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Jacqueline Fischer

Research Scientist

George Mason University

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College of Science

Physics and Astronomy

Jacqueline Fischer is currently serving as a College Of Science Research Scientist at George Mason University.

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George Mason University

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astronomy observational astronomy extragalactic astronomy astrophysics high-energy astrophysics planetary sciences galaxy formation and evolution stellar astrophysics atomic spectroscopy physics galaxy formation infrared optic lunar science spectroscopy synchrotron radiation star formation astrophysical plasmas high energy density physics optical engineering infrared spectroscopy astronomical image analysis computational astrophysics molecular outflows applied physics relativistic astrophysics astrochemistry large scale structure infrared sensors ultraluminous infrared galaxies infrared bright galaxies high energy physics atmospheric measurement technique acta astronautica cosmic abundance optical remote sensing molecular gas space weather interferometry space optic absorption spectroscopy fragmentation effect near-infrared spectroscopy general relativity massive molecular outflows local ulirgs quasar feedback infrared space observatory far-infrared lines nearby galaxies high redshift near-infrared study compact obscured nucleus plasma physics shock waves analytical atomic spectrometry metals manufacturing technology leukemia cellular therapy molecular cancer medicinal research methodology comparison excited state property radiative absorption radiative transfer laser science cryogenics early detection celestial mechanics chemical evolution astrophysical simulations functional modification cancer genomics agn feedback co observations negative feedback

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Local Analogs of Primordial Galaxies: In Search of Intermediate Mass Black Holes With Jwst Nirspec. arXiv (Cornell University) (2024)

Doan, SaraSatyapal, ShobitaMatzko, WilliamAbel, Nicholas P.Böker, TorstenBohn, ThomasCanalizo, GabrielaCann, Jenna M.Fischer, JacquelineLaMassa, StephanieMadden, Suzanne C.McKaig, Jeffrey D.Schaerer, D.Secrest, Nathan J.Seth, AnilBlecha, LauraMolina, MalloryRothberg, Barry

extragalactic astronomylocal analogscosmologyastronomygalaxy formationjwst nirspecobservational cosmologyprimordial galaxiesgalaxy formation and evolution

Jwst Detection of Extremely Excited Outflowing Co and H 2 O in Vv 114 E Sw: A Possible Rapidly Accreting Imbh. Astronomy and Astrophysics (2023)

Eduardo González-AlfonsoIsmael García-BerneteMiguel Pereira-SantaellaDavid A. NeufeldJacqueline FischerFergus R. Donnan

observational astronomyastronomyastrophysicsjwst detection

Uncovering Notch1 as a Promising Target in the Treatment of Mll-Rearranged Leukemia. International journal of molecular sciences (2023)

Jacqueline FischerEstelle ErknerRahel FitzelPia RadszuweitHildegard KeppelerFulya KorkmazGiovanni RotiClaudia LengerkeDominik SchneidawindCorina Schneidawind

hematological malignanciesspecific resistanceneurologytumor targetingmolecular cancercancer genomicsleukemiacancer researchtherapeutic targetscancer immunotherapymll-rearranged leukemiafunctional modificationpharmacologypromising targetmolecular biologyoncologyoncogenesmedicinal researchcellular therapymolecular medicine

Importance of Radiative Pumping for the Excitation of the H 2 O Submillimeter Lines in Galaxies. Astronomy and Astrophysics (2022)

Eduardo González-AlfonsoJacqueline FischerJavier R. GoicoecheaChentao YangMiguel Pereira-SantaellaKenneth P. Stewart

radiative pumpingastrophysicsextragalactic astronomyastronomyobservational astronomyhigh-energy astrophysics

The Importance of Radiative Pumping on the Emission of the H_2O Submillimeter Lines in Galaxies. arXiv (Cornell University) (2022)

González-Alfonso, EduardoFischer, JacquelineGoicoechea, Javier R.Yang, ChentaoPereira-Santaella, MiguelStewart, Kenneth P.

radiative pumpingastronomyextragalactic astronomy

Uncovering Intermediate Mass Black Holes With Jwst: Pushing the Frontier. JWST Proposal. Cycle 1 (2021)

Shobita SatyapalNicholas P. AbelLaura BlechaTorsten BoekerThomas BohnGabriela CanalizoJenna M. CannJacqueline FischerStephanie La MassaSuzanne MaddenWilliam G. MatzkoBarry RothbergNathan SecrestAnil C. Seth

planetary sciencesextragalactic astronomylunar sciencegeneral relativityastronomyspace scienceobservational astronomyhigh-energy astrophysics

Upgrading the Field-Imaging Far-Infrared Line Spectrometer for the Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy With Kinetic Inductance Detectors: Enabling Large Sample (Extragalactic) Surveys. Journal of Astronomical Telescopes Instruments and Systems (2021)

Sebastian ColditzLeslie W. LooneyFrank BigielChristian FischerJacqueline FischerSteven Hailey-DunsheathRodrigo Herrera-CamusAlfred KrabbeHenry LeDucTony WongJonas Zmuidzinas

atmospheric measurement techniqueinfrared astronomyoptical spectrometerplanetary sciencesfir linesextragalactic astronomyinfrared sensorsatomic spectroscopyinfrared optickinetic inductance detectorsastronomyspace opticobservational astronomyinterstellar medium

