Trystan Lambert
Research Associate at the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR)
I am currently a Research Associate at the International Centre for Radio Astronomy (ICRAR) at Perth. I graduated with my PhD degree from UDP in 2023. My work focused on the study of galaxies within and near the Epoch of Reionization.
Projects
My research includes studying the morphology of [CII] in “ordinary” galaxies in the early universe, searching for Lyman-alpha emitters around a quasar at z=6.9 to resolve observational tensions regarding whether high-z quasars reside at the centers of protoclusters, and searching for ALMA cube data for Hot Dust Obscured Galaxies. I have also achieved the first direct detection of a [CII] halo.
Highlights
First direct detection of a [CII] halo.
Publications
My PhD thesis titled “Exploring [CII] Haloes and Quasar Environments in and near the Epoch of Reionization” can be found here.
Extracurricular activities
Outside of research, I enjoy playing chess, reading books, and having a beer.