Suzaku-based PhD Theses in the US
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For a list of Suzaku PhD theses completed at Japanese institutions, please refer to the list maintained by ISAS/JAXA.
We have also compiled a parallellist for Suzaku-based PhD theses completed at intitutions outside Japan and the US.
- Lisa Winter:
Extragalactic X-ray surveys of ULXs and AGNs
University of Maryland, College Park, 2008 - Kendrah Murphy:
From horizon to torus: Uncovering supermassive black hole systems
The Johns Hoopkins University, 2009 - Anjali Gupta:
The study of diffuse soft X-ray background
University of Miami, 2009 - Stacy Teng:
From merging galaxies to quasars: The evolution of nuclear activity in luminous and ultraluminous infrared galaxies
University of Maryland, College Park, 2010 - Daniel Wik:
Inverse Compton scattering in galaxy clusters
University of Virginia, 2010 - Cristian Saez:
The X-ray evolution of inflows and outflows in active galactic nuclei
The Pennsylvania State University, 2010 - Cien Shang:
The Large, the Deep, and the Mysterious: A study of galaxy clusters,
supermassive black holes and their use as astrophysical probes of cosmology
Columbia University, 2010 - Shijun Lei:
Galactic Diffuse Hot Gas: Shadowing Observations and Joint Analyses
University of Georgia, 2010 - Jennifer Blum:
Fundamental properties of accreting compact objects
University of Michigan, 2011 - Slawomir Suchy:
Cyclotron Line and Wind studies of Galactic High Mass X-ray Binaries
University of California, San Diego, 2011
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