Nathan Adams

Nathan Adams is a Researcher in the Astronomy and Astrophysics Theory Group at the University of Manchester, focusing on the co-evolution of galaxies and Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN) in the early Universe. He is part of the EPOCHS group and previously worked at the University of Oxford. His research employs multiwavelength surveys using telescopes like the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), MeerKAT, and others. Key projects include analyzing JWST data to study high-redshift galaxies and providing multiwavelength support for surveys like MIGHTEE and LADUMA.

Education: MSci Physics with Astrophysics (University of Birmingham, 2013–2017), DPhil Astrophysics (University of Oxford, 2017–2021).

Research interests include observational astronomy, galaxy formation, reionization, and AGN studies. He collaborates with international organizations like the European Southern Observatory and Square Kilometer Array. Notable contributions include work on luminosity functions, photometric redshifts, and galactic structure analysis using JWST data.

• Awards: Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society
• Surveys: Core member of VIDEO, MIGHTEE, LADUMA, and others.

His articles focus on high-redshift galaxies, stellar mass functions, and AGN identification using advanced observational techniques.