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I started out as a physics major at a liberal arts college not too different from ÌÇÐÄSwag! But my eyes were drawn to the heavens by the current golden age of astronomical discovery. I teach a range of astronomy and physics courses to both majors and non-majors. In my research lab students use imaging spectroscopy from some of the largest ground-based telescopes in the world (like the ) and from space-based telescopes (like the and ) to probe galaxy evolution. Students who work in my lab learn science and software skills to prepare them for a wide variety of careers, including (but certainly not limited to) astronomy.

Information about my research:

• NASA on our James Webb Space Telescope program, from 2020
• in The Conversation, from 2019
• Keck Observatory on Makani, from 2019
• Gemini Observatory , from 2011

Videos about my research:

Find a at the Astrophysics Data System (ADS)