David Nataf

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The University of Iowa

United States

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David Nataf is an Assistant Professor at the University of Iowa, United States. His research areas focus on stellar populations, chemical abundances, and the structure of the Milky Way, as demonstrated in his recent articles on the ages and metallicities of subgiant stars and the star formation history of the Milky Way bulge. His work employs techniques such as the Calcium Triplet for metallicity measurements and involves studies of galaxies and their formation at high redshift.

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CHARACTERIZATION OF DUST IN THE ERA OF LARGE SURVEYS: FROM EXTINCTION IN THE ULTRAVIOLET TO EMISSION IN THE MICROWAVE

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University of Utah

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The Galactic Bulge Exploration. III. Calcium Triplet Metallicities for RR Lyrae Stars

Accurate, Precise, and Physically Self-consistent Ages and Metallicities for 400,000 Solar Neighborhood Subgiant Branch Stars

On the Color–Metallicity Relation of the Red Clump and the Reddening toward the Magellanic Clouds

Buckling Bars in Nearly Face-on Galaxies Observed with MaNGA

The Magellanic Edges Survey I: Description and first results

Exploring the Stellar Age Distribution of the Milky Way Bulge Using APOGEE

The Milky Way’s bulge star formation history as constrained from its bimodal chemical abundance distribution

The Bulge Radial Velocity Assay for RR Lyrae Stars (BRAVA-RR) DR2: A Bimodal Bulge?

The predicted properties of helium-enriched globular cluster progenitors at high redshift

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Borja Anguiano

Andrea Kunder

Kevin Covey

Joanne Hughes

Gail Zasowski

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