Clare Wethers

Clare Wethers is a Research Fellow at the Department of Astronomy and Plasma Physics, Chalmers University of Technology. Her research focuses on the co-evolution of galaxies and their central supermassive black holes, particularly characterizing properties of dust-obscured compact nuclei and their host galaxies across cosmic time.

Research Interests:

• Dynamics of galaxy-black hole co-evolution
• High-resolution observations of obscured galactic nuclei
• Multi-phase gas flows in luminous infrared galaxies
• Application of spectroscopic techniques to galactic structure

Her publications primarily explore galactic winds, obscured nuclei characterization, and molecular gas dynamics using advanced instrumentation like ALMA and MUSE, demonstrating consistent focus on high-redshift systems and observational techniques.

Team Affiliations: Active member of the CONquest research team studying compact obscured nuclei in galaxies.