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Rachel Webster is an Astro at The University of Melbourne, affiliated with the PHY department. Her research interests and profile details are not explicitly provided in the available information. A profile page link is provided for further details, though it currently displays technical issues related to browser settings.
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Rachel Webster is an astrophysicist at the University of Melbourne, specializing in radio astronomy and observational astrophysics. Her research focuses on large-scale surveys using instruments like the Murchison Widefield Array (MWA) and the Parkes telescope. She has contributed to key projects such as the HIPASS and GLEAM surveys, which aim to map the distribution of neutral hydrogen in the universe. Her work explores the cosmic dawn, epoch of reionization, and the properties of galaxies and quasars. Webster's research also investigates the initial mass function, microlensing events, and the environmental effects on galaxy evolution.