Quasars observed during the epoch of reionization offer insight into cosmology, galaxy evolution, and black hole growth at early cosmological times.
This project is a multiwavelength redshift survey with observations of 25 quasars at z>6.5 from X-ray to radio wavelengths.
A 240 sq. arcmin survey of 25 quasars with JWST NIRCam imaging and wide-field slitless spectroscopy to:
Map the large scale environment and host dark matter halos of the earliest supermassive black holes;
Investigate the co-evolution of supermassive black holes and their host galaxies;
Constrain black hole growth and AGN feedback;
Measure metal enrichment in the early Universe and discover new galaxies
A 33 sq. arcmin survey of 25 quasars with ALMA Band 6 mosaic imaging and spectroscopy to:
Probe metal enrichment and galaxy formation with co-spatial quasar absorption lines;
Constrain which galaxies dominate the cosmic infrared background;
Measure the [CII] luminosity function;
Map protocluster-scale environments of quasar fields rich with dusty star-forming galaxies