Feryal Özel

Astrophysicist and academic researcher

Feryal Özel - Scientists & Innovators born May 27th, 1975
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An astrophysicist and academic focused on black holes, gravitational waves, and the role of the event horizon. Conducted significant research analyzing X-ray emissions from black holes. Authored numerous articles and contributed to advancing knowledge in the field of astrophysics. Served as a professor and held key academic positions, influencing future scientists and researchers. Engaged in collaborative projects and initiatives that enhanced the understanding of cosmic phenomena.

Research on black holes and gravitational waves

Analysis of X-ray emissions from black holes

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