Hannah R Wakeford
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Hannah R Wakeford
Summary
Hannah R Wakeford is a human[1]. She worked as a researcher[2], physicist[3], astrophysicist[4], and lecturer[5].
Key Facts
- Hannah R Wakeford worked as a researcher[2].
- Hannah R Wakeford worked as a physicist[3].
- Hannah R Wakeford's professions included astrophysicist[4].
- Hannah R Wakeford's professions included lecturer[5].
- Hannah R Wakeford's field of work was physics[6].
- Hannah R Wakeford's field of work was astrophysics[7].
- Hannah R Wakeford's field of work was atmosphere[8].
- Hannah R Wakeford's field of work was planet[9].
- Hannah R Wakeford's field of work was exoplanet[10].
- Hannah R Wakeford's field of work was atmosphere of a planet[11].
- Hannah R Wakeford was employed by University of Bristol[12].
- Hannah R Wakeford was employed by University of Bristol[13].
- Hannah R Wakeford is recorded as female[14].
- Hannah R Wakeford's instance of is recorded as human[15].
- Hannah R Wakeford's Commons category is recorded as Hannah Wakeford[16].
- Hannah R Wakeford's family name is recorded as Wakeford[17].
- Hannah R Wakeford's given name is recorded as Hannah[18].
- Hannah R Wakeford's official website is recorded as https://research-information.bris.ac.uk/en/persons/add88a8e-1b5f-402f-8cff-499672defb08[19].
- Hannah R Wakeford's official website is recorded as https://stellarplanet.org[20].
- Hannah R Wakeford's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as English[21].
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Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include researcher[2], physicist[3], astrophysicist[4], and lecturer[5]. Fields of work include physics[6], a branch of science[22]; astrophysics[7], a branch of astronomy[23]; atmosphere[8]; planet[9], an astronomical object type[24]; exoplanet[10], an astronomical object type[25]; and atmosphere of a planet[11]. Employers include University of Bristol[12], a public university[26], in United Kingdom[27], founded in 1909[28], headquartered in Bristol[29].
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What did Hannah R Wakeford do for work?
Hannah R Wakeford worked as researcher[2], physicist[3], astrophysicist[4], and lecturer[5].