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Graduate Studies in Astrophysical Sciences and Technology
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First AST PhD Candidates Receive DegreesRodolfo Montez Jr and Grant Tremblay were awarded the first two Ph.D. degrees in Astrophysical Sciences and Technology at RIT's 2011 Commencement Ceremony.![]() The first AST PhD's and their advisors. Left to right: Stefi Baum, Grant Tremblay, Chris O'Dea, Joel Kastner and Rodolfo Montez Jr
Rodolfo's dissertation is entitled X-rays from Planetary Nebulae . He was advised by Dr Joel Kastner, and is continuing to work with
Joel as as post-doctoral research fellow.
Grant's dissertation is entitled Feedback-Regulated Star Formation in Cool Core Clusters of Galaxies . He was advised by Drs Stefi Baum and Chris O'Dea. Grant has been appointed to a highly competitive European Southern Observatory Fellowship and will be taking up this post at the ESO Headquarters near Munich in the Fall.
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