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Research positions are available to work with images from the airglow imager placed in Alaska, and the “Gravity Wave Zoo” citizen science project (see link below). This project aims to understand variability in the near-space environment and satellite low Earth orbit region through the study of atmospheric waves near ~86km in altitude above Earth’s surface. Tasks will include processing images, uploading data on to the citizen science project, and interpreting both images and citizen science results.

Our lab investigates the distribution and cycling of bioessential elements across a range of ecosystems (aquatic, terrestrial, marine).

The project is to study the spectra of distant objects to identify "invisible" gas disks in foreground galaxies. The project involves data analysis. Basic knowledge of python programming is needed.

Participate in one of several ongoing projects including: constraining the impact of active black holes on galaxy formation, modeling turbulence in the interstellar and intergalactic medium, and modeling the evolution of galaxy outflows and multiphase gas in the circumgalactic medium.