Roberto Trotta
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Roberto Trotta
Summary
Roberto Trotta is a human[1]. He worked as an astronomer[2] and astrophysicist[3].
Key Facts
- Roberto Trotta held citizenship in Switzerland[4].
- Roberto Trotta held citizenship in Italy[5].
- Roberto Trotta worked as an astronomer[2].
- Roberto Trotta worked as an astrophysicist[3].
- Roberto Trotta's field of work was astrostatistics[6].
- Roberto Trotta was employed by International School for Advanced Studies[7].
- Roberto Trotta was educated at University of Geneva[8].
- Roberto Trotta's doctoral advisor was Ruth Durrer[9].
- A notable work attributed to Roberto Trotta is La frontera del cel[10].
- Roberto Trotta received the Annie Maunder Medal[11].
- Roberto Trotta was a member of International Astronomical Union[12].
- Roberto Trotta is recorded as male[13].
- Roberto Trotta's instance of is recorded as human[14].
- Roberto Trotta supervised Sanjay Bloor as a doctoral student[15].
- Roberto Trotta supervised Sebastian Hoof as a doctoral student[16].
- Roberto Trotta's family name is recorded as Trotta[17].
- Roberto Trotta's given name is recorded as Roberto[18].
- Roberto Trotta's P14528 is recorded as 37847[19].
Body
Education
Roberto Trotta was educated at University of Geneva[8]. His doctoral advisor was Ruth Durrer[9].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include astronomer[2] and astrophysicist[3]. Roberto Trotta's field of work was astrostatistics[6]. He was employed by International School for Advanced Studies[7]. Doctoral students include Sanjay Bloor[15], an astrophysicist[20] and Sebastian Hoof[16], an astrophysicist[21].
Works and Contributions
A notable work attributed to Roberto Trotta is La frontera del cel[10].
Recognition
Roberto Trotta received the Annie Maunder Medal[11].
FAQs
What did Roberto Trotta do for work?
Roberto Trotta worked as astronomer[2] and astrophysicist[3].
Where did Roberto Trotta go to school?
Roberto Trotta was educated at University of Geneva[8].
What awards did Roberto Trotta receive?
Honors received include Annie Maunder Medal[11].