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publications
Redundant-Baseline Calibration of the Hydrogen Epoch of Reionization Array
Published in MNRAS, 2020
How the heck do you calibrate an EoR experiment?
Recommended citation: J. S. Dillon, M. E. Lee et al. (2020) "Redundant-Baseline Calibration of the Hydrogen Epoch of Reionization Array." MNRAS.
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MADLens, a Package for Fast and Differentiable Non-Gaussian Lensing Simulations
Published in Astronomy & Computing, 2021
Taking the derivative of weak lensing maps with respect to initial conditions AND cosmological parameters
Recommended citation: V. Boehm, Y. Feng, M. E. Lee et al. (2021) "MADLens, a Package for Fast and Differentiable Non-Gaussian Lensing Simulations." Astronomy & Computing.
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Comparing weak lensing peak counts in hydrodynamical simulations to baryonic correction models
Published in MNRAS, 2022
Baryon correction models for weak lensing analysis but at the level of non-Gaussian statistics
Recommended citation: M. E. Lee et al. (2022) "Comparing weak lensing peak counts in hydrodynamical simulations to baryonic correction models." MNRAS.
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Zooming by in the CARPool(GP) lane: new CAMELS-TNG simulations of zoomed-in massive halos
Published in ApJ, 2024
Suite of massive galaxy zoom-in simulations with a novel reduced variance emulation method.
Recommended citation: M. E. Lee et al. (2024) "Zooming by in the CARPool(GP) lane: new CAMELS-TNG simulations of zoomed-in massive halos." ApJ.
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talks
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teaching
TA - Introduction to Astronomy I
Undergraduate course, Columbia University, Department of Astronomy, 2022
TA for the introduction to astronomy course taught by Prof. Lorenzo Sironi
TA - Theories of the Universe: From Babylon to the Big Bang
Undergraduate Course, Columbia University, 2023
TA for the course Theories of the Universe: From Babylon to the Big Bang taught by Prof. Joe Patterson.
Teacher - Undergraduate Astronomy Lab
Undergraduate course, Columbia University, Department of Astronomy, 2023
Instructor for the undergraduate astronomy lab covering topics from orbital motion to cosmic expansion.
Teacher - Undergraduate Astronomy Lab
Undergraduate course, Columbia University, Department of Astronomy, 2024
Instructor for the undergraduate astronomy lab covering topics from orbital motion to cosmic expansion.