Welcome to my web page! I recently earned my PhD from the University of California, Santa Cruz where my primary advisor was Mark Krumholz. I am now an ITC fellow at the Center for Astrophysics at Harvard University.
My research has recently focused on galaxy evolution from a theoretical perspective. I primarily use the Enzo adaptive mesh refinement code to run simulations of isolated galaxies. I have also written a freely available 1D code which evolves galactic disks over cosmological times: GIDGET.
And here is a brief CV.
You can contact me at john.forbes@cfa.harvard.edu
My research has recently focused on galaxy evolution from a theoretical perspective. I primarily use the Enzo adaptive mesh refinement code to run simulations of isolated galaxies. I have also written a freely available 1D code which evolves galactic disks over cosmological times: GIDGET.
And here is a brief CV.
You can contact me at john.forbes@cfa.harvard.edu
