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 fourth 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 a 3rd 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 first year PhD student working on discovering circumbinary planets through the apsidal precession they impart on their host stars.
I'm an undergrad student studying physics at UNSW. I work with data from the Kepler mission to investigate stellar activity of planet-hosting stars.
I’m a second year undergraduate physics/engineering student at UNSW. I analyse TESS data, looking for exoplanets through variations in transits.
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.
Honours student, 2024. I worked with TESS light curve data to investigate stellar activity cycles through flares and their relationship with different stellar parameters.
Honours student, 2024. For my honours project I searched for circumbinary planets by identifying precession using a century of observational data from the DASCH archive.