Mark Reynolds
Contact Information
Job Title
Research Scientist
- reynolds.1362@osu.edu
- Office
- 4000 McPherson Laboratory
Areas of Expertise
- Accretion as a function of mass and mass accretion rate, ‘feedback’, disk-outflow connections in accreting sources
- Accretion physics, stellar remnants (BHs, NSs, and WDs), transients, and variable sources
- Supermassive black-hole/galaxy growth and co-evolution
- Fundamental physics with black holes and neutron stars
Education
- Ph.D. Astrophysics, University College Cork, Ireland, 2008
I am a multi-wavelength observational astronomer and an expert on accretion and related phenomena. My research is motivated by the desire to understand the process of accretion and the sources and environments involved in this process. The study of accretion processes is of fundamental astrophysical importance, being ubiquitous on both the largest and smallest scales, i.e., ranging from accretion by supermassive black holes in the center of galaxies at one end to star and planet formation at the other.