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This podcast will be a monthly release where I speak to all kinds of people working in and around astrophysics, be it hunting for dark matter or searching for the origin of the universe by looking back in time.

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Nov 1, 2020

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Join me as I learn about the world of Astrophysics. My name is Vikram Bhamre and I am 17 years old. I will look into the daily lives of people in the profession, explore the breath of the topic, and gain a deeper understanding of the nuances of the field.

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Gladys Velez Caicedo, Technical Instructor for physics at MIT: In this episode I talk to Gladys Velez Caicedo, a technical instructor of Physics at MIT and who previously researched at VERITAS. She now primarily focuses on teaching others. by Exploring Astrophysics
28 min listen
Dr. Sandro Tacchella, Postdoctoral researcher at Harvard: Today I talk with Dr. Sandro Tacchella, whose primary source of research is understanding the formation and evolution of galaxies over time as a Cfa fellow at the Center For Astrophysics at Harvard. by Exploring Astrophysics
23 min listen
Dr Pat Scott, Astroparticle phenomenologist and head of GAMBIT: In episode 1 I am joined by Professor Pat Scott who discusses his work as an astroparticle phenomenologist and his experience building a computational framework called GAMBIT. by Exploring Astrophysics
24 min listen
Exploring Astrophysics - Trailer: This is the trailer for my podcast. I hope you will join me in my exploration of the subject and learn something new! by Exploring Astrophysics
1 min listen
Prof. Matthew Evans, member of the MIT Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave observatory: I talked with Dr. Matthew Evans about his work with LIGO, the group researching gravitational waves that gained the 2017 nobel prize for physics. by Exploring Astrophysics
23 min listen
Prof. Benedikt Diemer, Computational astrophysicist as the University of Maryland: In this episode I spoke with Prof. Benedikt Diemer about his work using computational tools to research dark matter halos. He is an assistant professor as the University of Maryland. by Exploring Astrophysics
18 min listen
Dr Rebecca Nevin, Postdoctoral research fellow at the Harvard Center for Astrophysics: Today I talked to Dr Rebecca Nevin, a postdoctoral researcher at the Harvard center for Astrophysics. Her work involves using computational tools to help understand and classify galaxy evolution better. by Exploring Astrophysics
19 min listen
Sven Heydenreich, PHD student at the University of Bonn: Welcome to episode 16 of Exploring Astrophysics. Today I am joined by Sven Heydenreich, a PHD student at Bonn university, whose area of expertise is Gravitational Lensing. by Exploring Astrophysics
17 min listen
Dr Elena Massara, Postdoctoral researcher at the university of Waterloo: In this episode I talk with Dr Elena Massara who is completing her term as a postdoctoral researcher at the university of Waterloo. by Exploring Astrophysics
16 min listen
Aaron Stemo, A PHD candidate at the university of Colorado Boulder: Today I spoke with Aaron Stemo, a PHD candidate studying AGN galaxy mergers. This is when two galaxies collide where one or more of them have a very bright galactic centre. by Exploring Astrophysics
22 min listen
Dr Constance Mahony, Postdoctoral researcher at the German Centre for Cosmological Lensing: This episode I spoke with Dr. Constance Mahony, who is a postdoctoral researcher who is using gravitational lensing to uncover the mysteries behind dark matter and dark energy. by Exploring Astrophysics
17 min listen
Dr Pablo Lemos, Postdoctoral research fellow in cosmology at UCL, London: This episode I spoke with Dr Lemos on the kinds of research he does as a cosmologist. He spoke about some of the current projects he is working on as well as how he came to become an astrophysicist. by Exploring Astrophysics
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Dr Boris Leistedt, Researcher at Imperial College London: Today I am joined by Dr Boris Leisdedt, an astro-statistician and cosmologist at Imperial college London. I hope you learn something in this podcast, as I for one did not know an astro-statistician even existed until now! by Exploring Astrophysics
