I head the graduate admission at the Department of Astronomy
of The Ohio State University. We offer
a unique PhD program with a very strong emphasis on research.
Our graduating
students have typically authored or co-authored 7-12 refereed
journal articles by the time they complete the program, in addition to
numerous conference papers and abstracts. Our 1st- and
2nd-year students are already active researchers, publishing
papers, attending conferences, giving talks, going on observing runs, and
working in the instrument
lab. Cick here for more
information, or e-mail me
if you have any questions.
OSU graduate students present and past:
Jose Prieto Jonathan
Bird
David Nataf
Molly Peeples
Josh Pepper
Recent Projects:
Catalog
of Supernovae - paper by
J. Prieto et al. (
arXiv:0707.0690v1)
October 2007
Teaching:
Astronomy
A350: - Methods of Astronomical Observation & Data Analysis
(Fall 2008) Astronomy
A161: - Introduction to Solar System Astronomy
(Winter 2008) Astronomy
H162: - Introduction to Stellar, Galactic, & Extragalactic Astronomy
(Spring 2007)
Selected astronomical links:
Some
astro links, including:
AAS
ADS
SIMBAD
Astronomical publications:
astro-ph
ApJ
AJ
PASP
other
Astronomy Picture of the Day
Astrophysics Jobs Rumor MillSearch the
AstroWeb database by keyword
Science Citation Index (Harvard only)
FLWO
MMT
Magellan
KPNO
NOAO
MDM
Keck
APO
IAU Circulars
GCN Circulars
Astronomy Meetings
Weather: in
Boston; in
Arizona (also
here)
Hubble
Fellowship: my second postdoc (1999-2000).
Harvard-Smithsonian
CfA Fellowship:
my first postdoc (1996-99).
Princeton University
Observatory, where I went to the grad school (1992-96).
- Polish microlensing experiment
(see also OGLE III
Early Warning System)
Selected other links:
Gazeta Wyborcza (in Polish)
New York Times
Google News
This homepage is maintained by Krzysztof Z. Stanek.
January 2008
moon phases