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CATEGORIES:Guest Speaker Night
CREATED:20191130T162802
SUMMARY:Guest Speaker - Professor Sarah Brough (UNSW)
LOCATION:Zoom Meeting - members will be invited
DESCRIPTION:Note that this meeting will be held as a video confere
nce over Zoom
Members will be sent instructions on how to join the m
eeting in the week prior to the event.
Galaxy Evolution
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p>
Professor Sarah Br
ough
Prof Brough is leading Australia into a new astronomical survey
of the southern sky. She has been a key member of three major Australian-l
ed surveys of galaxies, and has published over 200 research papers examinin
g how galaxies have changed with time. Prof Brough is particularly interest
ed in the most massive galaxies in the Universe, which represent the most e
xtreme result of galaxy formation. The new survey by the Large Synoptic Sur
vey Telescope (LSST; https://www.lsst.org/<
/a>) will open up novel avenues of investigation across all astronomical re
search areas, including very faint signatures of galaxy formation. Prof Bro
ugh leads an LSST working group on this subject.
Prof Brough joined U
NSW's School of Physics in January 2017 as a SHARP hire and is now Research
Director. She represents Australia as the Australian Science Lead for LSST
and was the Australian representative on the science advisory committee of
the Giant Magellan Telescope, a next-generation telescope under constructi
on in Chile 2017-2019. As the former chair of the Astronomical Society of A
ustralia's Inclusion Diversity and Equity in Astronomy Chapter, she is a ke
en advocate for diversity in science and is currently the Acting co-Associa
te Dean of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Note that this meeting will be held as a video confere
nce over Zoom
Members will be sent instructions on how to join the m
eeting in the week prior to the event.
Galaxy Evolution
<
p>
Professor Sarah BroughProf Brough is leading Australia into a new
astronomical survey of the southern sky. She has been a key member of thre
e major Australian-led surveys of galaxies, and has published over 200 rese
arch papers examining how galaxies have changed with time. Prof Brough is p
articularly interested in the most massive galaxies in the Universe, which
represent the most extreme result of galaxy formation. The new survey by th
e Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST; ht
tps://www.lsst.org/) will open up novel avenues of investigation across
all astronomical research areas, including very faint signatures of galaxy
formation. Prof Brough leads an LSST working group on this subject.
Prof Brough joined UNSW's School of Physics in January 2017 as a SHARP hire
and is now Research Director. She represents Australia as the Australian S
cience Lead for LSST and was the Australian representative on the science a
dvisory committee of the Giant Magellan Telescope, a next-generation telesc
ope under construction in Chile 2017-2019. As the former chair of the Astro
nomical Society of Australia's Inclusion Diversity and Equity in Astronomy
Chapter, she is a keen advocate for diversity in science and is currently t
he Acting co-Associate Dean of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.
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