Delivering Trailblazing Astrophysics For Over Four Decades
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This is me at Griffith Observatory, Los Angeles. The photograph was taken by my
friend Russell Sanzgiri.
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I am an Associate Professor of Astrophysics, and researcher in the field of
extragalactic astronomy at Stockholm
University's Department of Astronomy
and Oskar Klein Centre for Cosmoparticle
Physics, Sweden.
Various details can be found among my vitae.
My research interests mainly concern galaxy evolution: how modern galaxies
came into being, and what was around before. This is
supported by the Swedish Research Council
(Vetekskapsrådet), the Swedish National
Space Agency (SNSA), and I am fellow
of the Knut and
Alice Wallenberg Fonudation.
The approach is mainly observational, using data from the
James Webb Space Telescope,
Hubble Space Telescope,
ESO's Very
Large Telescope, various other optical and radio telescopes. You can find more details on my
research.
In the classroom I teach Galaxies, Observational Techniques, and Physics of
the Interstellar Medium (ISM). In the research group, many projects are available.
If you are looking for something you cannot find, or finding something for which you did not look,
then get in touch.
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