Romeel's Curriculum Vitae

ROMEEL DAVÉ

Steward Observatory, 933 N. Cherry Ave., Tucson, AZ 85721
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Current Status	Associate Professor of Astronomy, Univ. of Arizona

Degrees	Ph.D. Astronomy & Astrophysics, UC Santa Cruz, June 1998. M.S. Physics, California Institute of Technology, June 1991. A.B. Physics with Highest Honors, UC Berkeley, May 1989.

Professional Positions	11/03-5/09 11/00-10/03 10/98-10/00 1/94-6/98	Assistant Professor of Astronomy, University of Arizona Hubble Postdoctoral fellow, Steward Observatory Lyman J. Spitzer Postdoctoral fellow, Princeton University Thesis research, Lars Hernquist, UC Santa Cruz.

Teaching Experience	Spring 2007,09 Fall 2006,08 Fall 2005,06 Spring 2004,05 1992-1996	Co-Instructor, Cosmology (graduate), Arizona. Co-instructor, Galaxies (graduate), Arizona. Instructor, Cosmology (non-majors), Arizona. Instructor, Computational Physics (undergraduate), Arizona. Teaching Assistant (5 courses), UCSC.

Selected National Awards and Committees	NSF CAREER grant (2009-13), "Feedback Tomography" Member, Astro2010 Decadal Survey SFP/GCT Panel Panel Chair, Spitzer Cycle 5 Extragalactic TAC Panel Chair, NOAO Extragalactic TAC (2009- )

Colloquia: Hawaii (8/96), Colgate (11/98), Penn St (3/99), Potsdam (7/01), UMass (1/02), Illinois (2/02), Texas (2/02), Arizona (2/02), Columbia (2/02), Santa Barbara (2/02), Penn (2/02), San Diego (3/02), Victoria (3/02), Colorado (11/03), STScI (3/05), TAP (3/05), NYU (10/05), Harvard (3/06), NRAO (4/06), MPIA (6/06), IfA (3/07), Leiden (6/07), AIP (6/07), MPIA (6/07), Case (11/07), Columbia (2/08), Florida (4/08), Cambridge (6/08), Durham (7/08), Maryland (4/09), MPE (6/09)

Invited Reviews Talks:
``Halo Fountains and the Circumgalactic Baryon Budget" (Sydney 11/09)
``Chemistry and kinematics of DLAs" (Leiden 5/09)
``Simulations of Galaxy Formation Including Outflows" (Trieste 10/08)
``Outflows, in Theory" (Irvine 4/08)
``Massive Galaxy Growth at High Redshift" (Tucson 6/06)
``Formation and Evolution of Galaxies" (Santa Fe 7/05)
``Modeling Galaxy Formation" (Marseilles 6/05)
``Simulations of Early Galaxy Formation" (Irvine 5/05)
``Simulations of Galaxy Formation" (Ringberg 3/05)
``The Warm-Hot Intergalactic Medium" (KITP 11/04)
``The IGM: Where the Baryons Are" (IAU 7/03)
``Cosmology Using Supercomputers" (AMNH 6/01)
``The Low Redshift Ly-alpha Forest" (OCIW 3/01)

Public Lectures:
"Numerical Cosmology" (Cleveland Museum of Natural History 11/07)
"Numerical Cosmology" (Sierra Vista Astro Club 2/04)
"Simulations of Cosmology and Galaxy Formation" (UA Monday Evening Lecture 11/03)
"Cosmology and Galaxy Formation" (U. South Pacific, Fiji 8/03)