Sylvain Veilleux: Projects

Supermassive black hole - starburst - galaxy connection at low and high redshifts: - Quasar/ULIRG Evolution STudy (QUEST) and follow-up projects: summary (2012) and a selection of papers; - Deep Wide-Field Surveys of Emission-Line Galaxies with MMTF & NEWFIRM
Impact of feedback on galaxy evolution and the environment: - ARAA review on galactic winds (2005); - A&A review on cool outflows in galaxies and their implications (2020); - JWST Director's Discretionary Early Release Science Program (as co-PI; 2017-): NASA Webb feature (2020); - JWST first data release: Wylezalek et al. (2022), live TV interview, Veilleux et al. (2023), Vayner et al. (2023), Rupke et al. (2023), Vayner et al. (2024); - JWST PSF Decomposition and Spectral Analysis Package: q3dfit; - JWST approved cycle 1 programs (as PI; 2021-): 1865 and 2547; - HST approved programs (as PI; 2023-): UV imaging (WFC3) and spectroscopy (COS) of star-forming and active galaxies; - JWST approved cycle 2 program (as PI; 2023-): 3869; - JWST approved cycle 3 program (as PI; 2024-): 5627
Instrumentation for ground-based optical and infrared telescopes and beyond: - MMTF: Maryland - Magellan Tunable Filter (Baade 6.5m); - NEWFIRM: NOAO Extremely Wide-Field Infrared Mosaic (NOAO 4m); - RIMAS: Rapid infrared IMAger - Spectrometer (DCT 4.3m); - MOHSIS: Maryland OH Suppression Infrared System (Astrophotonics); - KPS: Keck Photonic Spectrometer (Astrophotonics) [press release]; - Astrophotonics with waveguides: filters, spectrometers, nulling interferometers, polarization splitters, and more

Supermassive black hole - starburst - galaxy connection at low and high redshifts

Impact of feedback on galaxy evolution and the environment

Instrumentation for ground-based optical and infrared telescopes and beyond