Eric Joseph Murphy

Contact U.S. Planck Data Center Voice: (626) 395-1821 Information The California Institute of Technology Fax: (626) 432-7484 MC 220-6 E-mail: [email protected] Pasadena, CA 91125, USA Web: http://web.ipac.caltech.edu/staff/emurphy/

Research Extragalactic Astronomy: Star Formation, Infrared and Radio Properties, Galaxy Formation and Interests Evolution — ISM: Interstellar Dust Grain Properties, Magnetic Fields, Cosmic-Ray Physics

Education Yale University, New Haven, CT USA Ph.D., Astronomy, September 2007 • Dissertation Title: “Star Formation, Dust Heating, and Cosmic-Ray Electron Cooling: A Far-Infrared and Radio Study of Nearby Galaxies” • Advisors: Jeffrey Kenney (Yale), George Helou (Caltech) M.Phil., Astronomy, May 2004 M.S., Astronomy, May 2003

Tufts University, Medford, MA USA B.S. Astrophysics and Mathematics, May 2002 Cum Laude with High Honors

Fellowships, NASA Postdoctoral Fellowship (NPP; 2013) Honors, and Dirk Brouwer Prize: awarded for thesis research of unusual merit (2010) Awards Spitzer Science Center Visiting Graduate Student Fellow (2004-05) Beatrice Tinsley Award (2004) Clark Fellowship Fund (2003) Victor Prather Class Of 1947 Prize (2002) N. Hobbs Knight Prize in Physics (2001) Summer Undergraduate Research Fellow (SURF; Caltech, 2001) Sigma Xi Grant-in-Aid of Research Award (2000)

Academic Yale University, New Haven, CT USA Experience Graduate Student August, 2002 - September, 2007 Including Ph.D. research, Ph.D. and Masters level coursework, and research projects.

Teaching Fellow August, 2002 - May, 2007 Duties at various times have included grading, office hours and, most importantly, leading weekly discussion sections. Courses for which I have been a teaching assistant are: • AST120 - Galaxies and the Universe, Spring 2003; Spring 2005 • AST130 - Life in the Universe, Fall 2002 • AST135 - Archeoastronomy, Spring 2006 • AST170 - Introduction to Cosmology, Fall 2003

Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, Cambridge, MA USA Senior Thesis September, 2001 - May, 2002 Under the advisement of Dr. Charles Lada: Performed a study on star-formation in molecular clouds by mapping the near-infrared (NIR) color excess of stars behind the clouds to characterize them.

Tufts University, Medford, MA USA Instructor: Experimental College January - May, 2001; January - May, 2002 Peer taught a full credit Observational Astronomy course two semesters. Research Funding 2013: The Herschel EDGE on galaxy Survey (HEDGES From Primary PI. E.J. Murphy, Herschel OT2 approved program (48.9hrs) Collaborations Funding granted:∼$70,000 (2013-2016)

2012: Ram Pressure-Induced Shocks in Stripped Virgo Spirals PI. E.J. Murphy, I. Wong, et al. Herschel OT2 (priority 1) approved program (22.0hrs) Funding granted:∼$110,000 (2012-2015)

2009: Multi-Wavelength Study of the Diffuse Emission from Cosmic-Ray Propagation in the Magellanic Clouds and M31 PI. T.A. Porter, E.J. Murphy, et al. Fermi Cycle-2 Large (3yr) GI approved program Funding granted:∼$450,000 (2010-2013); my portion: ∼$120,000

2009: Fossil Hunting: Intracluster Stars in Virgo PI. E.J. Murphy: Spitzer GO-6 approved program (100 hours) Funding granted: ∼$135,000 (2010-2013)

2008: Spectral Mapping of Infrared-Bright Interacting Galaxies PI. C. Matt Bradford, E.J. Murphy et al. Spitzer GO-5 approved program (38.0hrs) Funding granted: $184,200 (2008-2011); my portion: ∼$85,000

2008: Shocked Molecular Gas in Virgo Spirals Being Stripped PI. Jeffrey Kenney, E.J.Murphy, G.Helou, et al. Spitzer GO-5 approved program (17.7 hours) Funding granted: $85,800 (2008-2011)

2006: Spitzer Observations of Environmental Effects on Virgo Cluster Galaxies PI. Jeffrey Kenney, E.J.Murphy, G.Helou, et al. Spitzer GO-3 approved program (103 hours) Funding granted: $339,860 (2006-2009)

