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PhD Theses

The PhD theses below are based fully or partially on Gemini Observatory data. Please email library@gemini.edu if your Gemini-based PhD thesis has not been included.

Displaying 201-220 of 321 results.
AuthorTitleYearAffiliationInstrumentCountry
Lloyd, James PatrickThe detection and characterization of low mass companions to sun-like stars2002University of California, BerkeleyHokupaaUSA
Bussmann, Robert ShaneThe nature of dust-obscured galaxies at z~22010University of ArizonaNIRIUSA
Roe, Henry G.Titan's atmosphere at high-resolution2002University of California, BerkeleyHokupaaUSA
Potter, Daniel E.A search for debris disks with a dual channel adaptive optics imaging polarimeter2003University of HawaiiHokupaaUSA
Radomski, James ThomasHigh-resolution mid-infrared imaging of active galactic nuclei2003University of FloridaOSCIRUSA
Pagnotta, AshleyRecurrent Novae and Type Ia Supernova Progenitors2012Louisiana State UniversityGMOS-SUSA
Lau, Marie WingyeeQuasars Probing Quasars: The Circumgalactic Medium Surrounding Z 2 Quasars2017University of California Santa CruzNIRI/GNIRSUSA
Foltz, Ryan MichaelEnvironmental Quenching in Clusters at High Redshift2017University of California RiversideGMOS-N/GMOS-SUSA
Schaefer, Gail HelenDynamical masses of pre-main sequence stars2004State University of New York at Stony BrookNIRI+ALTAIRUSA
Childress, Michael JosephHost galaxies of type ia supernovae from the nearby supernova factory2011University of California BerkeleyGMOS-SUSA
Sheppard, Scott S.Small bodies in the outer solar system: from Kuiper Belt objects to Centaurs to satellites2004University of HawaiiGMOS-NUSA
Tanner, Angelle MariaExtended sources in the central parsec of the Galactic Center2004University of California, Los AngelesHokupaaUSA
Bolton, Adam S.Constraints on early-type galaxy structure from sepctroscopically selected gravitaitonal lenses2005Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyGMOS-NUSA
Bonanos, Alceste ZoeDetermining accurate distances to nearby galaxies2005Harvard UniversityGMOS-NUSA
Dahm, Scott E.The evolution of young clusters2005University of HawaiiGMOS-NUSA
Debes, John H., IVDigging for substellar objects in the stellar graveyard2005The Pennsylvania State UniversityNIRI+ALTAIRUSA
Ren, BinDetection and Characterization of Circumstellar Disks in Scattered Light 2019The Johns Hopkins UniversityGPIUSA
Silge, Julia DorotheaSweep the dust away: infrared kinematics of nearby galaxies2005The University of Texas at AustinGNIRSUSA
Arriaga, Pauline Lim Multiband polarimetric imaging of debris disks with the Gmeini Planet Imager2020University of California, Los AngelesGPIUSA
Woo, Jong-HakActive black holes and the evolution of their host galaxies2005Yale UniversityGMOS-SUSA

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