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Aparna Venkateshwaran

Ms Aparna Venkateshwaran

Teams and roles for Aparna Venkateshwaran

Overview

My research focuses on studying galaxies in the high-redshift Universe in (sub-)mm wavelengths. I predominantly work with ALMA data, and for my Master's thesis project I investigated the morpho-kinematics of galaxies within a highly star-forming protocluster system at z = 4.3 (paper). I am currently working with Prof Stephen Eales, studying star formation efficiency in SDP81 - a spectatularly lensed galaxy at z = 3.042.

Publication

2024

Articles

Teaching

I have been a marker/demonstrator for the following subjects: 

  • 2025-2026:
    • 25/26-PX1127 Planet Earth
    •  25/26-PX2140 The Stars and their Planets
  • 2024-2025:
    • 24/25-PX1127 Planet Earth
    • 24/25-PX2140 The Stars and their Planets
    • 24/25-PX1228 Introduction to Astrophysics

Biography

My academic trajectory: 

PhD Astrophysics (Cardiff Unviersity, Wales): Oct. 2024 - Present

MSc Astrophysics (University of Bonn, Gemrnay): Oct. 2018 - Aug. 2021
MSc Astrophysics (University of Glasgow, Scotland): Sep. 2015 - Dec. 2016
BSc Physics (University of Mumbai, India): Jun. 2011 - Jan. 2014 

Professional memberships

Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society (FRAS)

Contact Details

Email [email protected]

Campuses Queen's Buildings - North Building, Room N/3.24, 5 The Parade, Newport Road, Cardiff, CF24 3AA

Research themes

Specialisms

  • Observational astronomy
  • (Sub-)mm wave astronomy
  • Early universe galaxies
  • Strong gravitational lensing