2004: Feedback in Galaxian Starbursts: IRS Spectral Mappings of Hii Regions in M33 PI. William H. Waller, E.J.Murphy et al. Spitzer GO-1 approved program (10.7 hours) Funding granted: $57,500 (2004-2007); my portion: ∼$10,000

Other Primary 2013: The GOODS-N 10 GHz Survey Collaborations PI. E.J. Murphy: A JVLA Large Program (284hr) to map GOODS-N at 10GHz

2013: A Jansky-VLA Public Legacy Survey of the Frontier Fields PI. E.J. Murphy: A JVLA program (172hr) to map the HST/Spitzer Frontier Fields at 3 & 6 GHz

2011: CCAT/X-Spec Science Working Group Working on a line count modeling effort for the X-Spec IFU Instrument for CCAT

2010: The SPT-SMG Science Team Leading a multi-frequency radio follow-up of lensed SMGs detected by the South Pole Telescope.

2008: Key Insights on Nearby Galaxies: A Far-IR Survey with Herschel (KINGFISH) PI. Robert Kennicutt: E.J. Murphy et al. co-I’s, Herschel Open Time Key Project (536.6 hours) Funding granted:∼$3,000,000 (2008-2013)

2008: The Great Observatories Origins Deep Survey (GOODS) Herschel Program PI. David Elbaz: E.J. Murphy et al. co-I’s, Herschel Open Time Key Project (362.6 hours) Funding granted:∼$2,000,000 (2008-2013)

Past Major 2008 – The Zspec Science Team Collaborations 2006 – Far-Infrared Deep Extragalactic Legacy (FIDEL) survey 2006 – Spitzer - Cosmological Evolution Survey (S-COSMOS) 2004 – Spitzer Infrared Nearby Galaxies Survey (SINGS) Professional The California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA USA Experience Staff Research Scientist March, 2013 - present The Observatories of the Carnegie Institution for Science, Pasadena, CA USA Independent Postdoctoral Scholar March, 2011 - February, 2013 The Spitzer Science Center (SSC), California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA USA Postdoctoral Scholar September, 2007 - March, 2011 Working with Ranga-Ram Chary on the FIDEL field: far-infrared spectral energy distribution (SED) fitting and study of the FIR-radio correlation as a function of redshift & environment. Visiting Graduate Student Fellow May, 2004 - January, 2005 Began to analyze Spitzer and Radio data for my thesis.

The California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA USA Summer Researcher: Spitzer Science Center June - August, 2003 Registered multi-wavelength ancillary data in preparation for the SINGS targets observed by Spitzer. Summer Researcher May - August, 2001 Assisted the SINGS team in observational planning as well as the acquisition of ancillary data.

Yale University, New Haven, CT USA Researcher Assistant January - May, 2003 Carried out asteroseismic analysis on 51 Peg by calculating large and small p-mode spacings. Researcher Assistant May - December, 2002 Extracted and modeled the line of sight velocity distribution (LOSVDs) of NGC4550 Summer Researcher May - August, 2000 Kinematic study within the cores of two nearby bright spiral galaxies NGC4736 and NGC3351. Summer Researcher May - August, 1999 Stellar kinematic study of NGC 4550 (a galaxy with co-spatial counter-rotating stellar disks).

