Fuelling Galaxy Evolution: Unravelling How Galaxy Process Their Gas

Distant solar twin stars as probes of possible variations in one of the fundamental constants of nature, the fine-structure constant

Can we watch the Universe expand in real time?

Towards the dream of Galactic Archaeology;;

Identifying Distant Solar Twin Stars Throughout the Milky Way

Understanding Gas Flows in-and-around Galaxies

Weighing the Universe with Deuterium

Solar twin stars as a new probe for variations in the fine-structure constant

Near pristine gas in the early Universe

Understanding Galaxies and their Gas

Quasar absorption-line measurements of the cosmological variability of fundamental constants

Radially extended kinematic analysis of low-mass early-type galaxies

Chemical fingerprints in quasar spectra: Intervening metal absorbers from redshift 2 to 6

Do the fundamental constants of Nature vary in spacetime?

A Comprehensive View of Galaxy Evolution: Using Galaxy Sizes to Examine Growth Rates and Environmental Effects

The thermal state of the intergalactic medium 9-12 billion years ago.

Robust Constraints on Varying Fundamental Constants from QSO Absorption Systems