Vincent L. Fish

Jansky Fellow

Research Interests

• High-mass star formation
• Maser phenomena, particularly involving the OH radical
• OH masers in the Milky Way (massive stars, circumstellar envelopes, supernova remnants)
• Molecular astrophysics at centimeter wavelengths

Biographical Information and Publications

• Postdoctoral experience: Jansky Fellow at NRAO-Socorro, 2004-
• Degrees:
  • Harvard University, 1997-2004
    • Ph.D., Astronomy, Thesis advisor: Mark Reid
    • M.S., Astronomy
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1993-1997
    • S.B., Physics (minor: Music)
    • S.B., Mathematics
    • S.B., Earth, Atmospheric, & Planetary Sciences
• Curriculum vitae (PDF)
• Key publications:
  • A Very High Spectral Resolution Study of Ground-State OH Masers in W3(OH) (ADS)
  • Full-Polarization Observations of OH Masers in Massive Star-Forming Regions. II. Maser Properties and the Interpretation of Polarization (ADS)
  • Full-Polarization Observations of OH Masers in Massive Star-Forming Regions. I. Data (ADS)
  • Magnetic Field Clumping in Massive Star-Forming Regions as Determined from Excited-State OH Absorption and Maser Emission (ADS)
• All publications on ADS and astro-ph

Local Information

• NSF/REU summer program info
• Wednesday Lunch talk series

Contact

National Radio Astronomy Observatory
1003 Lopezville Rd., P.O. Box O
Socorro, NM 87801
USA
(505) 835-7098 (office)
(505) 835-7027 (fax)
first_initiallast_name@nrao.edu (no spaces or underscores)