ASTRO3D Galaxy Evolution with Lenses Survey
A catalogue of 146 gravitational lenses with redshifts and imaging from the Hubble Space Telescope.
I research how galaxies evolve,
with a particular focus on the ends of their lives.
I use strong gravitational lenses to get highly magnified views of distant galaxies, to illuminate elusive aspects of our Universe. My research on galaxies includes studying their smallest, faintest stars as well as probing the low-density diffuse gas surrounding them.
I completed my PhD at the Australian National University in 2021, and have worked as a researcher at Swinburne University of Technology since.
Recent Work
Unveiling cool gas around massive galaxies
Why do galaxies stop forming new stars?
Barone et al. 2024 published in Nature Communications Physics
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ASTRO 3D Galaxy Evolution with Lenses Survey
I am deputy lead of the international AGEL team, with over 50 researchers across Australia, the US, Europe, and Chile.