Research group members and alumni
Jamie Weiss, BA 2028 (expected)
Leo Zhang, BA 2028 (expected)
Theo Chawla, MA 2026 (expected)
Abby Quinby, Suffield Academy 2025 -> UMass Amherst
Caroline Kilian, CCSU BA 2026 (expected)
Yamani Mpofu, BA 2027 (expected)
Cat Hou, BA 2026 (expected)
Allan Cheruiyot, BA 2027 (expected)
Cat Sarosi, MA 2025 -> PhD student at University of Exeter
Thesis title: The Secret Life of Disks: Investigating the Origins of Gas in the 49 Ceti Debris Disk
Brianna Zawadzki, postdoc 2023-present
Aliya Nurmohamed, BA 2026 (expected)
Junu Lee, BA 2025 -> Film Industry
Carlos Ordoñez, BA 2025 -> PhD student at SUNY Stony Brook
Saad Waheed, BA @ Williams 2025 (expected)
Josh Grajales, BA 2025 (expected) -> 3-2 engineering @ Columbia U
Thesis title: Dynamical Mass Measurements: Molecular Gas Emission in HD 121617’s Debris Disk
Victoria Dozer, BA 2024 -> Science and Technology Policy Institute Fellow
Elias Mansell, BA 2024, MA 2025 -> PhD student at UC Berkeley
Thesis title: Resolving Radial Substructures in Debris Disks with ARKS
Owen Gonzales, BA 2024 -> Wesleyan BA/MA
Erin Readling, BA 2024 -> Science Instructor with Oliver Scholars
Jamar Kittling, BA 2024 -> PhD student at Stanford University
Thesis title: ARKS: Preliminary Parametric Models of Radial Debris Disk Structure
Eric Rumsfeld, BA 2023 -> PhD student at UC Irvine
Thesis title: Measuring Dynamical Masses of Gas-Bearing Debris Disk Host Stars
Anna Fehr, BA 2023 -> PhD student at Harvard University
Thesis title: Parametric Modeling of Debris Disk Density Structure for ARKS
Hannah Lewis, BA 2023 -> PhD student at UNC
Thesis title: Preschool-age Children’s Use of Spatial Thinking When Making Sense of Astronomical Phenomena
Ava Nederlander, BA 2022 -> PhD student at Stony Brook
Paper title: Resolving Structure in the Debris Disk around HD 206893 with ALMA
Megan Delamer, MA 2021 -> PhD student at Penn State
Thesis title: A High Resolution Study of Spectral and Spatial Variations of Dust Properties in the 49 Ceti Debris Disk
David Vizgan, BA 2021 -> Fulbright (Denmark), PhD student U Illinois
Thesis title: A Dual-Wavelength Study of the Vertical Structure of the AU Microscopii Debris Disk
Rachel Marino, BA 2020 -> High school math teacher
Diego Garcia, BA @ Middlebury College 2020 -> McMaster Carr
REU paper title: Determining the Evolutionary Status of the Disk Surrounding HD 166191
Jessica Klusmeyer, MA 2019 -> WIYN queue observer
Thesis title: A Deep Search for Five Molecules in the Debris Disk around 49 Ceti
Jonas Powell, BA 2018, MA 2019 -> Systems & Technology Research
Thesis title: Exploring the Role of Environment in the Composition of ONC Proplyds
Kevin Flaherty, postdoc 2013-2018 -> Williams College
Evan Carter, MA 2018 -> PhD Student, UT San Antonio
Thesis title: AU Mic: Using Scale Height as a Proxy for Probing the Strengths of Bodies in the Collisional Cascade
Zach Lambros, BA 2017, MA 2018 -> Raytheon
Thesis title: Questing for Minute Traces of Molecular Gas in Circumstellar Debris Disks: AU Mic and 49 Ceti
Cail Daley, BA 2018 -> PhD student, U. Illinois
Thesis title: Using Vertical Structure to Infer the Dynamical Mass Hidden in the AU Mic Debris Disk
Jesse Lieman-Sifry, BA 2015 -> Arterys
Thesis title: The Mysterious Case of 49 Ceti: A Gas-Rich Debris Disk and its Implications for Planet Formation
Sam Factor, BA 2014, MA 2015 -> PhD student, UT Austin
Thesis title: ALMA Observations of Molecular Gas Emission from a Protoplanetary Disk in the ONC
Amy Steele, MA 2014 -> PhD student, U. Maryland
Thesis title: Resolved Millimeter-Wavelength Observations of Debris Disks around Sun-Like Stars
Sanaea Rose, BA @ Wellesley College 2014 -> PhD student, UCLA
REU paper title: DCO+ as a Probe of Turbulence in the Disk around HD 163296
Francisco Encalada, Broward -> U. Florida BA 2017 -> PhD student, U. Illinois
REU paper title: An Investigation of the Circumstellar Disk around TYC4496-780-1
Will Harney, BA @ Union 2015 -> Industry
REU paper title: Modeling the Circumstellar Disk of HD 141569
Angelo Ricarte, BA @ UC Berkeley 2013 -> PhD student, Yale U.
Paper title: Resolving the Moth at Millimeter Wavelengths
Noel Moldvai, BA @ UC Berkeley 2013 -> Google
Paper title: Resolving the Moth at Millimeter Wavelengths