Welcome to Kosmos!
Preface:
Hello! I am Kai Wang, a Chinese astrophysicist studying the
formation and evolution of galaxies, and how it is related
to the large-scale structure in our own real Universe and
numerically simulated universes. An overview of my research
is shown in the
Research page, with
technical details presented in the
Publication page
and relaxing reading provided in the
Blog
page.
Guidance:
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About
Where I come? Where I go? Who I am?
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Research
What I am interested in? What I do for a living?
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Publication
What I have accomplished? Who I collaborate with?
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Resource
What I want to share?
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Presentation
What I have presented?
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Blog
What I have written?
Recent News:
- Our paper "From Halos to Galaxies. X: Decoding Galaxy SEDs with Physical Priors and Accurate Star Formation History Reconstruction " is submitted. -- Aug. 16, 2024
- Our paper "Testing galaxy formation models with the stellar mass-halo mass relations for star-forming and quiescent galaxies " is submitted. -- Aug. 16, 2024
- Our paper "Revisiting the fundamental metallicity relation with observation and simulation" is accepted by ApJL. -- Jul. 25, 2024
- I arrived at Durham and enrolled in the Durham University as a PDRA jointly employed by ICC and CEA. Chatting, disscussion, collaboration are welcome! -- Jul. 1, 2024
- I officially take the offer of the postdoctoral research associate in the Institute for Computational Cosmology at Durham University. -- Feb. 14, 2024
- Our paper "Characterizing the assembly of dark matter halos with protohalo size histories: I. Redshift evolution, relation to descendant halos, and halo assembly bias" is published on MNRAS. -- Jan. 22, 2024
- Our paper "An efficient and robust method to estimate halo concentration based on the method of moments" is published on MNRAS. -- Dec. 18, 2023