EUCLID UK
Below is a list of UK scientists who are available for questions and discussions about Euclid:
| Name | Institute | Expertise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saeeda Awan | UCL/MSSL | s.awan@ucl.ac.uk | System Engineer for VIS instrument |
| Chris Brockley-Blatt | UCL/MSSL | c.brockley-blatt@ucl.ac.uk | VIS Instrument Project Manager |
| Christopher Conselice | University of Manchester | conselice@manchester.ac.uk | Science, galaxies, high redshift galaxies, surveys, links to other projects, big picture of the science, details of Euclid and its goals |
| Mark Cropper | UCL/MSSL | m.cropper@ucl.ac.uk | VIS instrument lead |
| Ben Dryer | The Open University | ben.dryer@open.ac.uk | Space instrumentation |
| Alex Hall | University of Edinburgh | ahall@roe.ac.uk | Science, Cosmology, dark energy, dark matter, expansion of the Universe |
| Isobel Hook | Lancaster University | i.hook@lancaster.ac.uk | Science, cosmology, supernovae. UK rep. on Euclid Consortium Board |
| Mathilde Jauzac | Durham University | mathilde.jauzac@durham.ac.uk | Science/Dark Matter – Gravitational lensing in galaxy clusters |
| Tom Kitching | UCL | t.kitching@ucl.ac.uk | Science, cosmology, dark matter, dark energy, gravitational lensing |
| Richard Massey | Durham University | r.j.massey@durham.ac.uk | Science: The nature of dark matter. Hardware: mitigating damage from radiation in space. |
| Alkistis Pourtsidou | University of Edinburgh | alkistis.pourtsidou@ed.ac.uk | Science, Cosmology, dark energy, large-scale structure of the Universe |
| Andy Taylor | University of Edinburgh | ant@roe.ac.uk | Science / Cosmology / Dark Matter / Dark Energy / Weak Gravitational Lensing / Science Ground Segment |
| Cora Uhlemann | Newcastle University | Cora.Uhlemann@newcastle.ac.uk | Cosmology, using the cosmic web of galaxies to unravel the mysteries of dark matter and dark energy |
| Stephen Wilkins | University of Sussex | s.wilkins@sussex.ac.uk | Science, legacy, high-z; Larger context |
Images and photos of the Euclid mission are available on the ESA Euclid website, and the Euclid Consortium website.
