I'm the PI of the NEWTS group and the Scientia Lecturer in the School of Physics at the University of New South Wales. I'm interested in developing data-driven methods to understand the formation and dynamics of planetary systems and how the magnetic activity of their host stars changes over time.
I am a 2nd year PhD candidate interested in solar-like stellar activity, Wolf-Rayet stars, exoplanets, and optical physics. I am a science member on the TOLIMAN project. Additionally, while I don't actively research SETI, it is a research interest of mine and something I like to talk about.
I am a third year PhD student working on transiting exoplanets. I am studying transit timing variations, the changes in transit times due to gravitational interactions between planets. I am using these to better characterise the planets we know about, as well as finding entirely new ones.
I am an Honours student in Physics at UNSW. I work with TESS light curve data to investigate stellar activity cycles through flares and their relationship with different stellar parameters.
I'm an honours student studying physics at UNSW. For my honours project I am searching for circumbinary planets by identifying precession using a century of observational data from the DASCH archive.
PhD student, 2019-2022, now faculty at Michigan State
Undergraduate student, 2020-2022, now PhD student in statistics at Carnegie Mellon
Undergraduate student, 2020-2022, now a software engineer at Jane Street Capital.
Undergraduate student, 2020-2022, now a data scientist at ANSTO.