Stacey Alberts

Stacey Alberts is an Assistant Research Professor at Steward Observatory, affiliated with the University of Arizona's College of Science. Her research focuses on galaxy evolution in local environments through multi-wavelength observations of massive galaxy clusters at high redshifts.

• Email: salberts@arizona.edu, salberts@stsci.edu
• Office: 284 (University of Arizona), Space Telescope Science Institute (Baltimore, MD)

Research Interests: Stacey investigates how environment shapes galaxy properties, specializing in galaxy clusters, star formation, AGN activity, and high-redshift galaxies. She contributes to the James Webb Space Telescope's Mid-Infrared Instrument (MIRI) team, planning early observations to study galaxy quenching mechanisms.

• Primary keywords: Galaxy Formation, Star Formation, Active Galactic Nuclei, High Redshift Galaxies, Astronomical Observations, Astrophysics