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Dr Peter Doel, Professor of Astronomical Instrumentation at University College London: Hi, in this episode of Exploring Astrophysics I spoke to Dr Peter Doel who is a professor of Astronomical Instrumentation at University College London. He explained some of the work he and his team does retrofitting telescopes and upgrading them. by Exploring Astrophysics
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Prof. Marco Cavaglia, Professor of Physics at Missouri University: I got the chance to speak to Prof. Marco Cavaglia, a data analyst of the LIGO collaboration and a professor of Physics at the University of Missouri. Dr Cavaglia spoke to me about his role as part of LIGO as well as how the data gathered from the interfer by Exploring Astrophysics
24 min listen
Marcus Keil, PHD student at University College London: Hi, welcome to episode 15 of Exploring Astrophysics with my guest today, Marcus Keil. Marcus is a PHD student at University College London, and is interested in a diverse range of fields including astrochemistry and cosmology. by Exploring Astrophysics
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Dr Niall Jeffrey, Researcher at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris: Hi everyone, welcome to episode 14 of Exploring Astrophysics with me, Vikram Bhamre. Today I am joined by Dr Niall Jeffrey, a researcher at ENS in Paris. During our talk he spoke about the Dark Energy Survey and some of the applications of machine learnin by Exploring Astrophysics
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Dr Rana Ezzeddine, Assistant professor and Astrophysicist as the University of Florida: Hi everyone, welcome to episode 18 of Exploring Astrophysics and today the main topic will be on stellar astrophysics. I am joined by Dr Rana Ezzeddine who is an astrophysicist at the University of Florida, and whose primary interest is in stars and uncov by Exploring Astrophysics
23 min listen
Dr Raissa Estrela, Postdoctoral fellow at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory: Hi, my name is Vikram Bhamre, and welcome to episode 22 of this podcast, Exploring Astrophysics. Today I am joined by Dr Raissa Estrela, a postdoctoral associate at Nasa JPL who is uncovering the mystery behind planets outside our Solar System. by Exploring Astrophysics
20 min listen
Dr Saeed Salimpour, Researcher at IAU's Office of Astronomy for Education: In this episode of Exploring Astrophysics I spoke with Dr Saeed Salimpour about his work in astrophysics, and more specifically, educating. Dr Salimpour also told me about how high schoolers can get involved with these kinds of opportunities. by Exploring Astrophysics
22 min listen
Dr Christian Byrnes, Senior lecturer at the University of Sussex: Today I am joined by Dr Christian Byrnes, a senior lecturer at the University of Sussex who’s interest lies in the formation of the early universe. by Exploring Astrophysics
23 min listen
Dr Maria Charisi, Postdoctoral associate at Vanderbilt University by Exploring Astrophysics
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Dr Olivier Hervet, Assistant project scientist at UC Santa Cruz: Hi everyone, today I am joined by Dr Olivier Hervet, assistant project scientist at UC Santa Cruz. Dr Hervet is fascinated by high energy astrophysics and is currently doing research in Active Galactic Nuclei (AGNs) and Gamma ray astrophysics. by Exploring Astrophysics
21 min listen
Dr Tansu Daylan, Posdoctoral associate and MIT and Princeton: Hi everyone, In this episode I am joined by Dr Tansu Daylan, who is a postdoctoral associate at MIT. Dr Daylan’s primary research interest is in the discovery and characterization of exoplanets. by Exploring Astrophysics
23 min listen
Dr Xinnan Du, Outreach and Engagement manager at KIPAC Stanford: Welcome to episode 20 of Exploring Astrophysics, where I am joined by Dr Xinnan Du, who is the Outreach and Engagement manager at KIPAC in Stanford. Dr Du spoke about her research interests as well as how she is helping educate and inspire the younger gen by Exploring Astrophysics
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Dr Robert Simcoe, Director of MIT's Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research by Exploring Astrophysics
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Dr Gina Panopoulou, NASA Hubble Fellow at Caltech: Hi everyone and welcome to another episode of Exploring Astrophysics and happy holidays to everyone! Today I am joined by Dr Gina Panopoulou, an observational astrophysicist at Caltech who specializes in mapping out the magnetic field of our galaxy. by Exploring Astrophysics
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Dr. Lynne Hillenbrand, Professor of Astronomy at Caltech by Exploring Astrophysics
