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Current Research Activities, Experiments and Collaborations. |
Click on the pictures to be re-directed to the projects in which I am involved. (As this website is not always up to date I apologize for any broken link) |
Past Collaborations and other Research : |
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Current and Past Teaching : |
2015-2023 : Director of the UCL Observatory.
UCL's observatory on Mill Hill in North London is an astronomical observatory dedicated primarily to the training of the next generation of astrophysicists.
Visit the Observatory website for more information on the many activities and facility information. The observatory currently caters for 6 undergraduate modules, research projexts as well as school trips, public and private tours and many more outreach and public engagement activities. Objects of research undertaken by undegraduate students coordinated by postgraduate students and staff includes exo-planet TTVs, variable stars, occultations, Supernovae hunting, asteroid and comet rotation period adopting the most modern techniques in photometry and spectroscopy!
Teaching Roles in reverse chronological order:
2009/12: A mix of 1st, and 2nd Yr labs responsibilities (including IDL programming for Astronomy students).
2012-2018: 3rd Yr Physics Group Project supervisor
2013/15: 3rd Yr Electromagnetic Theory
2013-2016: 3rd Yr Experimental Physics Lab
2014-2019: 2nd Yr Python for Astronomers (Computing element of PHAS2130)
2016-2023: Director of the UCL Observatory (Strand lead for Astrophysics - Practical modules
2019-present: 2nd Yr Practical Computing for Astrophysics (Computing -python- and labs PHAS0020)
2023-present: Strand lead for Astrophysics - Theory modules
UGrad and MSc Student Projects (Ongoing - No links):
Current Graduate Students:
Past Graduate Students:
Publications:
You can find all co-authored pubblications (refereed or not) for the last 5 years here.
Last General Update: 10th November 2024 by G. Savini
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