Rate My Professor Jean Quashnock

A key researcher in the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS), the Map of the Universe Project cataloging 100 million galaxies, Quashnock's academic interests center on cosmology, large-scale structure in the universe, high-energy astrophysics and gamma-ray bursts, and absorption-line systems in quasar spectra. He has co-authored more than 60 scientific publications, including "Extreme ultraviolet quasar colours from GALEX observations of the SDSS DR14Q catalogue" (2020), "Galaxies with background QSOs – I. A search for strong galactic Hα lines" (2012), "A CROSS-CORRELATION ANALYSIS OF Mg II ABSORPTION LINE SYSTEMS AND LUMINOUS RED GALAXIES FROM THE SDSS DR5" (2009), "The Form and Evolution of the Clustering of QSO Heavy-Element Absorption-Line Systems" (1998), "A Constraint on the Distance Scale to Cosmological Gamma-Ray Bursts" (1996), and "High-Redshift Superclustering of Quasi-stellar Object Absorption-Line Systems on 100 h⁻¹ Mpc Scales" (1996). Quashnock holds memberships in the American Astronomical Society, American Physical Society, American Association of Physics Teachers, and Sigma Xi.