Liberal Arts and Sciences

Ezzeddine Lab

Led by Rana Ezzeddine · Astronomy

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What we study

The Ezzeddine Lab studies stars and galaxies to understand how elements formed and evolved in the early Milky Way. They use high-precision spectroscopy and computational models to analyze chemical signatures in stars.

What working here is like

  • Computational
  • Coding helps
Projects
3
Papers
5

Current projects

First stars and Supernova explosions

Investigating the geometry of supernova explosions from the first stars.

Origin of the r-process

Studies where the r-process comes from, the rapid neutron capture that makes heavy elements, by observing old stars.

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Precision spectroscopy

Develops computer models that make high-precision spectroscopy of stars more accurate, so scientists can measure what stars are made of.

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Recent papers, explained

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