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I am an Assistant Professor of Astronomy at Wesleyan University. I study galaxy formation theory using large numerical simulations, trying to understand all of the physics that goes into producing these spectacular objects we can see in the night sky. I am especially interested in some of the most extreme types of galaxies: those which form very early in the Universe's history, and those which reach such high masses that they stop forming any new stars (or "quench"). I am also interested in the physical relationship between such galaxies and the supermassive black holes that they host: are the black holes responsible for galaxy quenching, and if so, how?
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