معرفی
Hannah Übler is a Research Professor at the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics (MPE), leading the Infrared/Submm Astronomy Group. Her research focuses on exploring the first billion years of cosmic history, particularly the emergence of galaxies and massive black holes. She received the ERC Starting Grant in 2024 for her project “APEX,” which utilizes the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) to investigate early universe phenomena. Her work combines observational data from NIRSpec IFS and GA-NIFS surveys with theoretical models to study the first stars and black hole seeds.
- Educations:
- PhD from Ludwig Maximilian University Munich (completed at MPE)
- Newton-Kavli Fellowship at the Kavli Institute for Cosmology, Cambridge University
- Research Interests:
- Early galaxy formation
- Active galactic nuclei in young galaxies
- Heavy element generation in primordial stars
- Kinematic mapping of early cosmic structures
- Awards:
- ERC Starting Grant (2024)
- Grants/Advising:
- Principal Investigator of JWST NIRSpec IFS campaigns
- Co-lead of GA-NIFS survey
- Labs/Teams:
- Leading the APEX team within the Infrared/Submm Astronomy Group at MPE
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