Anna Sajina

Anna Sajina is an Associate Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics at Tufts University. Her main research interests are infrared and radio galaxies, obscured quasars, radio properties of infrared galaxies and active galactic nuclei (AGN), spectral energy distribution (SED) modeling and decomposition, and mid-infrared spectroscopy.

	Feb 20 2020 My Long-Distance Relationship With Spitzer
	Feb 13 2020 From Happy Developer to Good Manager: A software programmer learns to manage code and people at the SSC
	Feb 11 2020 The Spitzer North Team: It’s a Big Universe and a Small World
	Feb 7 2020 Being Part of Spitzer is Being Part of History
	Jan 28 2020 From Unpaid Intern to Engineering Lead: A Life Voyage With Spitzer
	Jan 23 2020 A Phone Call that Changed My Life
	Jan 14 2020 Rime of the Ancient Astronomer: Dr. Deborah Levine Waxes Poetic With a Spitzer Tale in Verse
	Jan 6 2020 Spitzer's Safe Space: Commanding A Telescope Millions of Miles Away
	Dec 16 2019 Bitten by the Spitzer Bug: Covering Spitzer News Is The Coolest Job in LA
	Dec 2 2019 Three Months of Checkout, A Lifetime of Memories

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