Faculty research highlights at Middlebury College.
- Eilat Glikman Receives NASA Funding for Use of the SOFIA Observatory
- Eilat Glikman Named 2017 Cottrell Scholar
- Eilat Glikman Receives a Grant from the Space Telescope Science Institute
- Eilat Glikman Awarded Grant from the NSF
- Exploring Quasars and the Evolution of Galaxies
- Research Suggests Possible Black Hole Merger
- Eilat Glikman receives grant from Research Corporation
- Eilat Glikman awarded STScI funding
Student research highlights at Middlebury College.
The Co-Eveolution of Post-Merger Galaxies and Dust-Reddened Quasars
Milena Crnogorcevic, ’17, 2016 Autumn
Finding the Density of Red Quasars with Various Magnitudes
Cole Hilscher, ’17, 2016 Autumn
Zero Point Calibration of the Telescope’s Camera
Kevin Conroy, ’16, 2016 Spring
Modeling of AGN Column Density
Rob Bracken, ‘15.5, 2015 Autumn
Prediction of Optical Obscuration in Active Galactic Nuclei Using Monte Carlo Simulation
Alec Drobac, ’16, 2015 Autumn
X-Ray Analysis of Four Low-Redshift QSOs
Larson Lovdal, ‘16.5, & Carol Hundal, Wellesley, ’18, KNAC/NSF/REU, 2015 Summer
New Selection Criteria for Dust-Reddened Quasars
Milena Crnogorcevic, ’17, & Henry Daniels-Koch, Bowdoin ’17, KNAC/NSF/REU, 2015 Summer
Spectral Energy Distributions and Eddington Ratios of Red Quasars
Adela Habib, ’15, 2015 Spring
Studies of the Energy Generating Mechanisms in Redshift 4 Quasars
Jack Hunsicker, ’15, 2014 Autumn
Red Quasars, Black Hole Masses, and Accretion Rates
Adela Habib, ’15, 2014 Summer
Properties of Radio-Faint Quasars: Loudness and Reddening
Kathryn Kooistra, Muhlenberg ’15, KNAC/NSF/REU, 2014 Summer
Using Integral-Field Spectroscopy of Dust Obscured Quasars to Probe Quasar/Galaxy Co-Evolution
Maya Najarian, ’14, 2014 Spring
Identifying Red Quasar Host Galaxy Morphologies
Madeline Mailly, ’14, 2014 Spring
Staff research highlights at Middlebury College.
RW Triangulum, MCO 0.6m, 2015 November 9/10 (J. Kemp)
FO Aquarii, MCO 0.6m, 2015 November 4/5 (J. Kemp)
