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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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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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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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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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Published in ApJ, 2025
Inferring cosmological and astrophysical parameters from stacked galaxy cluster profiles using the CAMELS-zoomGZ simulation suite.
Recommended citation: E. Hernández-Martínez, S. Genel, F. Villaescusa-Navarro, U. P. Steinwandel, M. E. Lee, E. T. Lau, D. N. Spergel (2025) "Cosmological and Astrophysical Parameter Inference from Stacked Galaxy Cluster Profiles Using CAMELS-zoomGZ." ApJ. doi:10.3847/1538-4357/ada9e9
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Published in ApJ, 2026
Investigating how galaxy intrinsic alignments impact non-Gaussian weak lensing statistics using IllustrisTNG.
Recommended citation: M. E. Lee, Z. Haiman, S. Pandey, S. Genel (2026) "The effect of intrinsic alignments on weak lensing statistics in hydrodynamical simulations." ApJ. doi:10.3847/1538-4357/ae1ca7
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Published in MNRAS, 2026
Measuring the back-reaction of baryonic physics on dark matter structure using the CAMELS simulation suite.
Recommended citation: M. Gebhardt, D. Anglés-Alcázar, S. Genel, D. Nagai, B. K. Oh, I. Medlock, J. Mercedes-Feliz, S. Sutherland, M. E. Lee, X. Sims, et al. (2026) "Cosmological back-reaction of baryons on dark matter in the CAMELS simulations." MNRAS. doi:10.1093/mnras/stag525
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Published in arXiv preprint, 2026
Diagnosing critical mass and radius scales for baryonic modeling across multiple weak lensing statistics.
Recommended citation: M. E. Lee, Z. Haiman, S. Genel (2026) "The impact of baryons on weak lensing statistics as a function of halo mass and radius." arXiv:2603.11815.
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Published in arXiv preprint, 2026
A fast emulator for galaxy distribution functions across gigaparsec volumes for varying cosmological parameters.
Recommended citation: C. Lovell, M. E. Lee, et al. (2026) "Efficiently emulating distribution functions in gigaparsec volumes for varying cosmological parameters." arXiv:2604.17981.
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Undergraduate course, Columbia University, Department of Astronomy, 2022
TA for the introduction to astronomy course taught by Prof. Lorenzo Sironi
Undergraduate Course, Columbia University, 2023
TA for the course Theories of the Universe: From Babylon to the Big Bang taught by Prof. Joe Patterson.
Undergraduate course, Columbia University, Department of Astronomy, 2023
Instructor for the undergraduate astronomy lab covering topics from orbital motion to cosmic expansion.
Undergraduate course, Columbia University, Department of Astronomy, 2024
Instructor for the undergraduate astronomy lab covering topics from orbital motion to cosmic expansion.