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I am a theoretical cosmologist at Queen Mary, University of London. My work focuses on the early universe and in particular inflationary models.
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Recent Papers- Constraining Inflationary Scenarios with Braneworld Models and Second Order Cosmological Perturbations
- An update on single field models of inflation in light of WMAP7
- Numerical calculation of second order perturbations
- Gravitational Wave Constraints on Multi-Brane Inflation
- Gravitational Wave Constraints on DBI Inflation
Latest Twitter posts
- :-( RT @telescoper: No PDFs this year (again) RT @STFC_Matters: Support for early career researchers http://bit.ly/92w7tD 3 days ago
- Not looking good for postgrad funding at home. SFI budget slashed. RT @NatureNews: Hard times in Ireland http://ff.im/-nDP9d 2 weeks ago
- QMUL mathematicians predict Spanish victory in World Cup on Sunday using graph theory & claim to show why England lost! http://ow.ly/296Rz 3 weeks ago
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Brighten up your day
It’s not a resource per se, but I probably should have mentioned the Astronomy Picture of the Day, run by NASA, which features a different space related picture every day. As you can see, some of these are amazing works of art in their own right, but with the accompanying blurb you can also learn some science while you’re at it. The official site doesn’t have an RSS feed unfortunately, but Jef Poskanzer has put together an unofficial feed which you can use to get your daily helping easily.