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Previous work
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Cryogenics Engineer
University of Manchester |
Our team at the University of Manchester has been working on three phased-array projects for radio astronomy:
- Pharos2
- S-Band Cryo PAF
- ASKAP PAF at JBO
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RF Engineer
University of Manchester
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| I was working on various CMB radio telescope projects at the Jodrell Bank Centre for Astrophysics. |
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| QUBIC | – | A Q&U Bolometric Interferometer for Cosmology |
| Clover | – | The Cl ObserVER |
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This was a colaboration between groups at Cambridge, Oxford, Cardiff and Manchester. Manchester responsible for the 97-GHz instrument.
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| Quijote | – | Formerly TIGA – ThIrty Gigaherz Array |
| C-BASS | – | C-Band All Sky Survey |
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Cardiff University |
Me at the South Pole
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Astronomy Instrumentation Group,
School of Physics and Astronomy, Cardiff University
QUaD (a.k.a. QUEST) project polarimeter
Clover project CMB polarimeter
CMB links |
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Onsala Space Observatory (OSO), near Gothenburg, Sweden. |
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GARD develop receiver technology for use by OSO at its various telescopes, and for other projects. I worked here for a short while on a mm-wave beam measurement system for the
FIRST satellite. |
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Jodrell Bank Observatory
, the home of the Lovell Telescope, is a part of the
University of Manchester
. JBO is located near
Macclesfield
, Cheshire, UK.
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My previous research work at JBO
was within the CMB group,
building and running telescopes to probe the cooled remnant of photons from the
Big Bang. “My” main telescopes were:
See also my
CMB links page. |
