I am a Hubble postdoctoral fellow at UC Berkeley. My research focuses on studying the dynamics and chemical abundance history of star forming galaxies in the early universe. I am also an active IRIS (Infrared Imaging Spectrograph, a first light instrument for the future Thirty Meter Telescope) team member, working on science cases and sensitivity calculations. I was a graduate student at UC Los Angeles, where I was involved with development and use of infrared instrumentation for Keck Observatory's adaptive optics (AO) systems such as OSIRIS and SHARC. I am also part of the Center for Adaptive Optics Treasury Survey (CATS), that targets hundreds of galaxies at infrared wavelengths using Keck's AO system.

University of California, Berkeley
Department of Astronomy
601 Campbell Hall
Berkeley, CA 94720 (USA)


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