It would be interesting if members (should they choose to) detailed their areas of interest and expertise. Just as a very rough gauge about where the community is at with regards to Astronomy.
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I'll start off:
Expertise:
Planetary atmospheres, ultraviolet radiation
Interests:
Planetary atmospheres, ultraviolet radiation, planetary/solar system evolution, exoplanets, amateur radio-astronomy
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Expertise:
Software engineering and design, project management
Previous areas of study:
Cosmology, black holes
Interests:
I'm going to list interests relevant to Space Exploration as well as here.
Planetary sciences, colonization, astrobiology, exoplanets, cosmology
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Expertise:
star formation, interstellar medium, angular momentum transport processes, protostellar/protoplanetary disks, magnetic fields in astrophysics, stellar evolution, stellar atmosphere, high performance computing
Interest:
Almost everything (but I'm not really into cosmology, that's all)
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Expertise:
cosmology, larger scale structure of the universe.
In the near future instrument pipeline
(I'm a postdoc)
Interests:
mostly what is in my expertise. Programming.
answered Oct 17, 2013 at 11:23
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I'm an undergraduate student, who tends to read arXiv papers he doesn't understand.
Expertise
None. I know basic GTR and have some knowledge of the various aspects of astrophysics.
Interests (pertaining to this site)
Cosmology and astrophysics.
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Expertise:
Aerodynamics, Conceptual Designs, Frontend Development, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Interests:
Everything: The Cosmos, Longevity and Space Propulsion Systems
