T. Anguita
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About
T. Anguita is a leading figure in gravitational microlensing, a powerful technique for detecting exoplanets and stellar-mass objects that are otherwise invisible. Their research focuses on developing and implementing fully automated, real-time observing strategies to maximize the discovery potential of microlensing surveys. Anguita’s most cited work (88 citations) presents a fully-deterministic microlensing strategy designed to robustly infer planet populations, a foundational contribution that moves the field beyond individual detections toward statistical census. A further notable achievement is the first automated real-time detection of a weak microlensing anomaly (OGLE-2008-BLG-510), demonstrating the ARTEMiS system’s capability to identify subtle signals—in this case, a brown dwarf or stellar binary—without human intervention. This work showcases Anguita’s impact in enabling rapid, unbiased follow-up of rare events. With over 110 combined citations on these key papers, Anguita’s contributions are essential for researchers seeking to understand how automated pipelines and strategic survey design are revolutionizing the hunt for exoplanets and dark, compact objects in our Galaxy.
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