       schawinski: '<span class="person">Kevin Schawinski</span> - Co-Founder: Astronomer, <a href="http://www.astro.ethz.ch" target="_blank">ETH Zurich</a><br />Works on the formation and evolution of galaxies and their supermassive black holes. Usually trying to get more sleep. And coffee.'
       edmondson: '<span class="person">Edd Edmondson</span> - Astronomer, University of Portsmouth<br />Zookeeper, aiding in accessing Sloan data, and general helper-outer.'
       keel: '''<span class="person">Bill Keel</span> - Astronomer, <a href="http://astronomy.ua.edu/keel" target="_blank">University of Alabama</a><br />Author of 'The Road to Galaxy Formation' and 'The Sky at Einstein's Feet'. With research interests in galaxy formation and evolution, dust content of galaxies, and active galactic nuclei, he couldn't stay away when Galaxy Zoo got started.'''
-      skibba: '<span class="person">Ramin Skibba</span> - Science Writer, Former Astronomer, San Diego<br />Ramin lead the use of marked clustering statistics and dark matter halo models to analyse the environmental dependence of Galaxy Zoo morphologies. Always keenly interested in science communication and science policy, he's shifted from research astronomy to science writing.'      
       cardamone: '''<span class="person">Carie Cardamone</span> - Astronomer, Wheelock College<br />An educator and astronomer, studying the Zoo's green peas, interested in understanding why galaxies grow they way they do. She's very enthusiastic about engaging the broader public in scientific research and the nature of science.'''      
       willett: '<span class="person">Kyle Willett</span> - Lead Data Scientist: Astronomer, <a href="http://homepages.spa.umn.edu/~willett/index.html" target="_blank">University of Minnesota</a><br />  Studies the roles of both morphology and environment on galaxies and their active black holes. He lead the data reduction and catalog creation from Galaxy Zoo 2 classifications, has worked on building new tools to enable independent research by citizen science volunteers and now leads efforts to include new data sets in Galaxy Zoo. In his spare time, he runs probably more than is healthy.'      casteels: '<span class="person">Kevin Casteels</span> - Astronomer, University of Victoria<br />  Interested in galaxy evolution and morphologies, specifically how they are affected by mergers and interactions.  Kevin is currently working with the makers of the Starry Night astronomy software, helping to develop new astronomy apps and keep the systems running!  In his spare time he is also a SCUBA instructor and loves the great outdoors.'
       urry: '<span class="person">Meg Urry</span> - Physicist, Yale University<br />Works on supermassive black holes (growth history, unification, relativistic jets, blazars) and their interplay with galaxies. In her spare time, she writes for CNN.com and works to increase the participation of women and minorities in science.'

      hart: '<span class="person">Ross Hart</span> - Astronomer, University of Nottingham</br> PhD student.'
      kruk: '<span class="person">Sandor Kruk</span> - Astronomer, University of Oxford</br> PhD student.'
      newnham: '<span class="person">Lucy Newnham</span> - Astronomer, University of Portsmouth </br> PhD student.'
      

    dev:
      title: 'Zooniverse Development Team'

      smith: '<span class="person">Arfon Smith</span><br />As an undergraduate, Arfon studied Chemistry at the University of Sheffield before completing his Ph.D. in Astrochemistry at The University of Nottingham in 2006. He worked as a senior developer at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute (Human Genome Project) in Cambridge before joining the Galaxy Zoo team in Oxford. He was responsible for leading the development of a platform for citizen science called Zooniverse, and was Director of Citizen Science at the Adler Planetarium where he led the software and infrastructure development for the Zooniverse.'
      whyte: '''<span class="person">Laura Whyte</span><br />Having spent her PhD trying to get computers to classify galaxies, Laura knows only too well the true value of the contribution to science made by the Galaxy Zoo volunteers. Since leaving astronomy she retrained as a maths teacher and picked up a few programming skills. It was with great delight she joined the team at the Zooniverse, developing online education and research tools, allowing her to use bits and pieces of all the skills she's picked up over the last decade.'''
      hoyle: '<span class="person">Ben Hoyle</span> - Astronomer, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Physics<br />While a PhD student in Portsmouth worked on connections between Google Sky and Galaxy Zoo.'
      skibba: '<span class="person">Ramin Skibba</span> - Science Writer, Former Astronomer, San Diego<br />Ramin lead the use of marked clustering statistics and dark matter halo models to analyse the environmental dependence of Galaxy Zoo morphologies. Always keenly interested in science communication and science policy, he's shifted from research astronomy to science writing.'      

  examine:
    title: 'Examine'
    survey: 'Survey'
