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Colin Aspin PhD, 1981, Glasgow University
2.2-Meter Telescope Manager; star
formation
Joshua
E. Barnes PhD,
1984, University of California, Berkeley
Galaxy dynamics
Ann M. Boesgaard PhD,
1966, University
of California, Berkeley
Stellar
spectroscopy
Fabio Bresolin PhD,
1997, University
of Arizona
Galaxy evolution, chemical abundances, distances, HII regions
Schelte
J. "Bobby" Bus PhD,
1999, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
IRTF
Support Scientist;
asteroids
Kenneth
C. Chambers PhD,
1990, Johns Hopkins
University
High-redshift
galaxies, radio galaxies,
galaxy formation
Wen-Ping Chen PhD,
1990, State University of New York at Stony Brook
Research Affiliate Astronomer (Professor of Astronomy, NCU, Taiwan)
Star formation
Mark
R. Chun PhD, 1997, University of Chicago
Adaptive
optics, atmospheric
characterization
Paul
H. I. Coleman PhD,
1985, University
of Pittsburgh
Large-scale
structure of the universe
Michael S. Connelley PhD, 2007, University of Hawai‘i
IRTF Support Scientist; instrumentation, star
formation
Antoinette Songaila Cowie PhD,
1980, Boston
University
Cosmology
Lennox
L. Cowie PhD,
1976, Harvard
University
Cosmology
Harald Ebeling PhD,
1994, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, München
Optical
and X-ray astronomy,
clusters of galaxies,
cosmology
Stephen J.
Freeland PhD, 1999, Cambridge University
Astrobiology Institute Project Manager; origin and evolution of biochemistry
Christ
Ftaclas PhD,
1978, City University
of New York
Instrumentation,
extrasolar planets
Roy R. Gal PhD,
2001, California Institute of Technology
Clusters of galaxies, galaxy evolution,
sky surveys
Shadia
Rifai Habbal PhD, 1977, University of Cincinnati
Faculty
Chair; solar and heliospheric physics
Nader Haghighipour PhD, 1999, University of Missouri-Columbia
Planetary Dynamics, extrasolar planets
Donald
N. B. Hall PhD,
1970, Harvard
University
Instrumentation
Günther Hasinger PhD,
1984, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, München
Director; black holes, X-ray astronomy
James N. Heasley PhD,
1973, Yale University
Stellar
populations
J. Patrick Henry PhD,
1974, University
of California,
Berkeley
Galaxy
clusters
George
H. Herbig PhD,
1948, University
of California,
Berkeley
Astronomer
emeritus; stellar spectroscopy
Klaus W. Hodapp PhD,
1984, University of Heidelberg
Associate
Director, Hilo Operations;
star formation,
instrumentation
Douglas A. Hope PhD,
2004, University of New Mexico
Imaging
science
Esther M. Hu PhD,
1980, Princeton University
Cosmology
Robert Jedicke PhD,
1992, University
of Toronto
Pan-STARRS,
asteroids, high-energy
particle physics
Stuart M. Jefferies PhD, 1983, University of London
Solar physics, advanced imaging
methods
Robert D. Joseph PhD,
1971, Washington
University
Infrared galaxies
Nick
Kaiser PhD, 1982, University of Cambridge
Associate
Director for National
Telescope Projects;
gravitational lensing
Lisa J. Kewley PhD,
2002, Australian National University
Galaxy evolution, chemical abundances, star formation, AGN & ULIRGs
Rolf-Peter
Kudritzki PhD, 1973, Technische Universität Berlin
Massive stars, galaxies, chemical abundances, distances and evolution
Jeffrey
R. Kuhn PhD, 1981, Princeton
Associate
Director, Maui Operations;
Sun, astrophysics,
instrumentation
Haosheng
Lin PhD,
1992, Michigan
State University
Solar physics
Michael
C. Liu PhD,
2000, University
of California,
Berkeley
Extrasolar planets, brown dwarfs, star and planet formation
Eugene A. Magnier PhD,
1993, Massachusetts
Institute of
Technology
Pan-STARRS,
star formation, large-scale
surveys
Robert
A. McLaren PhD,
1973, University
of Toronto
Associate
Director; instrumentation,
infrared astronomy
Karen J. Meech PhD,
1987, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Planetary
astronomy
Roberto
H. Méndez PhD,
1978, University
of La Plata,
Argentina
Planetary
nebulae in our Galaxy
and others
Glenn E. Morrison PhD, 1999, University of New Mexico
CFHT Resident Astronomer; high-redshift
galaxies, galaxy clusters and
evolution, radio galaxies
Tobias
C. Owen PhD,
1965, University
of Arizona
Planetary
astronomy
Narayan
S. Raja PhD,
1992, Michigan
State University
Computer
Section
John
T. Rayner PhD,
1988, University
of Edinburgh
IRTF
Support Scientist;
star formation, instrumentation
Bo Reipurth PhD, 1981,
University of
Copenhagen
Star formation
and molecular clouds
Pui-Hin
W. Rhoads MS, 1986, University of Hawai‘i
Computer
Section Head
Kathleen
Robertson MLS, 1969, University of
California, Berkeley
Librarian
Ilia I. Roussev PhD,
2001, Queen's University at Belfast, Northern Ireland
Solar physics
David B.
Sanders PhD, 1982, State University of New York at
Stony Brook
Graduate
Program Chair; molecular
clouds, interacting
galaxies, submillimeter
astronomy
Isabelle F. Scholl PhD, 2003, University of Paris VI
Solar physics
Norbert Schörghofer PhD, 1998, University of Chicago
Astrobiology, physics of planetary processes
Alan N. Stockton PhD,
1968, University
of Arizona
Active galaxy nuclei
István
Szapudi PhD,
1995, Johns Hopkins
University
Theory
of large-scale structures
David
J. Tholen PhD, 1984, University of Arizona
Planetary
astronomy
Alan T. Tokunaga PhD,
1976, State University
of New York at
Stony Brook
IRTF
Division Chief and Associate
Director, Instrumentation; star
formation
John L. Tonry PhD,
1980, Harvard
University
Cosmology,
supernova, instrumentation
R. Brent Tully PhD,
1972, University of Maryland
Galaxy
clustering
Richard J. Wainscoat PhD,
1986, Australian
National University
UH
Telescopes Support
Scientist; galaxies
Jonathan P. Williams PhD,
1995,
University of
California, Berkeley
Submillimeter
astronomy, star and planet formation
Gareth Wynn-Williams PhD,
1971, University
of Cambridge
Interstellar
matter
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