Paper:	Absorbing Galaxies
Volume:	407, The Low-Frequency Radio Universe
Page:	57
Authors:	Kanekar, N.
Abstract:	Low-frequency radio absorption studies provide an interesting probe of both physical conditions in high redshift galaxies, and possible evolution in the fundamental constants. In this article, I review our recent results from such studies, focussing on HI 21cm absorption observations of high-z damped Lyman-α systems towards radio-loud quasars, and conjugate OH 18cm satellite line observations that have yielded strong constraints on changes in multiple fundamental constants.

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