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Guaita, Lucía. ,  Padilla, Nelson. ,  Treister, Ezequiel. ,  Acquaviva, Viviana ,  Gawiser, Eric ,  Bond, Nicholas A. ,  Ciardullo, Robin ,  Kurczynski, Peter ,  Gronwall, Caryl ,  Lira, Paulina ,  Schawinski, Kevin ,  [Lyα emitting Galaxies at z = 2.1 : Stellar Masses, Dust, and Star Formation Histories from Spectral Energy Distribution Fitting.] ,  Lyα emitting Galaxies at z = 2.1 : Stellar Masses, Dust, and Star Formation Histories from Spectral Energy Distribution Fitting.

Simmons, Brooke D. ,  Treister, Ezequiel. ,  Van Duyne, J. ,  Urry, C. Meg ,  Koekemoer, A. M. ,  Grogin, N. A. ,  [Obscured GOODS Active Galactic Nuclei and Their Host Galaxies at z < 1.25 : The Slow Black Hole Growth Phase.] ,  Obscured GOODS Active Galactic Nuclei and Their Host Galaxies at z < 1.25 : The Slow Black Hole Growth Phase.

Ballantyne, David ,  Treister, Ezequiel. ,  Draper, A. R. ,  Madsen, K. K. ,  Rigby, J. R. ,  [Lifting the Veil on Obscured Accretion : Active Galactic Nuclei Number Counts and Survey Strategies for Imaging Hard X-Ray Missions.] ,  Lifting the Veil on Obscured Accretion : Active Galactic Nuclei Number Counts and Survey Strategies for Imaging Hard X-Ray Missions.

Schawinski, Kevin ,  Treister, Ezequiel. ,  Urry, C. Meg ,  Simmons, Brooke D. ,  Natarajan, Priyamvada ,  Glikman, Eilat ,  [Evidence for Three Accreting Black Holes in a Galaxy at z ~ 1.35: A Snapshot of Recently Formed Black Hole Seeds?] ,  Evidence for Three Accreting Black Holes in a Galaxy at z ~ 1.35: A Snapshot of Recently Formed Black Hole Seeds?

Koss, M. ,  Treister, Ezequiel. ,  Mushotzky, Richard ,  Veilleux, Sylvain ,  Vasudevan, Ranjan ,  Trippe, Margaret ,  [Understanding Dual Active Galactic Nucleus Activation in the nearby Universe] ,  Understanding Dual Active Galactic Nucleus Activation in the nearby Universe

Treister, Ezequiel. ,  Schawinski, Kevin ,  Volonteri, Marta ,  Natarajan, Priyamvada ,  Gawiser, Eric. ,  [Black hole growth in the early Universe is self-regulated and largely hidden from view.] ,  Black hole growth in the early Universe is self-regulated and largely hidden from view.