Onsite Observational Astronomy
Summary 600+ hour of ground-based rest-frame optical+IR observing experience
Trained 10+ students on ground-based observing
The below observing experience was obtained through a collaboration queue or awarded time through institutional access.
2010- Large Binocular Telescope (LBT) | 400+ hours
2019 Optical+IR spectroscopy and photometry for a large range of science programs
through the OSU-Research Corporation (RC) queue using the Large Binocular Cameras (LBCs), Multi-Object Double Spectrograph (MODs), and LUCI (a pair of infrared multi-mode instruments).
2010- MMT (formerly the Multi-Mirror Telescope) | 200+ hours
2019 Optical spectroscopy using the Blue Channel Spectrograph
2015 Keck Telescope | 8 hours
Optical spectroscopy using the Low Resolution Imaging Spectrograph (LRIS)
2011 Palomar Hale Telescope | 60+ hours
Optical spectroscopy using the Double Spectrograph