Overview
Anna Ho's research uses telescopes located all over the world and in space to study the lives and deaths of stars and the physics of those phenomena and other energetic cosmic events. She uses wide-field surveys along with targeted observations from gamma-ray to radio wavelengths, and works to understand the physical processes governing the observed emission. She is an active member of several international collaborations, and serves as co-chair of the gamma-ray bursts working group for the ULTRASAT mission
In the news
- Astronomy professor Ho named Packard Fellow
- Four early-career faculty win 2024 Sloan Research awards
- Cornell astronomers on newly approved UVEX NASA mission
- With unprecedented flares, stellar corpse shows signs of life
- Cornell astronomy to offer Brinson Prize
- NASA selects Cornell astronomer for ULTRASAT observatory
ASTRO Courses - Fall 2024
- ASTRO 2211 : Astronomy: Stars, Galaxies, and Cosmology
- ASTRO 4940 : Independent Study in Astronomy
- ASTRO 6940 : Advanced Study and Research