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Dr Javier Garcia, Assistant professor of physics at Caltech: Hi everyone, welcome to episode 24 of Exploring astrophysics with me, Vikram Bhamre. Between university applications and school starting, I didn’t have time to release an episode last month. But the wait is definitely worth it, because today I am joined b by Exploring Astrophysics
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Dr Kathy Romer, Professor at the university of Sussex: Hi everyone, today I am joined by Dr Kathy Romer, an astrophysicist at the University of Sussex. Dr Romer has been an astrophysicist for a very long time, having worked at Carnegie Mellon, the University of Edinburgh, the University of Manchester and many by Exploring Astrophysics
26 min listen

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Dr Raissa Estrela, Postdoctoral fellow at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory: Hi, my name is Vikram Bhamre, and welcome to episode 22 of this podcast, Exploring Astrophysics. Today I am joined by Dr Raissa Estrela, a postdoctoral associate at Nasa JPL who is uncovering the mystery behind planets outside our Solar System. by Exploring Astrophysics
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Dr Olivier Hervet, Assistant project scientist at UC Santa Cruz: Hi everyone, today I am joined by Dr Olivier Hervet, assistant project scientist at UC Santa Cruz. Dr Hervet is fascinated by high energy astrophysics and is currently doing research in Active Galactic Nuclei (AGNs) and Gamma ray astrophysics. by Exploring Astrophysics
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Dr Xinnan Du, Outreach and Engagement manager at KIPAC Stanford: Welcome to episode 20 of Exploring Astrophysics, where I am joined by Dr Xinnan Du, who is the Outreach and Engagement manager at KIPAC in Stanford. Dr Du spoke about her research interests as well as how she is helping educate and inspire the younger gen by Exploring Astrophysics
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Dr Tansu Daylan, Posdoctoral associate and MIT and Princeton: Hi everyone, In this episode I am joined by Dr Tansu Daylan, who is a postdoctoral associate at MIT. Dr Daylan’s primary research interest is in the discovery and characterization of exoplanets. by Exploring Astrophysics
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Dr Rana Ezzeddine, Assistant professor and Astrophysicist as the University of Florida: Hi everyone, welcome to episode 18 of Exploring Astrophysics and today the main topic will be on stellar astrophysics. I am joined by Dr Rana Ezzeddine who is an astrophysicist at the University of Florida, and whose primary interest is in stars and uncov by Exploring Astrophysics
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Dr Saeed Salimpour, Researcher at IAU's Office of Astronomy for Education: In this episode of Exploring Astrophysics I spoke with Dr Saeed Salimpour about his work in astrophysics, and more specifically, educating. Dr Salimpour also told me about how high schoolers can get involved with these kinds of opportunities. by Exploring Astrophysics
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Dr Niall Jeffrey, Researcher at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris: Hi everyone, welcome to episode 14 of Exploring Astrophysics with me, Vikram Bhamre. Today I am joined by Dr Niall Jeffrey, a researcher at ENS in Paris. During our talk he spoke about the Dark Energy Survey and some of the applications of machine learnin by Exploring Astrophysics
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Dr Pablo Lemos, Postdoctoral research fellow in cosmology at UCL, London: This episode I spoke with Dr Lemos on the kinds of research he does as a cosmologist. He spoke about some of the current projects he is working on as well as how he came to become an astrophysicist. by Exploring Astrophysics
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Aaron Stemo, A PHD candidate at the university of Colorado Boulder: Today I spoke with Aaron Stemo, a PHD candidate studying AGN galaxy mergers. This is when two galaxies collide where one or more of them have a very bright galactic centre. by Exploring Astrophysics
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Prof. Benedikt Diemer, Computational astrophysicist as the University of Maryland: In this episode I spoke with Prof. Benedikt Diemer about his work using computational tools to research dark matter halos. He is an assistant professor as the University of Maryland. by Exploring Astrophysics
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