Publications

Why these figures? I find it easier to see what I work on and the impact it’s had as a picture than as a list — so rather than just enumerate papers, these summarize the record a few ways. Research mix shows what the work is about, weighting each paper by its classification across the four areas. The role breakdowns separate work led as primary author from work led by postdocs, students, and larger collaborations. (Citations use a square-root scale so the early years stay legible; the current partial year is omitted.) RIQ (Research Impact Quotient) normalizes citation impact by career length — roughly √(total citations) ÷ years active — so impact compares fairly across career stages instead of just growing with time; the shaded band is the typical range for established astronomers (Pepe & Kurtz 2012).

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