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2022.02.24
From Arecibo to CRAFTS: Bridging the Centuries
Inspired by the Arecibo telescope, a technical and scientific wonder of the 20th century, the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical radio Telescope (FAST) was originally proposed as part of a SKA con...
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2022.01.06
Formation of Galaxy Clusters: from the Cores to Outskirts
Galaxy clusters are the largest virialized structures in the universe, providing ideal laboratories to study cosmology, plasma physics, and the nature of dark matter. Understanding their formation and...
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2022.01.05
Towards a predictive theory of galaxy formation: lessons from turbulence in disk galaxies
Galaxy formation is currently faced with immense datasets, both observational and simulated, with much more on the way. As the simulations continue to improve, I argue it is time to start thinking abo...
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2022.01.04
Observational cosmology with Galaxy clusters in the era of Large Sky surveys
Cluster cosmology has entered into a new and exciting era allowing us to probe the universe at an unprecedented scale, thanks to the deployment of large-sky surveys in multiple wavelengths and the rec...
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2022.01.03
Probing the Cosmic Reionization History and the Earliest SMBHs Using Distant Quasars
As the most luminous non-transit objects, quasars are unique probes of the early Universe. I have been leading a wide-field reionization-era quasar survey, which has provided the first large statistic...
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