Yingtian "Bill" Chen
I am a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Michigan Department of Astronomy, where I work with Prof. Oleg Gnedin. Before coming to Michigan, I received my B.S. degree at Peking University School of Physics in 2020.
I am a theorist trying to unravel the nature of star cluster formation and evolution. In small scales, I run simulations to study the hierarchical assembly of star clusters in giant molecular clouds. In large scales, I develope post-processing models on existing cosmological simulation suite to follow the lifespan of globular clusters from their birth to death across more than ten billion year. Click here to view my research in detail.
