A list of upcoming events, deadlines, active applications and proposals, and other newsworthy items that we would like to highlight for October 2024.
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Kaycee Conder is a senior at the University of Wyoming majoring in both astronomy & astrophysics and physics. Her current research delves into the discovery and characterization of buried star clusters within nearby spiral galaxies.
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William is pursuing his PhD in ecology. His current research involves collaborating with state, federal, and non-governmental partners to perform a genetic assessment of Yellowstone cutthroat trout across their range in Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho.
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Theodora is pursuing her PhD in astronomy. She uses a technique called reverberation mapping to measure the masses of active galactic nuclei, which are types of supermassive black holes.
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Evan is an astrophysics graduate student at the University of Wyoming using spectroscopy to study the evolution of binary star systems.
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Janelle is an animal science pre-veterinary major. Her research is focused on finding more in-depth explanations as to why cattle are more susceptible to heart disease.
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Kaitlyn is a dedicated researcher with a passion for ecology and mathematics. Her research explores the temporal variability in population abundances, a phenomenon found in many natural systems that significantly influences key ecological processes.
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One of our undergraduate research fellows, Gabrielle Graham, recent attended and presented a poster at the 243rd Meeting of the American Astronomical Society (AAS) in New Orleans.
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Bri Agenbroad grew up in an urban environment, but her passion for wildlife ecology was ignited after accepting a life-changing career as a kayak guide in Alaska.
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My name is Annie Walgren and I am from Laramie, WY. I am a senior at the University of Wyoming studying Microbiology and Molecular Biology. In the Wyoming Water Bear Lab, Annie’s research focuses on the unique ability of tardigrades to survive in extreme environments.
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