Gioele Di Lernia
Visiting student, currently working with Lucas Cieza at the IEA, focussing on multi-frequency simulations of planet-induced substructures in protoplanetary disks, and part of ODISEA.
Visiting student, currently working with Lucas Cieza at the IEA, focussing on multi-frequency simulations of planet-induced substructures in protoplanetary disks, and part of ODISEA.
Visiting undergraduate student from MIT, working with Roberto Assef and Mai Liao on high variability AGN, using statistical learning with WISE data.
Postdoctoral researcher, studying the active supermassive black holes in the centers of galaxies to understand their underlying accretion mechanism and how they interact with their host galaxies.
PhD student, working with Claudio Ricci, focussing on the millimeter, X-ray, and UV emission from nearby luminous AGN, using SWIFT and ALMA observations.
Former Administrative Coordinator of research and projects – whose role involved welcoming new PhD students and Postdoctoral researchers, and assisting with visa and paperwork for the international community at IEA.
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PhD student, working with Paula Jofré, focussing on using machine learning techniques to analyze large astrophysical datasets to understand stellar physics and galaxy evolution.
Former visiting student at the IEA, from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, working on the spectroscopy of comets – diving into their composition to understand planet formation.
Former PhD student at the IEA, and current Postdoctoral Researcher at Centro de Astrobiología – interested in using multiwavelength observations to study the properties and motions of gas in galaxies at early epochs.
Former Postdoctoral Researcher with ERIS, interested in exploring the mass assembly of the Milky Way and focussed on spectroscopic data from APOGEE.
Former Postdoctoral Researcher at the IEA, and currently Assistant Professor at Universidad de Antofagasta – working on time domain research, mainly focussed on the study of supernovae and their progenitors.