- Assistant Professor of Astronomy, West Virginia University
I work as a radio astronomer, and specifically focus of observing transient signals from neutron stars. In collaboration with colleagues around the globe, I use these observations to discern fundamental aspects of physics in extreme environments. My specific area of research is radio-transient astronomy, with particular focus on radio pulsars and fast radio bursts. Before WVU, I was a proud member of the radio-astronomy group led by Dr. Victoria Kaspi as a postdoctoral researcher, and the group led by Dr. Ingrid Stairs during my graduate studies.
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–presentAssistant Professor, West Virginia University
Education
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2016The University of British Columbia, Ph. D.
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