Opportunities: SAO Predoctoral Program: Student Research
 

Edward Collins-Hughes, University College Dublin
SAO Advisor - Dr. Trevor Weekes
Thesis Subject: Multiwavelength Observations of TeV Blazars in 2010-2011

Yu Dai, Boston College
SAO Advisor - Dr. Giovanni Fazio
Thesis Subject: FIR/mm study of QSO Sample Selected by the Extended Groth Strip Survey

Roberto Galvan Madrid, Universidad Nacional de Mexico
SAO Advisor - Dr. Paul Ho and Dr. Qizhou Zhang
Thesis Subject: Very Small HII Regions Embedded in Massive Accretion Flows

Alexa Hart, University of Denver
SAO Advisor - Dr. Joseph Hora
Thesis Subject: The Structure and Composition of Circumstellar Material Around Highly Evolved Stars

Katharina Immer, Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy
SAO Advisor - Dr. Mark Reid
Thesis Subject: Multi-wavelenths studies of massive star forming regions

David Kipping, University of College London
SAO Advisor - Dr. Gaspar Bakos
Thesis Subject: The Search for Extrasolar Moons through Transit Timing Effects

David Long, Trinity College Dublin
SAO Advisor - Dr. Edward DeLuca
Thesis Subject: The Kinematics and Morphology of Coronal Bright Fronts

Hauyu Baobab Lu, National Taiwan University
SAO Advisor - Dr. Paul Ho and Dr. Qizhou Zhang
Thesis Subject: High Resolution Observations of Molecular Gas in O-type Cluster Formation Regions

Smriti Mahajan, University of Birminghan
SAO Advisor - Dr. Steven Willner
Thesis Subject: Star Formation and Environment of Galaxies

Petri Savolainen, Aalto University
SAO Advisor - Dr. Michael McCollough
Thesis Subject: Probing the Nature of X-Ray Binaries using High Resolution X-Ray Spectroscopy

Alexander Shurakov, Moscow State Pedagogical University
SAO Advisor - Dr. Edward Tong
Thesis Subject: Stabilisation of a HEB-mixers in closed-cycle cryo machine

Vivian U, University of Hawaii
SAO Advisor - Dr. Giovannia Fazio
Thesis Subject: Kinematics and Energetics of Luminous Infrared Galaxies

Ke Wang, Peking University
SAO Advisor - Dr. Qizhou Zhang
Thesis Subject: Infrared Dark Clouds and Initial Conditions of Massive Star Formation

 
 

Clay Fellow Warren Brown