Stephen E. Zepf


Professor
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI 48824
1-517-884-5617
zepf at msu.edu

CV

Professor Stephen E. Zepf
Brief Bio - I am currently a Professor in astronomy at Michigan State and co-director of the Center for the Study of Cosmic Evolution. Before coming here, I was an Asst. Professor and Director of Graduate Studies at Yale. Earlier, I was a Hubble Fellow at UC Berkeley and a postdoctoral fellow at Durham in the UK. I received my PhD at Johns Hopkins University. My research is primarily in extragalactic astronomy, with a long-standing focus on the formation and evolution of galaxies. Much of my work in this area uses the properties of globular cluster systems of galaxies learn about how galaxy formation and evolution works and doesn't work. I have recently also been working on black holes and neutron stars in extragalactic globular clusters. The paper trail tells the story more completely.

Research Group - None of this would be possible without my students, postdocs, and collaborators.

Teaching - Current semester, Full list

Publications SAO/NASA ADS compendium