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Here is my work to date. Below there is a list of refereed publications, talks I have given, unrefereed conference proceedings, and the undergraduate teaching I have undertaken.


papers

  1. Keeping it Cool: Much Orbit Migration, yet Little Heating, in the Galactic Disk, Frankel, Sanders, Ting & Rix, ApJ, 2020
  2. The Biggest Splash, Belokurov, Sanders et al., MNRAS, 2020
  3. Models of Bars II: Exponential Profiles, McGough, Evans & Sanders, MNRAS, 2020
  4. The total stellar halo mass of the Milky Way, Deason, Belokurov & Sanders, MNRAS, 2019
  5. The pattern speed of the Milky Way bar from transverse velocities, Sanders, Smith & Evans, MNRAS, 2019
  6. The Inside-out Growth of the Galactic Disk, Frankel, Sanders, Rix, Ting & Ness, ApJ, 2019
  7. The hidden giant: discovery of an enormous Galactic dwarf satellite in Gaia DR2, Torrealba et al. 2019
  8. Transverse kinematics of the Galactic bar-bulge from VVV and Gaia, Sanders, Smith, Evans & Lucas, MNRAS, 2019
  9. Lessons from the curious case of the `fastest' star in Gaia DR2 , Boubert, Strader, Aguado, Seabroke, Koposov, Sanders, Swihart, Chomiuk & Evans, MNRAS, 2019
  10. A spectroscopic mass, distance and age estimator for red giant stars, Das & Sanders, MNRAS, 2019
  11. Isochrone ages for ~3 million stars with Gaia DR2, Sanders & Das, MNRAS, 2018
  12. Tidal disruption of dwarf spheroidal galaxies: the strange case of Crater II, Sanders, Evans & Dehnen, MNRAS, 2018
  13. The Sausage Globular Clusters, Myeong, Evans, Belokurov, Sanders & Koposov, ApJL, 2018
  14. Discovery of new retrograde substructures: the shards of ω Centauri?, Myeong, Evans, Belokurov, Sanders & Koposov, MNRAS, 2018
  15. A two-parameter family of double-power-law biorthonormal potential-density expansions, Lilley, Sanders & Evans, MNRAS 2018
  16. Galaxy halo expansions: a new biorthogonal family of potential-density pairs, Lilley, Sanders, Evans & Erkal, MNRAS 2018
  17. The Super-NFW model: an analytic dynamical model for cold dark matter haloes and elliptical galaxies, Lilley, Evans & Sanders, MNRAS, 2018
  18. The Milky Way Halo in Action Space, Myeong, Evans, Belokurov, Sanders & Koposov, ApJL, 2018
  19. The shapes and alignments of the satellites of the Milky Way and Andromeda, Sanders & Evans, MNRAS, 2017
  20. Climbing the cosmic ladder with stellar twins in RAVE with Gaia, Jofre, et al., MNRAS, 2017
  21. A halo substructure in Gaia Data Release 1, Myeong, Evans, Belokurov, Koposov & Sanders, MNRAS, 2017
  22. The Gaia-ESO Survey: dynamical models of flattened, rotating globular clusters, Jeffreson, Sanders & Gaia-ESO collaboration, MNRAS, 2017
  23. The RAVE-on catalog of stellar atmospheric parameters and chemical abundances for chemo-dynamic studies in the Gaia era, Casey et al., ApJ, 2017
  24. Reflection symmetries of isolated self-consistent stellar systems, An, Evans & Sanders, MNRAS, 2017
  25. Mass estimators for flattened dispersion-supported galaxies, Sanders & Evans, ApJ Letters, 2016
  26. Indirect dark matter detection for flattened dwarf galaxies, Sanders, Evans, Geringer-Sameth & Dehnen, Phys. Rev. D, 2016
  27. The number and size of subhalo-induced gaps in stellar streams, Erkal, Belokurov, Bovy & Sanders, MNRAS, 2016
  28. Linear perturbation theory for tidal streams and the small-scale CDM power spectrum, Bovy, Erkal & Sanders, MNRAS, 2016
  29. Simple J-Factors and D-Factors for indirect dark matter detection, Evans, Sanders & Geringer-Sameth, Phys. Rev. D, 2016
  30. Stray, swing and scatter: angular momentum evolution of orbits and streams in aspherical potentials, Erkal, Sanders & Belokurov, MNRAS, 2016
  31. Shepherding tidal debris with the Galactic bar: The Ophiuchus stream, Hattori, Erkal & Sanders, MNRAS, 2016
  32. A review of action estimation methods for galactic dynamics, Sanders & Binney, MNRAS, 2016
  33. Dynamics of stream-subhalo interactions, Sanders, Bovy & Erkal, MNRAS, 2016
  34. On the alignment of the stress tensor in galaxies, Evans, Sanders, Williams, An, Lynden-Bell & Dehnen, MNRAS, 2015
  35. Self-consistent triaxial models, Sanders and Evans, MNRAS, 2015
  36. Extended distribution functions for our Galaxy, Sanders and Binney, MNRAS, 2015
  37. A fast algorithm for estimating actions in triaxial potentials, Sanders and Binney, MNRAS, 2015
  38. Probabilistic model for constraining the Galactic potential using tidal streams , Sanders, MNRAS, 2014
  39. Actions, angles and frequencies for numerically integrated orbits, Sanders and Binney, MNRAS, 2014
  40. Stream-orbit misalignment II: a new algorithm to constrain the Galactic potential, Sanders and Binney, MNRAS, 2013
  41. Stream-orbit misalignment I: the dangers of orbit-fitting, Sanders and Binney, MNRAS, 2013
  42. Determining the velocity dispersion of the thick disc, Sanders, MNRAS, 2012
  43. Angle-action estimation in a general axisymmetric potential, Sanders, MNRAS, 2012

