Who Are We?

Carolin Crawford

Carolin is an astronomer, and divides her time between the Institute of Astronomy and Emmanuel College, Cambridge. This means she's usually busy organising outreach activities for the department, and teaching maths to students. Carolin does a lot of talking - she is keen to communicate her enthusiasm for astronomy to as wide an audience as possible. In the occasional quiet moment she tries to squeeze in some research on the properties of the most massive galaxies in the Universe, using data collected from the largest ground-based and space telescopes.

 

In 2009 Carolin was noted as one of the UKRC's Women of Outstanding Achievement for the communication of science with a contribution to society.

Recent Shows

  • Plant Pathogens Observed From Orbit
  • The Dominant Force in the Universe
  • Meeting MIRI and Detecting Dark Matter
  • Seeing Your House from the Space Station
  • Stars and Supernovae
  • Blue Stragglers and the Polarised Universe
  • Dark Planets and Dark Matter
  • Star Death, STEREO & South Africa’s SKA bid
  • The Birth of Sunspots and Black Hole Collisions
  • Kepler 11 - A Unique Extrasolar System
  • Recent News Articles

  • NuSTAR - a New X-Ray Telescope
  • Fomalhaut's Cometary Debris Disk
  • New Missions to Mars
  • Io's Magma Middle
  • Results from Gravity Probe B
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