Dominika Wylezalek. Curriculum Vitae

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1 Dominika Wylezalek Curriculum Vitae Personal Data Affiliation: Johns Hopkins University, Department of Physics & Astronomy Address: 3400 N Charles Street, Baltimore, MD, 21218, USA dwylezalek@jhu.edu Web: Phone: Citizenship: German Research Interests Observational galaxy formation and evolution: AGN feeding, feedback and outflows, the role of AGN in galaxy evolution, spatially resolved kinematics, star formation rate quenching and evolution, the built-up of stellar mass in the universe, galaxy clusters, the role of AGN in galaxy clusters Work Experience Oct current Johns Hopkins University, USA Akbari-Mack & Provost Diversity Postdoctoral Research Fellow Advisor: Prof. Nadia Zakamska Research Focus: AGN feeding & feedback, AGN host galaxies Education Sep 2011 Sep 2014 Sep 2012 Mar 2013 Oct 2010 Sep 2011 Oct 2007 Sep 2010 European Southern Observatory/ University of Munich, Germany Dr. rer. nat. (Ph. D.), magna cum laude Thesis: The large-scale environments of radio-loud active galactic nuclei and their evolution across cosmic time Advisor: Carlos De Breuck, Joël Vernet, Andreas Burkert NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory/Caltech, USA JPL Visiting Student Researcher Host & Advisor: Daniel Stern University of Cambridge, UK Master of Advanced Study (Part III) Thesis: A multi-wavelength search for distant accreting supermassive black holes Advisor: Richard McMahon University of Heidelberg, Germany Bachelor of Physics, grade: 1.4, range: 1 (highest) to 6 (lowest) Thesis: Polarization Variabilty of radio-loud AGN Advisor: Jochen Heidt Awards and Scholarships Aug 2016 NASA Group Achievement Award together with the MaDCoWS (Massive Distant Clusters of WISE Survey) Team JHU Provost s Postdoctoral Diversity Fellowship ($ 64,000) May 2015 Akbari-Mack Postdoctoral Fellowship ($ 39,000) Mar 2015 SDSS Early Career Astronomer Travel Fund Award ($ 1,200)

2 Dominika Wylezalek Curriculum Vitae /2013 NASA JPL Visiting Student Researcher Fellowship ($ 15,000) Sep Sep 2014 Sep Sep 2011 Sep 2007 PhD Fellowship from the International Max-Planck Research School on Astrophysics (IMPRS) ($ 80,000 ) Scholarship & Grant by the German National Academic Foundation ( Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes ) awarded to University students of academic excellence ($ 35,000) Award of the German Association of Physicists ( Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft ) awarded to students of academic excellence in Physics Expert Committees and Professional Activities 2016 Present Johns Hopkins University Representative on the SDSS-IV Collaboration Council (CoCo) Review Panelist for the Cycle 24 Hubble Space Telescope Time Allocation Committee 2014 Present Referee for MNRAS and ApJ 2016 Present Lead organizer of the JHU Journal Club Lead organizer and teaching support for several Python Workshops for students and faculty at JHU Lead organizer of the CARLA team meeting in Baltimore/Annapolis 2015 Co-Organizer of the joint JHU/StScI Talk Series Hot/Cool-Sci Scientific Assistant at the ESO Time Allocation Committee IMPRS Student Representative Representative of IMPRS PhD students at MPE, MPA and ESO Undergraduate Research Assistant, Max Planck Institute for Astronomy, Germany 2012 present LOC Member for multiple international conferences and workshops 2016 Present Member of the American Astronomical Society 2007 Present Member of the Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft (German Association of Physicists) Student Supervision Sep present Irina Plaks (BSc, JHU, expected 2018) Project: The built-up of massive galaxy clusters Sep present Anthony Flores (BSc, JHU, expected 2018) Project: AGN host galaxies in the MaNGA Survey Sep Aug 2016 Sep 2014 Sep 2015 Michael Kelly (MSc, JHU), now: JHU Applied Physics Lab Thesis: Testing the AGN Unification Model with the MaNGA Survey (Wylezalek, Kelly et al. 2016c, MNRAS) Georges Obied (MSc, JHU), now: Graduate Student at Harvard Thesis: Giant scattering cones in luminous AGN (Obied et al. 2015, MNRAS)

