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Dan Marrone

Dan Marrone

Professor, Department of Astronomy, & Astronomer, Steward Observatory
Ph.D.
,
2006
,
Harvard University
Phone: 
(520) 621-5175
Office: 
N314
Email: 
dmarrone@arizona.edu
Personal website: 
https://www.as.arizona.edu/~dmarrone/Home.html
Pronunciation of name: 
Marrone pronounced as Muh-ROH-nee
Personal pronouns: 
he/him/his
Areas of Interest: 
Extragalactic Astronomy and Cosmology, Instrumentation, Active Galactic Nuclei, Star Formation

Professor Marrone is interested in a variety of topics in galactic and extragalactic astronomy, including galaxy clusters and their cosmological applications, the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy, the process of star formation, and star forming galaxies in the early universe. His work includes the development of new instrumentation for telescopes around the world to assist in these studies, primarily at centimeter to submillimeter wavelengths.

Professional Affiliations and Awards: 
  • Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics, 2020
  • NSF CAREER Award, 2017
  • Bok Prize, 2013
  • Hubble Fellowship, 2009
  • Jansky Fellowship, 2006
  • American Astronomical Society, member
  • International Union of Radio Science (URSI), member
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