Links

• You can find a more-or-less complete list of my publications on my ORCiD page, and some code I have written on my GitHub page.

• I put together an interactive activity on pulsar timing for Cornell REU students. This makes use of Binder, a service for running Jupyter notebooks online.

• Graduate students in the Cornell Astronomy Department (including myself) field questions from the public through Ask an Astronomer.

• The positions, periods, and period derivatives of the majority of known pulars (plus a lot of other information about them) can be found in the ATNF pulsar catalog.

• The positions, parallaxes, and proper motions of all billion or so stars observed by the Gaia space telescope can be found at the Gaia archive.

• Shami Chatterjee, a research scientist in our group, maintains a list of all reliably measured neutron star parallaxes.

• The IAU Minor Planet Center is home to a database of all known asteroids, comets, and Kuiper belt objects.