talks

  • Uncovering the history of the Milky Way with Gaia, Royal Society Specialist Discussion, February 2020, UK
  • Our Multi-Dimensional Time-evolving Galaxy, Departmental Seminar, October 2019, University of Durham, UK
  • Our Multi-Dimensional Time-evolving Galaxy, Departmental Seminar, July 2019, Mullard Space Science Laboratory, UK
  • Transverse Bar/Bulge Kinematics with Gaia and VVV, International Astronomical Symposium 353, July 2019, Shanghai, China
  • Our Multi-Dimensional Time-evolving Galaxy, Departmental Seminar, May 2019, University of Central Lancashire, UK
  • Kinematics of the Galactic bulge with VVV and Gaia DR2, The life and times of the Milky Way, November 2018, Shanghai, China
  • Halo discussion (invited), The life and times of the Milky Way, November 2018, Shanghai, China
  • Tidal disruption of dwarf galaxies, Stellar Haloes across the Cosmos, July 2018, Heidelberg, Germany
  • Chronologically dissecting the Galaxy, Week of WEAVE, December 2017, Barcelona, Spain
  • Dark-matter haloes of the Local Group, Departmental Seminar November 2017, Queen’s University, Belfast, UK
  • Heating history of the solar neighbourhood with Gaia DR1, The science of Gaia and future challenges August 2017, Lund, Sweden
  • Chemo-dynamical Milky Way models in the era of Gaia, National Astronomy Meeting July 2017, Hull, UK
  • Dynamical modelling of globular clusters and tidal streams, Departmental Seminar June 2017, University of Leicester, UK
  • The dark-matter halo mass spectrum of the Milky Way, Departmental Seminar May 2017, University of Cardiff, UK
  • The dark-matter halo mass spectrum of the Milky Way, Departmental Seminar May 2017, University of Nottingham, UK
  • Dwarf spheroidal scatter, Coffee talk April 2017, University of Edinburgh
  • Revealing the dark-matter halo mass spectrum of the Milky Way, Departmental seminar November 2016, University of Bristol, UK
  • Revealing the dark-matter halo mass spectrum of the Milky Way, Departmental seminar, October 2016, Lund University, Sweden
  • Extended DFs for the Galactic Disc(s), Oxford mini-symposium, June 2016, University of Oxford, UK
  • Dark matter annihilation in Milky Way dwarf spheroidals, Wednesday lunchtime talks, March 2016, University of Cambridge, UK
  • Chemo-dynamical modelling of large spectroscopic surveys (APOGEE & Gaia-ESO), Gaia-ESO Third Science, December 2015, Vilnius, Lithuania
  • Stream modelling, Streams workshop, July 2015, Ringberg, Germany
  • Extended distribution functions for the Galactic disc, Gaia-ESO Second Science, November 2014, Porto, Portugal
  • Dynamics of the Milky Way, Lunchtime Newcomer talks, November 2014, University of Cambridge, UK
  • Extended Distribution Functions and Tidal Streams, 2nd Oxford-Heidelberg meeting, April 2014, University of Oxford, UK
  • Dynamics of the Milky Way: Tidal streams,Galaxy Evolution meeting, February 2014, University of Oxford, UK
  • Streams in angle-action space, Gaia Challenge meeting, August 2013, University of Surrey, UK
  • Tidal streams and the Galactic potential, Milky Way Workshop, August 2013, MPIA, Heidelberg, Germany
  • Modelling RAVE with Extended Distribution Functions, RAVE meeting 2013, July 2013, Oxford, UK
  • Stream-orbit misalignment, International Astronomical Union Symposium 298, May 2013, Lijiang, China
  • Chemodynamical distribution functions, Gaia-ESO First Science, April 2013, Nice, France

conference proceedings

other publications

teaching

I was a lecturer for the 49th Saas Fee school on The Milky Way in the Gaia era. I have taught undergraduates taking Physics at both the University of Cambridge and the University of Oxford. This involved taking small group tutorials, demonstrating in practical labs, and marking their work. I have also interviewed for undergraduate Natural Sciences admissions at Christ's. Below is a list of the specific teaching I have done.
  • Lecturer for 49th Saas Fee school on The Milky Way in the Gaia era, Saas Fee Switzerland, Feb 2019
  • 3rd year Undergraduate Stellar Dynamics and Structure of Galaxies supervisions, University of Cambridge, 2017-2019
  • 1st year Undergraduate Physics supervisions, University of Cambridge, 2014-2020
  • Part III Masters Project supervisor, University of Cambridge, 2019-2020, 2017-2018, 2015-2016 (four students)
  • 3rd year Undergraduate General Relativity Tutorials, University of Oxford, 2013-2014
  • 3rd year Undergraduate Special Relativity Tutorials, University of Oxford, 2012-2013
  • 3rd year Undergraduate Astrophysics Labs, University of Oxford, Autumn 2012
  • 2nd year Quantum Mechanics marking, University of Oxford, Spring 2012

education

  • DPhil Astrophysics, Merton College, University of Oxford, 2011-2014
  • MSc BA Experimental and Theoretical Physics, Pembroke College, University of Cambridge, 2007-2011


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