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James Banks

Asst. Prof. of astronomy Shane Davis studies the growth of black holes and stars, recently collaborating with a Harvard University researcher and an NSF supercomputer.

Astronomy professor honored for early career achievement

By James Banks | March 4, 2015

Asst. Astronomy Prof. Shane Davis has been announced as a 2015 Sloan Research Fellow. Davis is a theoretical astrophysicist and an expert on using large computer simulations to model the growth and development of black holes and star formations.