Emeric Le Floc'h
 

Spitzer Fellow (Ph.D., 2003, Paris University, France)


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Honolulu, HI 96822, United States                                    
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I am currently a Spitzer Space Telescope Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute for Astronomy
(University of Hawaii). My sponsor is Pr. Dave Sanders. I work on GRB-selected star-forming
galaxies as well as galaxy evolution using deep infrared cosmological surveys.


Past experience

 I defended my thesis in September 2003. This PhD work was carried out at the Service d'Astrophysique
(CEA-Saclay) under the supervision of Félix Mirabel. My main interests were devoted to the nearby
luminous infrared galaxies and the Long Gamma-Ray Burst hosts.
From October 2003 to August 2006 I joined the MIPS instrument team lead by George Rieke at
Steward Observatory (University of Arizona). MIPS is the mid- and far-infrared imaging photometer
on-board the Spitzer Space Telescope. I was involved in the analysis and the interpretation of the deep
surveys conducted with Spitzer at 24, 70 and 160µm as part of the MIPS Guaranteed Time Observer
program.


   Here is my CV as well as a list of my main publications (last update on September 2007).


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Last modified : November 2007