Researcher

My Expertise

  • Potentially habitable extrasolar planets and the Hunt for Other Earths
  • The search for Extrasolar Planets, especially using precision radial velocities
  • Instrumentation for precise radial velocities
  • Brown dwarfs (i.e. failed stars too small to burn nuclear fuel)
  • M dwarf stars (the smallest mass stars we know of)

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Biography

I head the Exoplanetary Science at UNSW research group within the Australian Centre for Astrobiology, in the School of Physics. My research interests are centered on “exoplanets” (planets that orbit other stars), as well as the very cool low-mass “star-like” bodies known as brown dwarfs (which share many properties with exoplanets). The study of both these classes of object tell us how stars and planets form and evolve, which is key to...view more

Location

Old Main Building, Room 131.

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