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Welcome to
my home page!
I
study the hot universe, mostly the interstellar and intergalactic media
with temperatures
of million degrees or so. Here you can have an overview of my astronomical
research.
Current brief CV
Current and
Recent Projects
- The hot interstellar medium
- X-ray absorption line
spectroscopy of diffuse hot gas, using Chandra/XMM-Newton grating and
FUSE far-UV spectra.
- CCD imaging with
Suzaku
- Galaxies
- X-ray study of M31 nucleus and
bulge
- X-ray study of edge-on galaxies;
Chandra
news-release
- FUSE Observations of edge-on galaxies; news-release
- Chandra study of AzTEC millimeter
sources
- Hydrodynamic simulations of
gaseous bulges and halos
- Supernova remnants and superbubbles
- DA 530 (Chandra and Suzaku
observations)
- Deep (300 ks) Chandra study of
starforming region N11 in the LMC (in
collaboration with Y.-H. Chu et al.)
Selected recent talks
- Stellar Feedback and Galaxy
Evolution (UMass 2008)
- Visualization
for Science and
Education (CfA, 2007)
- What
is getting in and/or out of nearby disk galaxies? (Caltech, 2006)
- Chandra
Observations: High-energy Processes at arcsecond Resolution (2006
Galactic Center Workshop, Bad Honnef, Germany)
- Chandra
observations of
extraplanar hot gas, in Chandra view of galaxies (Cambridge, MA,
2004)
- Galaxy
formation from
large-scale structure: a multiwavelength case study of A2125 complex at
z=0.25 (Italy, 2004)
- Ultraluminous
X-ray sources in
nearby galaxies (Yale, 2004)
- Missing
supernova
remnants and the Galactic ridge X-ray emission (COSPAR meeting,
Paris, 2004)
Interesting Searches
Useful
Websites:
Chandra, XMM-Newton,
Suzaku,
FUSE, HEASARC
NED, ADS, Astro-ph,
SIMBAD
Skyview,
W3browse,
HST Archive
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