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Dr. Jeffrey M. Silverman
NSF Astrophysics Postdoctoral Fellow
The University of Texas at Austin
Department of Astronomy, RLM 17.214
2515 Speedway, Stop C1400
Austin, Texas 78712-1205
510-402-8635 (cell) 512-471-6016 (fax)
Here is the full version of a lecture on my research and here is an abridged (and poorly lit) version.
Here is my award winning interview from April 2008 on the UC Berkeley radio station KALX (90.7)
from "The Graduates,"
a radio show dedicated to graduate student research at UC Berkeley.
This is my standard headshot, circa May 2012.
This is a cool picture I took of M100 (a spiral galaxy like the Milky Way)
in February 2007, using the Keck Telescope (one of the largest optical telescopes in the world)
on the Big Island of Hawaii.
It's by far the coolest astronomy picture that I've ever taken.
This is a cool picture I took of part of the moon in May 2002,
using the Brazos Bend State Park observatory just outside Houston, TX.
It's the second coolest astronomy picture that I've taken to date.
