most citedCANUCS/Technicolor Data Release 1: Imaging, Photometry, Slit Spectroscopy, and Stellar Population Parameters

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The effect of mass and morphology on the mass assembly of galaxies

A. Camps-Fariña, R. M. Mérida, P. Sánchez Blázquez +1

The pace at which galaxies grew into their current stellar masses and how this growth is regulated is still not fully understood, nor is the role that morphology plays in this proc…

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Metal-Poor Star-Forming Clumps in Cosmic Noon Galaxies: Evidence for Gas Inflow and Chemical Dilution Using JWST NIRISS

Vicente Estrada-Carpenter, Marcin Sawicki, Roberto Abraham +16

The formation and evolution of galaxies are intricately linked to the baryon cycle, which fuels star formation while shaping chemical abundances within galaxies. Investigating the…

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Earliest Galaxy Evolution in the CANUCS+Technicolor fields: Galaxy Properties at seen with the Full NIRCam Medium and Broad Band Filters

Yoshihisa Asada, Chris Willott, Adam Muzzin +18

We present a sample of galaxies by exploiting one of the richest JWST NIRCam imaging data, taken in the CANUCS survey in Cycle 1 and the Technicolor (TEC) s…

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CANUCS/Technicolor Data Release 1: Imaging, Photometry, Slit Spectroscopy, and Stellar Population Parameters

Ghassan T. E. Sarrouh, Yoshihisa Asada, Nicholas S. Martis +44

We present the first data release of the CAnadian NIRISS Unbiased Cluster Survey (CANUCS), a JWST Cycle 1 GTO program targeting 5 lensing clusters and flanking fields in parallel (…

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CANUCS/Technicolor: JWST Medium Band Photometry Finds Half of the Star Formation at is Obscured

Nicholas Martis, Sunna Withers, Giordano Felicioni +19

We present a sample of 146 high-redshift () galaxies from the CANUCS/Technicolor surveys, showcasing photometry in every wide- and medium-band NIRCam filter in addition to a…

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Possible environmental quenching in an interacting little red dot pair at

Rosa M. Mérida, Gaia Gaspar, Marcin Sawicki +14

We report the discovery of a group of galaxies that contains two little red dots (LRDs) just 3.3 kpc apart, along with three potential satellite galaxies, as part of the C…