Cameron Morgan - Department of Physics and Astronomy

The sheer scale of astrophysics research may seem overwhelming to many of us. But for Science PhD student Cameron Morgan, who studies a cluster of galaxies 50 million light years away, the possibilities for discovery are captivating.

He says the collaborative nature of his field means that "even as an individual researcher, you are contributing to this bigger picture." Discover how Cameron's work can help us answer fundamental questions about the evolution of our universe over billions of years.

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