I predominantly work on Galactic archaeology and interstellar dust: For the former, emphasis is on old and resolved stellar populations such as those of Galactic globular clusters, and for the latter, emphasis is on the wavelength-dependence of the extinction curve, and the coupling between dust extinction and dust thermal emission. I also collaborate on projects involving the extragalactic distance scale, constraints on dark matter, and exoplanet campaigns such as that of the microlensing program of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope.
David Moise Nataf
Associate Research Scientist
dnataf1@jhu.edu
Bloomberg 519
443-410-1866
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Research Interests: Galactic archaeology and interstellar dust
Education: PhD, Ohio State University