grad students
  • Dongwoo Chung (Primary Advisor: Sarah Church) [our papers]
  • Elise Darrah-Ford (structure and substructure of the Milky-Way)
  • Nick Kokron (lensing, DES cosmology) [our papers]
  • ​Sean McLaughlin (emulating galaxy clustering) [our papers]
  • Ethan Nadler (dark matter and galaxy formation from satellite galaxies)​​ [our papers]
  • Chun-Hao To (galaxy populations in clusters, DES cluster cosmology) [our papers]
  • Sebastian Wagner-Carena (strong lensing, cosmology with small-scale structure)

kipac postdoc and research associate collaborators

undergrads
  • Deveshi Buch (Stanford '23)
  • Parth Garg (Stanford '23)
  • Veronica Pratt (Stanford '23)

phd student alumni

postdoc alumni

undergraduate student alumni
  • Zhanpei Fang (Stanford '19)
  • Carrie Filion (Leadership Alliance Summer 2017), JHU
  • Brett Harvey (B. S. '17)
  • Alessa Ibrahim (CAMPARE summer student 2018)
  • Benjamin Lehmann (B.S. '15), UCSC 
  • Denise Lepore (CAMPARE Summer 2017)
  • Abigail Lee (U Penn summer student 2018) U Chicago 
  • Yu Xian Lim (B.S. '11)
  • Alex Ji ( B.S. '11) Carnegie Observatories
  • Amara McCune (B.S. '18)
  • Jacob Stanton (Leadership Alliance Summer 2019)
  • Vincent Su (B.S. '16) UC Berkeley
  • Duncan Wood (B.S. '17)
  • Marc Williamson (B.S. '15) New York University
  • Amber Yang (Stanford) University of Chicago

kipac collaborators

join us!
If you are interested in a postdoctoral fellowship with my group, please email me directly.  Generally, you should apply through the KIPAC postdoctoral program, but feel free to be in touch with questions. 

If you are a current/incoming Stanford graduate student interested in doing a rotation, send me an email, or drop by my group meetings on Mondays at 12:30 in PAB 232.   Graduate students at other institutions who are interested in joining us for a period of 3-12 months to work on specific collaborative projects (generally, related to DES, DESI, or LSST, or related cosmological theory/simulations) can apply through the DOE SCGSR Program (contact me first!)

If you are a prospective Stanford graduate student, please apply through the Stanford Physics Department, and also take a look at the KIPAC opportunities.

If you are a Stanford undergraduate interested in doing research with the group, send me an email to ask about possibilities.  Please include information about your past research experience, what year you are, and some information about your computing skills.  I usually take on 1-2 students each summer through the Stanford Physics Summer Research Program, and consider taking students with some coding experience during the academic year.

Undergraduate students from other institutions who are interested in summer research can apply through one of the following programs: SLAC SULI, CAMPARE (for students in California State Universities and Community Colleges), or SR-EIP/Leadership Alliance.  I am not currently taking on any non-Stanford students outside of these three programs.