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Barbara J. Anthony-Twarog, Professor 4077 Malott Hall
Professional Background: Professor, KU, 1994-present
Education: 1981: Ph.D., Astronomy, Yale University
Honors Awards: 2004 University of Kansas Kemper Award for Teaching Excellence
Research Interests: My research projects over the past two decades have employed optical observational techniques, particularly photometry in intermediate-band systems, to probe the detailed evolution of stars. Often, the larger goal is to understand the history and evolution of the larger system in which stars and clusters are found, the Milky Way Galaxy. Our stellar astronomy group at KU has pioneered intermediate-band CCD photometry, has developed a successful new photometric metallicity index, and has uncovered a unique view of th-e spatial pattern of chemical composition in the disk of the Milky Way. Through my activities with physics and astronomy students, I have instituted and participated in a tradition of public education in the greater Lawrence community.
Selected Publication:
2. B. Twarog, S. Corder, B. Anthony-Twarog, uvbyCaHß CCD Photometry of Clusters. VII. The Intermediate-Age Anticenter Cluster Melotte 71,Astronomical Journal, 132, 299 (2006). 3. B. Anthony-Twarog & B. Twarog, Extended Stromgren Photometry in NGC 752, Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 118, 358. (2006) 4. B. A. Twarog, B. J. Anthony-Twarog, N. De Lee, CCD uvbyCaHß Photometry of Clusters. III. The Most Metal-Rich Open Cluster, NGC 6253, Astronomical Journal 125, 1383 (2003). 5. B. Anthony-Twarog, A. Sarajedini, B.A. Twarog, T.C. Beers, A Search for Stars of Very Low Metal Abundance. IV. uvbyCa Observations of Metal Weak Candidates from the Northern HK Survey, Astronomical Journal119, 2882 (2000). 6. B. A. Twarog, K. M. Ashman, B. J. Anthony-Twarog, Some Revised Observational Constraints on the Formation and Evolution of the Galactic Disk, Astronomical Journal 114, 2556 (1997).
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