Recent • September, 2013: SKA Headquarters, Jodrell Bank, UK (invited) Talks/Seminars • July, 2013: Radio Halos (CHANG-ES) Workshop, Leiden, Netherlands (invited) • March, 2013: Boston University Colloquium, Boston, MA (invited) • February, 2013: UC Riverside Astronomy Colloquium, Riverside, CA (invited) • July, 2012: AME Workshop, Manchester, United Kingdon (invited) • June, 2012: SKA Pathfinders Continuum Workshop, Sydney, Australia (invited) • January, 2012: Carnegie Observatories Colloquium , Pasadena, CA (invited) • May, 2011: UC Davis Colloquium, Davis, CA (invited) • May, 2011: NRAO-CV Colloquium Series, Charlottesville, VA (invited) • February, 2011: Lorentz Center SKA Pathfinder Workshop, Leiden, Netherlands (invited) • October, 2010: NRAO-AOC Colloquium Series, Socorro, NM (invited) • August, 2010: International EMU/ASKAP team meeting, Pasadena, CA (invited) • June, 2010: UP: A Variable Upper End of the IMF? Conference, Sedona, AZ • March, 2010: Tufts Astronomy Department Colloquium Series, Medford, MA (invited) • September, 2009: Assembly, Gas Content, and Star Formation of Galaxies, Charlottesville, VA • August, 2009: NRAO Lunch Talk, Socorro, NM • July, 2009: SFR@50: Filling the Cosmos with Stars, Spineto, Italy • February, 2009: SKA Continuum Imaging Workshop, Cape Town, South Africa (invited) • December, 2008: EVLA Visions Workshop: Galaxies Through Cosmic Time, Socorro, NM • May, 2008: MPIA Galaxies Talk, Heidelberg, Germany • May, 2008: Max Planck Institute for Astronomy (MPIA) Seminar, Heidelberg, Germany • April, 2008: IPAC Lunch Talk, Pasadena, CA • October, 2006: JPL Lunch Talk, Pasadena, CA • October, 2006: Caltech IR/submm Lunch Talk, Pasadena, CA • October, 2006: Carnegie Lunch Talk, Pasadena, CA • November, 2005: ASTRON Lunch Talk, Dwingeloo, The Netherlands • October, 2005: Radio Astronomy Lab (RAL) Colloquium Series, Berkeley, CA (invited) • July, 2005: Island Universe Conference, Terschelling, The Netherlands Students John Bremseth – Harvey Mudd College Senior Thesis Advisor September, 2011 – May, 2012 Summer Student at Carnegie Observatories 2011 Brandon Hensley – Princeton University Co-Advisor: First YearObservationalProject September, 2011– December, 2011 Summer Student at Carnegie Observatories 2011 Ian Pritchard – Queen’s University Senior Thesis Co-Advisor September, 2011– May, 2012 Dillon Dong – Pomona College Summer Student at Caltech 2013 Summer Student at Carnegie Observatories 2012

Professional • Referee for the following journals: ApJ, MNRAS, A&A, AJ Services • January, 2013-present: SKA Continuum Science Working Group Member • February, 2012 - August, 2013: NRAO Science Review Panel Member • September, 2013: Spitzer Extragalactic Panel Member • August, 2011: NASA ADAP panel reviewer, Baltimore, MD • March, 2011: LOC/SOC co-chair: ALMA Community Day at Caltech, Pasadena, CA • August, 2010: LOC co-chair: International EMU/ASKAP meeting, Pasadena, CA • February, 2010: SOC Member: Infrared Emission, ISM, and Star Formation, MPIA, Heidelberg • October, 2009: Invited Contribution for the“SKA Design Reference Mission” Document • December, 2008-present: Pasadena/Claremont Tufts Alumni Admissions Program member

Professional • American Astronomical Society Associations • New York Academy of Science

Computer Skills • Astronomy Packages: IRAF, IDL, CASA A • Languages: C++, IDL, LTEX, Python, Fortran, HTML, Unix shell scripting. A • Applications: LTEX, presentation software • Operating Systems: Unix/Linux, Windows. Mac OS-X

Ground-Based Observing & Data Magellan Caltech Sub-millimeter Observatory Reduction • LDSS3 Optical Imaging & Spectroscopy • MUSIC: MKID Camera Experience from • SHARC-II: 350 µm Imaging ALMA • Successfully PI’d • 3 mm Line/Continuum Imaging Zspec: mm Spectroscopy Proposals Jansky VLA Palomar 200” • • TSpec: NIR (JHKs) Spectroscopy Hi Imaging • • Multifrequency Continuum Imaging WIRC: NIR Broadband and Narrowband (Paβ & [FeII]) Imaging 100m Green Bank Telescope • LFC: Optical Broadband and Narrowband • Ka-Band (26-40GHz) Imaging & Spec- (Hα) Imaging troscopy • MUSTANG 3 mm Imaging WIYN 3.5m • DensePak & SparsePak: Multi-Object Spec- CARMA troscopy • 3 mm (90 GHz) & 1 cm (30 GHz) Imaging • OPTIC: Optical Broadband and Narrowband • CO line Imaging (Hα) Imaging APEX • NIRIM: NIR Broadband and Narrowband • Zspec: mm Spectroscopy (Paβ & [FeII]) Imaging ATCA NOAO 2.1m • Multifrequency Continuum Imaging • T2KA: Optical Broadband Imaging

Publication 99 refereed publications, 14 of which I am first author. Summary