1 Posters and Handouts from AAS meetings
2 Young Stars in IC 2118
3 Observing Iron Stars with Spitzer
4 Intergalactic Star Formation in Tidal Dwarf Galaxies of M81
5 AGN Spectral Energy Distributions of GLAST Telescope Network Program Objects
6 The Supermassive Black Hole in Arp102B
7 Detecting Brown Dwarfs in Interacting Cataclysmic Binaries
8 Star Formation in High-Redshift Clusters
9 Radio and Infrared Imaging of 3C Galaxies with Known Black Hole Masses

Posters and Handouts from AAS meetings

This link contains posters we have presented at AAS meetings, and handouts we have provided with the posters.

Young Stars in IC 2118

CLICK HERE for current research activities associated with this project.

Year One Cool Cosmos Web Page and Year Two Cool Cosmos Web Page. (includes abstract, proposal, people, etc.)

The IC 2118 team is working to characterize the young star population of a small cloud near Rigel that is (probably) part of the greater Orion star forming ecosystem. We have used about 12.5 hours of Spitzer time (!) to map a large region of the cloud with both IRAC and MIPS. We have taken several posters to AAS meetings -- see the posters and handouts page. We have obtained a lot of optical data in support of this analysis. We are working on writing up the journal article.

Please see our quick introduction to IC 2118 and more lengthy introduction to IC 2118. You may also be interested in general information on studying young stars.

Observing Iron Stars with Spitzer

CLICK HERE for current research activities associated with this project.

Cool Cosmos Web Page. (includes abstract, proposal, people, etc.)

Intergalactic Star Formation in Tidal Dwarf Galaxies of M81

CLICK HERE for current research activities associated with this project.

Cool Cosmos Web Page. (includes abstract, proposal, people, etc.)

The M81 project obtained IRAC and MIPS imaging of a region near M81 to look for regions of star formation in M81's tidal dwarf companions. We took a science poster to the January 2007 AAS: Hedden et al., "Multiwavelength Observations of Tidally Induced Star Formation in the M81 Group.

Please see our quick introduction to M81.