Infrared-correlated 31-GHz radio emission from Orion East
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society Oxford University Press (OUP) 407:4 (2010) 2223-2229
Nothing to hide: An X-ray survey for young stellar objects in the Pipe Nebula
(2010)
Early Pulsar Observations with LOFAR
Proceedings of Science SISSA (2010)
Abstract:
This contribution to the proceedings of "A New Golden Age for Radio Astronomy" is simply intended to give some of the highlights from pulsar observations with LOFAR at the time of its official opening: June 12th, 2010. These observations illustrate that, though LOFAR is still under construction and astronomical commissioning, it is already starting to deliver on its promise to revolutionize radio astronomy in the low-frequency regime. These observations also demonstrate how LOFAR has many "next-generation" capabilities, such as wide-field multi-beaming, that will be vital to open a new Golden Age in radio astronomy through the Square Kilometer Array and its precursors.Photometric redshift estimation using Gaussian processes
\mnras 405 (2010) 987-994-987-994
The environments of z 1 active galactic nuclei at 3.6μm
\mnras 405 (2010) 347-358-347-358