The research of Professor Amy Barger and former graduate student Ryan Keenan were recently highlighted in a New Scientist article. A press release on the groundbreaking research can be found here.
Pictured are some of the UW–Madison affiliated attendees at the 243rd AAS in New Orleans. AAS took place from January 7-11, 2024.
Stephen McKay, who works with Amy Barger, has been awarded the ALMA Ambassador for the upcoming year. As part of the fellows program, he will be working to help facilitate various NRAO programs related to the ALMA interferometer and will be running a ALMA proposal preparation workshop here at UW in the spring. More information …
Read more about Astronomy 140: Earth 2.0 — The Exoplanet Revolution and the discoveries that students are making in Professor Bob Mathieu’s classroom.
The Department of Astronomy is now an eligible host for the prestigious 51 Pegasi b Fellowship for postdoctoral research. The 51 Pegasi b Fellowship provides postdoctoral scientists with the opportunity to conduct theoretical, observational, and experimental research in planetary astronomy. Planetary astronomy research at the University of Wisconsin–Madison covers a range of topics among our …