Paul Sell
Graduate Student
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Ph: 608-890-3766
Office: 4504 Sterling Hall
Research Interests:
Jets and outflows from microquasars and evolving (post-starburst) galaxies; X-ray binary populations
Biography:
Research
I am a senior astronomy graduate student currently working with Sebastian Heinz on optical and X-ray observations of microquasars and Christy Tremonti on optical and X-ray observations of post-starburst galaxies.
My Research
My UW-Astro Collaborators
My News
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Taking Astronomy to Wisconsin State Parks
Universe in the Park, a popular UW-Madison Department of Astronomy outreach program that introduces…
09.12.2012 | Continue Reading »
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Venus Transit at Washburn & Space Place
Hundreds of people gathered at UW-Madison’s historic Washburn Observatory and at the Astronomy…
06.07.2012 | Continue Reading »
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Student Learning in the Planetarium
Grad student Paul Sell set out to investigate whether student learning improves if they have access…
03.23.2012 | Continue Reading »
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Universe in the Park Brings Astronomy to Public
UW-Madison Astronomers bring the Universe to a State Park near you.
08.30.2011 | Continue Reading »
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Shocking News About a Neutron Star
Neutron stars can make jets just about as efficiently as black holes.
07.11.2011 | Continue Reading »
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