I am interested in understanding how galaxies form and evolve, with a particular focus on galactic winds and their impact on galaxy growth. My research investigates how powerful, star formation-driven outflows can remove gas from galaxies and influence their evolution.
My expertise is in observing the multi-phase gas in and around galaxies using data across multiple wavelengths. I work with large surveys and multi-wavelength observations to study how gas is expelled from galaxies, how galactic winds interact with their surroundings, and how these processes shape galaxy evolution.
I am currently involved in the GECKOS and DUVET surveys, which investigate the physical processes driving and shaping galactic winds.
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