Welcome to my website. I am a postdoctoral research fellow in Data Intensive Science at the Institute of Cosmology and Gravitation (ICG), Portsmouth, UK. My research mainly focusses on the physics and cosmology of type Ia supernovae (SNe Ia), although I am interested in any transient phenomena in sky survey data.
80% of my time is spent on research within the ICG, however, I also have a 20% external collaboration role. I am a Co-I of a new an exciting project called “Molegazer” which uses the latest astronomical imaging techniques and applies them to the detection of skin cancer. I also work with senior cardiologists at hospitals in London where I investigate medical data using statistical techniques developed in astronomy. However, the sensitive nature of the data means I cannot freely discuss results, but I will link to any publications!
On this website I hope to discuss data analysis in astronomy, and promote my publications and tools I have developed. I hope that this can help you with your own research. Enjoy!
PhD in Physics, 2017
University of Southampton
MPhys in Physics with Astronomy, 2013
University of Southampton
Papers I have significantly contributed to
Listed here are some projects I have recently been working on.
The Paterno 2004 method for the calculation of efficiencies and uncertainty on data.
In this chapter I overview how to generate a population of objects that follow the differential co-moving volume of the universe, and are distributed uniformly in spherical coordinates