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Feige Wang

Feige Wang

Assistant Research Professor, Steward Observatory
Ph.D.
,
2017
,
Peking University
Phone: 
(520) 621-6450
Office: 
306
Email: 
feigewang@arizona.edu
Areas of Interest: 
High Redshift Quasars, cosmic reionization, Black Hole Growth, Galaxy Formation and Evolution

Feige Wang joined Steward Observatory as an NHFP Hubble Fellow in the fall of 2019, and will be working with Prof. Xiaohui Fan. His research focuses on finding the most distant super-massive black holes (SMBHs) and using the most distant quasars to investigate when did reionization occur, what was the SMBH accretion history and how was the growth of the SMBHs linked to the assembly of early massive galaxies. He obtained his Ph.D. from the Peking University in 2017. Afterwards, he moved to the University of California, Santa Barbara as a post-doc for two years.

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