Cassandra Hall
Assistant Professor of Computational Astrophysics
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Cassandra Hall is an Assistant Professor of Computational Astrophysics at The University of Georgia. Her research focuses on planet formation, gravitational instability in protoplanetary disks, and the habitability of exoplanets, as evidenced by her recent articles. Among her notable works, she has explored the effects of turbulence on planetesimal formation and utilized machine learning to identify hidden exoplanets in ALMA data. She is committed to advancing the understanding of planetary systems and their development.
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Colette Salyk
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Tilman Birnstiel
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Farzana Meru
Assistant Professor & Dorothy Hodgkin Fellow
University of Warwick
Dominique Segura-Cox
University of Texas at Austin
Courtney Ellison
Assistant Professor
University of Georgia
Giuseppe Bertin
Professor
Università di Milano
Teresa Paneque-Carreno
European Southern Observatory
Ken Rice
Professor of Computational Astrophysics
University of Edinburgh
Ilaria Pascucci
University of Arizona
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