I am an Astronomy PhD student at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. I am advised by Kate Whitaker and Mauro Giavalisco. I graduated with a BS in Physics from the University of Connecticut in 2019. In my research, I focus on the formation and evolution of galaxies via large photometric and spectroscopic surveys.
In the past, I have studied the relationship between galaxy structure, environment, and star formation through the creation of the COSMOS-DASH morphological catalog. I am currently working with photometry and source detection in the 3D-DASH survey, the successor to COSMOS-DASH. At the same time, I am also currently working on studying the different formation histories of the inner and outer parts of typical star-forming galaxies near cosmic noon using the Prospector code.
Outside of research, I am an active member in science outreach with UMass Astronomy, where we hope to make science accessible to the larger community and encourage interest in astronomy.
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PhD in Astrophysics
University of Massachusetts, Amherst (expected)
BS in Physics, 2019
University of Connecticut
A structural catalog of morphologies in the COSMOS-DASH survey
Star formation histories of the inner and outer components of main sequence galaxies using resolved SED fitting
Total Refereed: 1
As First Author: 1