Antonio (Tony) C. Rodriguez

Antonio (Tony) C. Rodriguez

I am an astrophysicist at Harvard University working on understanding the extreme physics of binary stars. I apply data-mining techniques—both classical and AI-based—to make new discoveries in the largest astronomical datasets ever collected.

I hold a Future Faculty Leader (FFL) Prize Fellowship at Harvard University in the Center for Astrophysics (Harvard & Smithsonian). I am also a Fellow of the Institute for Theory and Computation (ITC).

I earned my PhD in the Department of Astronomy at Caltech, where I worked with Professors Shri Kulkarni and Kareem El-Badry. During my PhD I was fortunate to receive an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, a Ford Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship, and an LSST-DA Data Science Fellowship.

I completed my undergraduate education in the Department of Physics at Stanford University, and I am originally from Salinas, California.

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Curriculum Vitae

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