My research uses radio interferometry — from connected arrays such as ALMA and the VLA to Very Long Baseline Interferometry spanning the entire Earth — to address questions ranging from the formation of stars and planets to the physics of supermassive black holes. Explore the three main lines of my current work below.
Event Horizon Telescope
Black Hole Imaging
Exploring the structure and dynamics of supermassive black holes at event-horizon scales with the EHT and its next-generation successor.
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VLBI Astrometry
Measuring ultra-precise stellar distances and motions — down to tens of microarcseconds — with Very Long Baseline Interferometry.
Read more →Origins
Star Formation & Astrochemistry
Investigating how stars and planetary systems form, and the chemical processes that accompany their birth.
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