Radio astronomers! Listen to your data! Enlist a new neural network to find new meaning. Or at least make something interesting. PAPER data sounded like a mid-century modern apocalypse computer thinking manicly out loud. HERA data sounds even weirder. The sounds you hear are the cross correlations between HERA antennas at 117MHz. The signal is […]
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Sometimes I use a dark theme in notebooks, email, and slack to reduce eyestrain. I’m probably not the only one who needs this mode to get through the day. A common problem is that some plots don’t show up right. This is accessibility issue which is is very easy to fix. Issue Description Using the
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Starting this August I will be an Assistant Professor in the School of Earth and Space Exploration here at ASU! In my new role I will continue to do research in the LoCo Low frequency Cosmology group but also help the department continue to expand its cubesat and smallsat activities. In the near term this
