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Dr Courtney Crawford is an academic staff member at the Department of Physics, University of Sydney, specializing in astrophysics with a focus on stellar evolution and nucleosynthesis. Her research involves analyzing peculiar stars like R Coronae Borealis stars, hydrogen-deficient carbon stars (HdC), and white dwarfs using advanced observational data from missions like Gaia and TESS.
Her work bridges theoretical models with observational data, particularly exploring merger scenarios of stars, nucleosynthesis processes, and the application of cutting-edge astrophysical datasets. Key contributions include developing spectral classification systems for hydrogen-deficient stars and investigating the implications of stellar mergers on stellar populations.
Publications from 2019–2024 reflect her expertise in stellar atmospheres, dust formation mechanisms, and Galactic structure analysis through white dwarf studies. She collaborates extensively with international teams across multiple institutions, contributing to both observational and computational astrophysics.
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