Kyle Oman
Assoc. Professor & Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Fellow
✨Recruiting✨
I am open to taking on a scholarship-funded PhD student to begin in Autumn 2025.
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I hope to offer one or more undergraduate summer projects in 2025.
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I’m an Associate Professor and Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin fellow at the Institute for Computational Cosmology and the Centre for Extragalactic Astronomy in Durham, UK. In my main line of research, I work at the interface of cosmological hydrodynamical galaxy formation simulations and large 21‑cm radio surveys to study the dark matter content and structure of galaxies. I also occasionally work on galaxy formation and evolution (especially of satellites in groups and clusters), weak gravitational lensing, and Galactic archaeology. I like to do a bit of data visualisation when I can find the time, and try to make useful contributions to open-source code. I have a public tool for making mock 21‑cm observations of simulated galaxies: