About Karl Glazebrook's Work
I work on the evolution of galaxies and on cosmology. Current research topics: studies of massive galaxies at high-redshift, measuring dark matter using strong gravitational lensing, machine learning and AI for discovery in astronomical images, the physical origins of the Hubble sequence.
Awards and Achievements
Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science
Swinburne Distinguished Professor
Maria and Eric Muhlmann Award of Astronomical Society of the Pacific
Group achievement award from the Royal Astronomical Society
ISI Highly Cited Researcher, Asteroid 10099 (1991 VB9) “Glazebrook”
Thomson Reuters Australian Citation Laureate
In the News
Science Matters: how did earliest galaxies form?
The Age
Dinosaurs in space
The Age
Researcher Profile
Swinburne University of Technology