As head of M.E.G.A. I am proud to have a diverse group of enthusiastic astrophysicists working with me.

 Lauren joined in 2024. She uses radio telescopes to study relativistic jets launched by black holes of all masses.

Sophia joined the team in 2024. Sophia is an expert in X-ray observations of growing supermassive black holes.

Hannah joined in 2025. She studies tidal disruption events (black holes eating stars!) and other transient radio phenomena.

Mayura joined the team in 2025. She works on X-ray and multi-wavelength studies of Sgr A* and the Galactic Centre, with a particular interest in outflowing jets and winds.

Nicole joined the team in 2021. She first worked on multi-messenger studies of compact object mergers and now investigates AGN in the EHT ETHER sample using multi-wavelength observations.

Chris joined the team in 2025. He works on studies of M87* and other active galactic nuclei as a member of the Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration.

Nayyer joined the team in 2022. He is using machine learning and multi-messenger astrophysics to study compact object mergers detected via their gravitational wave emission.

Zach joined the team in 2024. He will be using machine learning and mutli-wavelength observations from Chandra and JWST to investigate Sgr A*. He is co-supervised by Dr. Yashar Hezaveh at UdeM/Ciela.

Joshua joined the team in 2024. He is co-supervised by Adrian Liu. He will be researching how slow radio transients could be detected by CHORD and whether they could be caused by active galactic nuclei, tidal disruptions and/or GRBs.

Rebecca joined the team in 2024. She uses Bayesian Inference via the SPARK tool to understand the spectrum of GW sources. She is co-supervised by Dr. John Ruan at Bishops.

Eliot will join the team in Spring 2026. He will study tidal disruption events (TDEs) detected at radio wavelengths, indicative of a newly formed jet or outflow.