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My life history...in reverse
Work interests
- Quasar host galaxies
far away--I have been using the Magellan
I and Gemini North telescopes to
image very distant quasars in the near-IR. An explanation why can be found
in this paper from the 2004 conference "Essential
Science in Hubble's Final Years."
- Quasar and Seyfert host
galaxies nearby-- I have used telescopes in Tucson and the Hubble
Space Telescope to take images like these. Here
is a resulting 2001
ApJ paper and a PostScript version of a 1999 ApJLetter.
- Planets around young stars--
I used the Hubble Space Telescope search for giant planets around stars in the young Galactic
open cluster IC348. You can read about it in this 2005 ApJ paper.
Here are things I enjoy when I'm NOT at work
Start your day out right...
- Read some astrophysics preprints
- Be nosy and read some job rumors
- Snoop some other links
- Check out the Boston satellite
loop,
radar loop,
short-term
forecast, five-day forecast,
current conditions,
or climate data
- Visit some friends--in
alphabetical order by first name Bill Latter, Dante Minniti, Dennis Zaritsky, Eric Jensen, Gary Bernstein, Jill Bechtold, Joe Shields, Julia and CJ, Matt Ashby, Pat Hall, Steve Langer
Kim Katris McLeod
Theresa Mall Mullarkey Associate Professor
Whitin Observatory, Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA 02481
(781)283-2709
kmcleod-(at)-wellesley.edu