massive stars, transients, large-scale structure, astrostatistics
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Juna Kollmeier
Director
Intergalactic medium, large-scale structure, cosmology, stellar astrophysics, black hole formation and evolution, high-energy astrophysics, galaxy formation, planet formation & survival, visualization, surveys of the cosmos
Work
MP 1402
Work Phone: 416-978-5748
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Peter Martin
Professor
Galactic Ecology, Star Formation, Dust Evolution, Gaseous Nebulae; using BLAST, Planck, Herschel Space Observatory (SPIRE and HIFI), JWST/ NIRCAM, International Galactic Plane Survey
Norman Murray
Professor
Nonlinear Dynamics, Solar System Dynamics, Solar Physics, Active Galactic Nuclei
Ue-Li Pen
Professor
What are the initial conditions for the universe? How can we improve astrophysics measurement techniques by orders of magnitude to answer precise questions, e.g. neutrino mass, gravitational waves, pulsar emission?
Bart Ripperda
Assistant Professor
High-energy astrophysics. Computational Astrophysics and Numerical Methods. Black Holes. Neutron Stars. Magnetohydrodynamics. Plasma Physics. General Relativity. Solar Physics.
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Website: https://bartripperda.com
Chris Thompson
Professor
high-energy astrophysics, neutron stars, magnetars
Work
MP 1316
Work Phone: (416) 978-8784
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