Arthur Adams, currently a PhD student in the Department of Astronomy at Yale University, has accepted a post-doctoral research fellowship in the Formation and Evolution of Planetary Systems Research group.  Arthur’s recent work has ranged from analyzing thermal phase curves of hot Jupiters, to observable consequences of eccentricities for Earth-like planets and associated dynamical considerations, to estimating radii of stars from photometry, and assessments of planet properties in and out of the habitable zone.  Arthur will be contributing to the group preparation for JWST, various issues in exoplanet demographics, as well as continuing his ongoing research.  We look forward to welcoming Arthur in late summer 2019!  More about Arthur’s work can be found here.