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GradSchool Graduate

By Ian | Published: July 28, 2008

As a graduate student any time taken away from the main task at hand, getting a PhD, can seem like a wasted opportunity. Especially when the time is not actually for a resting holiday in the sun, but is focussed on those hard-to-define transferable skills we are all told to cherish. So, it may come [...]

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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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My recent work has included creating numerical simulations of cosmological perturbations during inflation. My code, called Pyflation, is open source and available for download.

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- Useful list of scientific computing skills on SciComp Stack Exchange Q&A site http://t.co/wRN3n8tl 11:54:20 AM February 03, 2012 from Tweet Button
- Interesting clash of theoretical and observational/data cosmologists at London discussion meeting. Difficult to explain ideas to each other. 08:05:48 PM February 02, 2012 from Twitter for Android
- Waiting for the start of the launch of the new School of Physics and Astronomy @PhysicsatQM. Inaugural lecture by David Burgess later on. 02:30:49 PM January 31, 2012 from Twitter for Android
- RT @astronomyblog: I know it was already retweeted but here is a great video about simulated galaxies by @apontzen http://t.co/GVGgdzZr ... 11:32:59 PM January 17, 2012 from Twitter for Android
- RT @PhysicsatQM: You are invited to the launch of the School of Physics & Astronomy on 31 Jan celebrated by talks from our research grps:... 04:56:31 PM January 16, 2012 from web
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