Research interests: Theoretical cosmology, including: early universe models; primordial density perturbations; cosmic microwave background; large

Research Interests:  Galaxy formation and evolution, connection between galaxies and dark matter halos, stellar population modeling, stellar evolution.

Research Interests:  Cosmology and extragalactic astronomy with a mix of theoretical and observational methods; the development of the baryon acoustic oscillation method to measure the cosmic distance scale and study dark energy. Read more about Daniel Eisenstein

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Research Interests: The detection and characterization of exoplanets. Read more about John Asher Johnson

Research Interests: Radio and radar techniques: applications to astrometry, astrophysics, geophysics, planetary physics, and tests of theories of gravitation; Pre-college and college science education: curriculum development and teacher training. Read more about Irwin Shapiro

Research Interests: Her research focuses on the catastrophic death of stars, “supernovae”.   She combines astronomical data sets from many observatories and satellites in order to probe the eruptive, destructive, and explosive nature of supernovae and their role in the Universe. Read more about Alicia Soderberg

Research Interests:  Foundations of gravitational physics, searches for dark matter, and observational cosmology. Read more about Christopher Stubbs

Research Interests: His cosmology research focuses on observations of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) to reveal signatures of the physics that drove the birth of the universe, the creation of its structure, and its present-day expansion. His research over the past two decades has involved the design, deployment, and operation of multiple generations of radio telescopes at the Amundsen-Scott Station at the South Pole. Read more about John M. Kovac

Research Interests: Radio Astronomy, Supermassive Black Hole, Massive Star Formation, Active Galactic Nuclei, Extragalactic Distance Scale, Cosmic Masers.
Instrumentation:  Astronomical Detectors and Telescopes , Very Long Baseline Interferometers Read more about James M. Moran

Mark Reid is Senior Radio Astronomer at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, part of the

Research Interests:  Professor Sasselov studies, among other things, extrasolar planets, and he's a co-investigator on NASA's Kepler mission, which is monitoring 100,000 stars in a three-year hunt for exoplanets -- including Jupiter-sized giants. Sasselov watches for exoplanets by looking for transits, the act of a planet passing across the face of its star, dimming its light and changing its chemical signature. This simple, elegant way of searching has led to a bounty of newly discovered planets. Read more about Dimitar Sasselov

Research interests: X-ray studies of galaxy clusters and their applications for cosmology and physics of the intergalactic medium.  The main past projects

Nicola Amorisco holds concurrent Fellowships at the ITC and at MPI for Astrophysics in Germany. His research focuses on tidal features provide a uniquely

Research Interests:

• Planet formation: gas dynamics, chemistry and evolution of protoplanetary disks, dust dynamics and transport, planetesimal

ITC Fellow Ana Bonaca studies how the tidal field of the Milky Way galaxy disrupts globular clusters, and what the resulting debris can tell us about the

Blakesley Burkhart  is an Einstein Fellow and joint ITC/SMA Fellow. She is also a member of the

Ilse Cleeves' research focuses on understanding the molecular and physical origins of planetary systems such as our own.  By using clues from

Dan received a B.Sc. in physics and mathematics from Juniata College after which he moved to the University of Zurich on a Fulbright Fellowship, working on

Benedikt obtained his PhD from the University of Chicago before joining the ITC. His research is centered around supercomputer

Dr. Fialkov received a PhD in physics in 2013 from the Tel Aviv University. Her first research position (2013-2015) was at Ecole Normale Superiore, Paris,

John Forbes' research has recently focused on galaxy evolution from a theoretical perspective. He primarily uses the Enzo adaptive mesh refinement code to

Idan Ginsburg's current research interests include gravitational microlensing as well as planetary formation and evolution.

James Guillochon's research is primarily interested in transient phenomena in time domain astronomy, including strong tidal encounters between bodies,

Michael Johnson studies the most compact objects in the universe – neutron stars and black holes – primarily through imaging at extreme resolutions. Over

Bulent Kizilitan's research focuses on compact objects; mainly

Laura Kreidberg works on characterizing the atmospheres of extrasolar planets.

Research Interests: Long-term orbital evolution in large mass ratio multiples

Caroline Morley researches the atmospheres of exoplanets and brown dwarfs.

JIll Naiman is an NSF  and ITC Postdoctoral Fellow at the CfA, as well as a Visiting Scholar at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications.

Research Interests: Cosmology

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Research Interests: Numerical simulations, first stars and galaxies, black holes

ADS Publications

Research interests:  Exoplanets, binary star spectroscopy

Research Interests: Interstellar medium and star formation

Research Interests: Stellar populations and their evolution as well as galaxy evolution.

Research Interests: Black holes and strong gravity

Research Interests: Cosmology, galaxy evolution and computational astrophysics

Research Interests: Cosmology, large scale structure, galaxy evolution, computation.

Research interests: exoplanet atmospheric detection & characterization, ground-based instrumentation 

Research Interests: Galactic formation and evolution, local group dynamics, galactic mergers

Research interests: Radio instrumentation, transients, observational cosmology

Research Interests: Star and star system formation (galactic and xxtragalactic), observational diagnostics of interstellar gas in star-forming

Research Interests: Numerical cosmology

 Research Interests: Cosmology, galactic dynamics, high-performance computing.

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