USAC Astrophysics
Research Group
Our research aims to understand central black holes of galaxies - how they formed and co-evolved with their hosts - using the world's strongest telescopes: ELT, JWST, HST, ALMA, and VLT.
Understanding How Black Holes Shape Their Cosmic Hosts
Using the world's most powerful telescopes, we push the frontier of dynamical black hole mass measurements - from the lowest-mass galaxies in the nearby universe to the most massive ellipticals at cosmic distances. Our work constrains the co-evolutionary link between black holes and galaxies across 13 billion years of cosmic history.
Cutting-Edge Instrumentation
ELT/HARMONI, JWST/NIRSpec, ALMA - the most powerful tools in observational astrophysics.
Advanced Simulations
Mock observations and dynamical modeling to push measurement limits and plan future observations.
International Collaboration
A global team spanning Oxford, Lyon, Michigan, HCMC - united by a passion for the unknown.