3 Dominika Wylezalek Curriculum Vitae 3 Outreach Activities Nov 2016 July 2015 Mar 2014 Mar 2014 Jun 2012 Outreach Talk to High School Students at Friends School Baltimore Workshop Leader at the JHU Physics Department Open House Day Workshop Organizer and Speaker at the Girl s Day Germany-wide large campaign in which a wide range of professions and activities is presented to girls of 10 years upwards Overview Talk about the ESO Studentship at the ESO Annual Overview Tour Guide at the workshop Journey through Space and Time at the Bavarian Congress for Girls in Science Tour Guide in the Astronomy Exhibition at the German Museum in Munich Observational and Observing Experience Observational design, data reduction and data analysis: Space Based Observatories Ground Based Observatories Hubble Space Telescope (ACS, WFC3, WFPC2) Spitzer Space Telescope (IRAC, MIPS) Herschel Space Observatory (PACS, SPIRE) Gemini Observatory (GMOS) Very Large Telescope (KMOS, MUSE, XShooter) Keck Observatory (LRIS) SDSS - Apache Point Observatory (SDSS-III, SDSS-IV: MaNGA) On-Site Observing Experience: Sep 2013 Very Large Telescope, Chile Supporting the KMOS science verification run Keck Observatory, USA Follow-up of massive galaxy cluster candidates (PI: S.A. Stanford) Gemini North Observatory, USA Follow-up of massive galaxy cluster candidates (PI: A. Gonzalez) Palomar Observatory, USA Observations of blue compact dwarf galaxies, dust obscured galaxies, AGN, sub-mm galaxies during various observing runs (PI: D. Stern) Lick Observatory, USA Radial velocity measurements for the extrasolar planets group at Heidelberg Observatory in various observing runs (PI: S. Reffert) Colloquia, Seminars and Invited Talks Nov 2016 Jul 2016 Mar 2016 Oct 2015 Jun 2015 Nov 2014 Physics Colloquium: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, USA Galaxy Club: Max Planck Institute for Astronomy, Heidelberg, Germany Galaxy Seminar: Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge University, UK Extragalactic Seminar: University College London, UK Lunch talk: Princeton University, USA Journal Club: Institute of Advanced Study, Princeton, USA Invited Talk: Neighborhood Cosmology Workshop, Penn State University, USA Colloquium: Yale University, USA Colloquium: Space Telescope Science Institute, USA Seminar: Johns Hopkins University, USA

4 Dominika Wylezalek Curriculum Vitae 4 Jan 2014 Oct 2013 Oct 2013 Invited Conference Talk: Sesto, Italy Conference: The evolution of galaxy clusters and cluster galaxies in the epoch of large optical/ir surveys Colloquium: University of Oxford, UK Lunch Talk: University of Nottingham, UK Colloquium: Gemini Observatory, Hilo, USA Contributed Talks Oct 2016 Jul 2016 Apr 2016 Oct 2015 Mar 2015 Jun 2014 May 2014 Jul 2013 Jan 2013 Nov 2012 Nov 2012 JHU/GSFC Interaction Workshop, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, USA Title: Signatures of AGN Feedback EWASS 2016: European Week of Astronomy, Athens, Greece Session: Stellar and AGN feedback in galaxies: a multi-wavelength perspective of outflows. Galaxies 2016: The interplay between local and global processes in galaxies Cozumel, Mexico Title: Outflow Signatures of Powerful Quasars Mid-Atlantic Radio Loud AGN Meeting, University of Baltimore Title: High-z galaxy clusters around radio-loud AGN. Deep2015: Back at the Edge of the Universe, Sesto, Portugal Title: Clusters around radio-loud AGN and their evolution across cosmic time. Powerful AGN and their host galaxies across cosmic time, Port Douglas, Australia Title: Clusters around radio-loud AGN and their evolution across cosmic time. Multiwavelength-surveys: Galaxy Formation and Evolution from the early universe to today, Dubrovnik, Croatia Tracing Cosmic Evolution with Clusters of Galaxies, Sesto, Italy Title: Clusters around radio-loud AGN as seen by Spitzer. AAS poster, Long Beach, USA JPL Science Fair, Pasadena, US. Growing-up at high redshift, ESAC Madrid, Spain Title: CARLA - Clusters around radio-loud AGN. Notable Observing Proposals Spitzer Cycle 13 (120h): Co-I (PI: N. Hatch), Program ID: The progenitors of the most massive galaxy clusters at 1 < z < 3 ALMA Cycle 4: Co-I (PI: A. Galametz), Program ID: S Quenching mechanisms in dense environments at high-redshift: Mapping the molecular gas in cluster galaxies at z 1.5 ALMA Cycle 4: Co-I (PI: H. Dannerbauer), Program ID: S Revealing the Nature of Counterparts of Sources selected from the LABOCA survey on the Spiderweb Protocluster Field Gemini-N Observatory 2016B (10h, GMOS IFU): PI: Wylezalek, Program ID: GN-2016B-Q-62 Probing AGN feedback models by zooming into active galaxies Gemini-N Observatory 2016B (3h, GMOS IFU): PI: Wylezalek, Program ID: GN-2015B-FT-16 Zooming into quasar outflows Gemini-N Observatory 2015B: Co-I (PI: R. Alexandroff), Program ID: 2015B-0244 Quasar feedback at the peak of the galaxy formation epoch XMM-Newton AO2015 (116ksec): Co-I (PI: R. Alexandroff), Program ID: X-ray analysis of high-redshift, dusty, galaxy-wide quasar outflow candidates Spitzer Cycle 12: Co-I (PI: M. Brodwin), Program ID: Determining the Role of Merging in the Growth of the Galaxy Cluster Population in the Massive and Distant Clusters of WISE Survey

