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Lecture - Dr Emma Chapman - Radio Astronomy and SETI'
Lecture - Dr Emma Chapman - Radio Astronomy and SETI'

Wed, 19 Feb

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Coleshill Village Hall

Lecture - Dr Emma Chapman - Radio Astronomy and SETI'

Time & Location

19 Feb 2025, 20:00 – 22:00

Coleshill Village Hall, Barracks Hill, Amersham, Coleshill, Amersham HP7 0LN, UK

About the Event

About Emma

I am a Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Research Fellow based at Imperial College London and also a member of the LOFAR-EoR core team. I supervise two PhD students. My website can be found here.

 

Research Interests:

 

  • Cosmic Dawn and the First Stars
  • Epoch of reionization
  • 21-cm cosmology
  • Foreground removal
  • Semi-numeric simulations
  • Construction of data analysis pipelines for LOFAR / SKA 

 

Awards:

 

2017 L’Oréal Women in Science Fellowship, Highly Commended, £1000

 

2014 The Shell and Institute of Physics Award for the Very Early Career Woman Physicist of the Year: winner

 

2013 UCL Chris Skinner Department of Physics and Astronomy Thesis Prize: winner

 

2013 Royal Astronomical Society Michael Penston Thesis Prize: runner up

 

2010 Durham University J.B.Chalmers Prize:  winner for having amongst the three highest Physics degree marks in the year.

 

Career Path:  

 

Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Fellowship

 

Imperial College London

 

Oct 2020 - Present

 

RAS Research Fellowship                  

 

Imperial College London                    

 

Oct 2015 – Oct 2018

 

Postdoctoral Researcher              

 

University College London                  

 

Dec 2013 – Oct 2015

 

PhD                                               

 

University College London                   

 

Oct 2010 – Dec 2013

 

Thesis title: Seeing the Light: Foreground Removal in the Dark and Dim Ages                                                 

 

MPhys (First)                                      

 

Durham University                        

 

Oct 2006 – July 2010

Diversity/Policy:

 

I am a member of the Imperial JUNO committee. I am passionate about making academia a more pleasant environment for everyone. I am co-director of The 1752 Group, a campaign group tackling sexual misconduct in higher education.

 

Book:

 

I have written a popular science book on the subject of the first stars, published by Bloomsbury Sigma in November 2020. Order here.

Source: https://profiles.imperial.ac.uk/e.chapman

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