Changing the way we see the Universe.
Optical Interferometry (OI) works under data sparse conditions. Our group works to develop novel techniques for image reconstruction using observerables from OI.
Evolved stars, be they single red supergiants, or red giants in symbiotic star systems, lose mass. This impacts both their evolution and the environment around them. We seek to use high resolution techniques in OI and spectroscopy to better understand these processes.
We engage communities in the Socorro area and beyond, inviting others to join us in experiencing the joy of discovery.
We are a team of undergraduates, graduate students, and an assistant professor from throughout New Mexico and the United States.
We use high resolution techniques, especially imaging, to study objects from the Kármán line and as far away as millions of parsecs.
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We are a group of undergradutes, graduate students, and a faculty member from throughout New Mexico and the world.
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We are developing outreach programs within Socorro and beyond in order to give everyone a chance to learn about the potential of optical interferometry and advanced imaging techniques.
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