5 Dominika Wylezalek Curriculum Vitae 5 WHT 2015A: Co-I (PI: L. Cooke), Program ID: W/2015A/19 A mature galaxy cluster at z = 3 Very Large Telescope 2014B (2h, MUSE): PI: Wylezalek, MUSE confirmation of a Spitzer-selected galaxy cluster at z = 2.9 Very Large Telescope 2014B, 2015B, 2016A (35h, MUSE): Co-I (PI: J. Vernet) Tomography of Massive Extended Halos at z 3 to 5 Hubble Cycle 22 (40 orbits): Co-I (PI: D. Stern), Program ID: Clusters Around Radio-Loud AGN: Spectroscopy of Infrared-Selected Galaxy Clusters at z > 1.4 Spitzer Cycle 11: Co-I (PI: C. Lonsdale), Program ID: Environments of radio-midinfrared selected ultraluminous AGN Spitzer Cycle 11: Co-I (PI: Gonzalez), Program ID: Snapshots of Massive Galaxy Clusters at z 1 from the Massive and Distant Clusters of WISE Survey Spitzer Cycle 9 (38h): Co-I (PI: A. Gonzalez), Program ID: IRAC Imaging of Clusters from the Massive Distant Clusters of WISE Survey ATCA 2014B: Co-I (PI: H. Dannerbauer), Program ID: 2014OCTS / C3003 Characterizing Dusty Starbursts at z=2.2 in a High Density Field Very Large Telescope 2013B (3h, KMOS): PI: Wylezalek KMOS confirmation of Spitzer-selected galaxy clusters at z > 1.4 and various other short proposals Media & Press Releases Nov 2015 Oct 2014 Dec 2013 NASA Press Release: Whopping Galaxy Cluster Spotted with Help of NASA Telescopes (link) ESO Press Release: Construction Secrets of a Galactic Metropolis (link) ESO Annual Report: Highlights in the Office for Science (link) Languages German: English: French: Spanish: Mothertongue Fluent Basic Knowledge Basic Knowledge References Prof. Nadia L. Zakamska Johns Hopkins University Department of Physics and Astronomy 3400 N Charles Street Baltimore, MD USA zakamska@jhu.edu Prof. Jenny E. Greene Princeton University Department of Astrophysical Sciences Princeton, NJ USA jgreene@astro.princeton.edu Dr. Carlos De Breuck & Dr. Joël Vernet (joint reference) European Southern Observatory Karl-Schwarzschildstr Garching bei München Germany cdebreuc@eso.org, jvernet@eso.org Dr. Daniel Stern Jet Propulsion Laboratory California Institute of Technology 4800 Oak Grove Drive, Mail Stop Pasadena, CA 91109, USA daniel.k.stern@jpl.nasa.gov