Out of this world: the light at the end of the cosmic dark ages

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• Identification of the brightest Lyα emitters at z = 6.6: Implications for the evolution of the luminosity function in the reionization era

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• The brightest Ly alpha emitter: Pop III or black hole?

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• Projects

• Observational Astrophysics PATT grant

  Project: Research

• Exploring the end of the dark ages with the widest surveys: re-ionisation and the physics of the first galaxies

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• Exploring the end of the dark ages with the widest surveys: re-ionisation and the physics of the first galaxies

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• Press/Media

• CR7 is not alone: a team of super bright galaxies in the early Universe (RAS)

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• Using oxygen as a tracer of galactic evolution

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• Best Observational Evidence of First Generation Stars in the Universe

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• Impacts

• Sharing Astronomy/Astrophysics discoveries with a major international audience

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