Science Team

Science Team

The international MSE Science Team supports all aspects of MSE science development, and is open to any research astronomer in the international community. The Science Working Group reviews annually the membership of the Science Team, and continued membership of the team requires only a record of active contributions to the Science Team.

The MSE Science Team is 406 members strong (as of September 1, 2020) and accepts new members on a continuing basis. To become part of the team, please contact your representatives on the Science Advisory Group, or the Project Scientist, Jennifer Marshall, mseinfo@mse.cfht.hawaii.edu.

In addition, check out below the work being done by the MSE science working group leads.  

 

Current Science Working Group Leads

Exoplanets and stellar astrophysics
Milky Way and resolved stellar populations

Maria Bergemann, MPIA Heidelberg
Daniel Huber, University of Hawaii

Xiaoting Fu, Kavli Institute for Astronomy and Astrophysics  at Peking University
Sarah Martell, University of New South Wales, Australia

Chemical nucleosynthesis
Galaxy formation and evolution
Ricardo Schiavon, Liverpool John Moores University
Charli Sakari, San Francisco State University

Aaron Robotham, University of Western Australia
Sean McGee, University of Birmingham

AGN and supermassive black holes
Astrophysical tests of dark matter

Andreea Petric, Space Telescope Science Institute
Manda Banerji, University of Southampton, UK 

Ting Li, University of Toronto
Manoj Kapinghat, University of Waterloo, Canada

Cosmology
Time domain astronomy and transients

Will Percival, University of Waterloo, Canada
Christophe Ye
che, CEA-Saclay, France

Suvi Gezari, Space Telescope Science Institute
Chien-Hsiu Lee, NOAO/NOIRLab

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