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The Team
Hugh Dickinson
|  | I work as an astronomy lecturer at the Open University in the UK. Modern scientific instruments can (and do) provide us with abundant data that are both exquisite in their precision and challenging in their analysis. I'm excited by the many ways that human beings and computers can work together to help solve some of the trickiest and most intriguing problems in modern science. |
Lucy Fortson
 | I am an Astrophysicist at the University of Minnesota and a co-founder of the Zooniverse platform as well as PI of the Zooniverse@UMN group. I am interested in galaxy evolution, including clumpy galaxies, black holes and the jets of material beaming from the centers of active galactic nuclei. |
Vihang Mehta
 | I am currently a staff scientist at Caltech/IPAC. I am fascinated by the vast, intricate, complex yet beautiful cosmos. My science interests lie in understanding how our current universe came to be by studying the astrophysics governing how galaxies form and evolve through cosmic time. I go about pursuing these interests with optical and infrared observational astronomy complemented with statistics and modern-day computing. |
Kameswara Bharadwaj Mantha
 | Kameswara is currently a researcher at the University of Missouri, Kansas City and a former postdoctoral researcher at the University of Minnesota in Twin Cities with the Zooniverse citizen science platform team. He is working on developing human-computer optimized, novel deep-learning based anomaly detection frameworks. He is interested in the growth and evolution of galaxies and galaxy collisions (aka. mergers) and their role in the overall growth and development of galaxies over the Universe's history. He also specializes in developing human-computer optimized, novel deep-learning based anomaly detection frameworks and applies them to imaging data from large scale galaxy surveys. |
Jürgen Popp
 | I am a post-graduate research student working on my PhD-project at The Open University in Milton Keynes, UK. I am mostly dealing with galaxy evolution and morphological features in galaxies. For that, I am using modern deep-learning based computer vision techniques. |
Hayley Roberts
 | Postdoctoral researcher at the University of Minnesota with the Zooniverse team, who studies the evolution of galaxies and galaxy mergers. She's also an expert in radio astronomy, investigating rare phenomena, and implementing machine learning methods in large data sets. |
Former Clump Team members
Dominic Adams
 | Nico was a PhD student in Astronomy at the University of Minnesota and all your work on Clump Scout I helped him with his research in his thesis!! |
