Next generation radio telescopes: Radio astronomy as a global endeavour

Guest Speaker

Thursday, 26th June 2025 (19:45 - 22:00)

Venue: Hybrid

 

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Speaker: Natasha Maddox

I completed my undergraduate MSci degree in physics at the University of Victoria, and my PhD in astronomy at the University of Cambridge. The topic of my PhD thesis was near-infrared selection of luminous quasars, where I created a photometric redshift code to efficiently select quasar candidates for spectroscopic follow-up. 

I have held research positions in Germany, the Netherlands, and South Africa. My research now focuses on multi-wavelength observations of galaxies, with particular focus on adding data at radio wavelengths. I am a member of several MeerKAT Large Survey Programmes, and several SKA Science Working Groups. 

Natasha Maddox

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