David W. Hogg

My main research interests are in observational cosmology, especially those that use galaxies (including our own Milky Way) to infer the physical properties of the Universe.

My research is supported by New York University, NASA, the NSF, and the Humboldt Foundation.

CV — refereed publications — preprints — research diary

I am interested in comprehensive projects in observational astrophysics, including the possible measurement or analysis of every galaxy in the observable Universe, every star in our Galaxy, or every image taken by any astronomical camera.

Astrometry.net — Gaia — NYU-VAGC — SDSS-III

Recently, I have taught Physics I, Observational Astronomy, General Physics I, and General Physics II.

I have written some lecture notes on special relativity, a short instruction manual on cosmological distance measures, and the occasional pedagogical item.