A Proto-Pseudobulge in Eso 320-G030 Fed by a Massive Molecular Inflow Driven by a Nuclear Bar. Astronomy and Astrophysics (2020)

Eduardo González-AlfonsoMiguel Pereira-SantaellaJaqueline FischerSantiago García-BurilloChentao YangAlmudena Alonso-HerreroLuis ColinaMatthew L. N. AshbyHoward A. SmithFernando Rico-VillasJesús Martín-PintadoSara CazzoliKenneth P. Stewart

astrophysicsplanetary sciencesnuclear barastronomymassive molecular inflowobservational astronomyhigh-energy astrophysics

First Detection of the 448 Ghz Ortho-H 2 O Line at High Redshift: Probing the Structure of a Starburst Nucleus at Z = 3.63. Astronomy and Astrophysics (2020)

C. YangE. González-AlfonsoA. OmontM. Pereira-SantaellaJ. FischerA. BeelenR. Gavazzi

astrophysicsstarburst nucleusfirst detectionastronomyearly detectionhigh redshiftobservational astronomyhigh-energy astrophysics

Molecular Outflows in Local Galaxies: Method Comparison and a Role of Intermittent Agn Driving. Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology) (2020)

D. LutzE. SturmA. JanssenS. VeilleuxS. AaltoC. CiconeA. ContursiR. I. DaviesC. FeruglioJ. FischerA. FluetschS. Garcia-BurilloR. GenzelE. González-AlfonsoJ. Graciá-CarpioR. Herrera-CamusR. MaiolinoA. SchrubaT. ShimizuA. SternbergL. J. TacconiA. Weiß

methodology comparisonmolecular outflowsextragalactic astronomylocal galaxiesastronomymethod comparisonintermittent agn driving

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Jacqueline Fischer

Research Scientist

George Mason University

Affiliations

College of Science

Physics and Astronomy

Jacqueline Fischer is currently serving as a College Of Science Research Scientist at George Mason University.

Honors

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Experiences

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George Mason University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Local Analogs of Primordial Galaxies: In Search of Intermediate Mass Black Holes With Jwst Nirspec. arXiv (Cornell University) (2024)

extragalactic astronomylocal analogscosmologyastronomygalaxy formationjwst nirspecobservational cosmologyprimordial galaxiesgalaxy formation and evolution

Jwst Detection of Extremely Excited Outflowing Co and H 2 O in Vv 114 E Sw: A Possible Rapidly Accreting Imbh. Astronomy and Astrophysics (2023)

Eduardo González-AlfonsoIsmael García-BerneteMiguel Pereira-SantaellaDavid A. NeufeldJacqueline FischerFergus R. Donnan

observational astronomyastronomyastrophysicsjwst detection

Uncovering Notch1 as a Promising Target in the Treatment of Mll-Rearranged Leukemia. International journal of molecular sciences (2023)

Jacqueline FischerEstelle ErknerRahel FitzelPia RadszuweitHildegard KeppelerFulya KorkmazGiovanni RotiClaudia LengerkeDominik SchneidawindCorina Schneidawind

Importance of Radiative Pumping for the Excitation of the H 2 O Submillimeter Lines in Galaxies. Astronomy and Astrophysics (2022)

Eduardo González-AlfonsoJacqueline FischerJavier R. GoicoecheaChentao YangMiguel Pereira-SantaellaKenneth P. Stewart

radiative pumpingastrophysicsextragalactic astronomyastronomyobservational astronomyhigh-energy astrophysics

The Importance of Radiative Pumping on the Emission of the H_2O Submillimeter Lines in Galaxies. arXiv (Cornell University) (2022)

González-Alfonso, EduardoFischer, JacquelineGoicoechea, Javier R.Yang, ChentaoPereira-Santaella, MiguelStewart, Kenneth P.

radiative pumpingastronomyextragalactic astronomy

Uncovering Intermediate Mass Black Holes With Jwst: Pushing the Frontier. JWST Proposal. Cycle 1 (2021)

planetary sciencesextragalactic astronomylunar sciencegeneral relativityastronomyspace scienceobservational astronomyhigh-energy astrophysics

Sebastian ColditzLeslie W. LooneyFrank BigielChristian FischerJacqueline FischerSteven Hailey-DunsheathRodrigo Herrera-CamusAlfred KrabbeHenry LeDucTony WongJonas Zmuidzinas

A Proto-Pseudobulge in Eso 320-G030 Fed by a Massive Molecular Inflow Driven by a Nuclear Bar. Astronomy and Astrophysics (2020)

astrophysicsplanetary sciencesnuclear barastronomymassive molecular inflowobservational astronomyhigh-energy astrophysics

First Detection of the 448 Ghz Ortho-H 2 O Line at High Redshift: Probing the Structure of a Starburst Nucleus at Z = 3.63. Astronomy and Astrophysics (2020)

C. YangE. González-AlfonsoA. OmontM. Pereira-SantaellaJ. FischerA. BeelenR. Gavazzi

astrophysicsstarburst nucleusfirst detectionastronomyearly detectionhigh redshiftobservational astronomyhigh-energy astrophysics

Molecular Outflows in Local Galaxies: Method Comparison and a Role of Intermittent Agn Driving. Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology) (2020)

methodology comparisonmolecular outflowsextragalactic astronomylocal galaxiesastronomymethod comparisonintermittent agn driving

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