Anže Slosar

(史樂山 安澤,
안제 슬로사,
Анже Слосар)

Portrait of Anže Slosar
Gold team plaque bolted to the LuSEE-Night flight instrument, listing the names of the people who built it
LuSEE-Night flight instrument posterity plaque before buttoning up. Click to enlarge.

I lead my futile existence as a scientist and a bureaucrat. As a scientist, I work on data and theory related to surveys of the large scale structure of the universe. I am currently the Science Lead for the LuSEE-Night experiment, a NASA-DOE collaboration to send a radio telescope pathfinder to the far side of the Moon. The instrument is built and delivered; it will fly on Firefly's Blue Ghost 2 mission, currently scheduled to launch late 2026. On the more mainstream side, I am also involved in the LSST DESC. As a bureaucrat, I am the group leader of the Cosmology and Astrophysics Group at the Brookhaven National Laboratory, a Department of Energy laboratory. Before coming here, I was working at Berkeley, Oxford, Ljubljana and Cambridge.

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