The Jellyfish Galaxy Zooniverse team:

We are an international group of researchers studying the phenomenon of ram-pressure stripping, with collaborators from all over the world and from different specialisations of astronomy, working together to discover and understand jellyfish galaxies.
For any enquiries about this Zooniverse project, please contact @CBellhouse.

• Callum Bellhouse: @CBellhouse (INAF-OaPD)
• Yara Jaffe: @yara.jaffe (Universidad de Valparaiso)
• Jacob Crossett: @Jakecrossett (Universidad de Valparaiso)
• Sean McGee: @seanmcgee (University of Birmingham)
• Rory Smith: @rorysmith (Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María)
• Bianca Poggianti: @BiancaPoggianti (INAF-OaPD)
• Benedetta Vulcani: @bvulcani (INAF-OaPD)
• Ancla Müller: @NGC55 (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)
• Nina Akerman: @n.akerman (INAF-OaPD)
• Neven Tomicic: @NTZenki33 (Università degli Studi di Firenze)
• Ariel Werle: @arielwrl (INAF-OaPD)

The GASP collaboration

A large part of our team are members of the GASP (GAs Stripping Phenomena in galaxies with MUSE) collaboration. Headquartered in Padua, Italy, we have been observing and studying jellyfish galaxies in optical, radio, UV and X-rays, and in simulations, trying to build upon our understanding of the complex processes inside and outside the galaxies as they collide with clusters.

For more information about our work, all of the astronomers involved in GASP, and other news from the collaboration, take a look at our webpage: https://web.oapd.inaf.it/gasp/