Dr. Pratik Gandhi is our group’s fourth graduating PhD student! He completedhis PhD dissertation on Connecting the near and far: studying high-redshift galaxies and stellar feedback processes using the Local Group fossil record. He has started a postdoc in the Department of Astronomy at Yale University. Congratulations Dr. Gandhi!
Dr. Matt Bellardini
Dr. Matt Bellardini is our group’s third graduating PhD student! He completed his PhD dissertation on Chemical Evolution Across Cosmic Time: Stellar Elemental Abundance Patterns and Radial Redistribution in Cosmological Simulations. Matt is searching for industry jobs in the Seattle area. Congratulations Dr. Bellardini!
Dr. Isaiah Santistevan
Dr. lsaiah Santistevan is our group’s second graduating PhD student! He completed his PhD dissertation on Modelling the Formation and Evolution of Satellite Galaxies in Cosmological Simulations. He will start as a postdoc at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Congratulations Dr. Santistevan!
Dr. Jenna Samuel
Dr. Jenna Samuel is our group’s first graduating PhD student! She completed her PhD dissertation on Local Group Satellite Galaxies in Cosmological Simulations. She will start as an NSF Astronomy & Astrophysics Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Astronomy at the University of Texas, Austin. Congratulations Dr. Samuel!
Sierra Chapman graduates with Highest Honors
Sierra Chapman, who has been pursuing research with us as part of her Honor’s Thesis, graduates with her bachelor’s degree in physics. Moreover, for her excellent work on her Honors Thesis, in which she predicts the population of low-mass dark-matter subhalos that orbit close to the Milky Way, she earned Highest Honors. Sierra will continue to pursue research with us over the summer. Congratulations Sierra!