Kevin M. Bandura, Ph.D.

Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering

Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Physics and Astronomy

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Dr. Bandura's research interests lie in uncovering the mysteries of the universe, with a particular focus on gaining a deeper understanding of Dark Energy — the term used to describe the force behind the accelerated expansion of our cosmos. This pursuit has driven him to concentrate on constructing wide-field survey radio astronomy instruments, like CHIME, to enhance our comprehension of the universe.

Dylan J. Gormley

Ph.D. Candidate

Research focus on RFI mitigation.

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Kalyani B. Bhopi

Ph.D. Dissertation: "PEACC — Precision Emitter for 21 cm Array Coherent Calibration"

Morgan R. Dameron

M.S. Thesis: "Inferential Statistics and Information Theoretical Measures: An Approach to Interference Detection in Radio Astronomy"

Joseph W. Kania

Ph.D. Dissertation: "Applications of Digital Filters in Radio Astronomy"

Kholoud S. T. A. Khairy

M.S. Thesis: "Green Bank CHIME/FRB Outriggers Commissioning and Analog System Development"

John W. C. Metzger

M.S. Thesis: "Enhancing CHIME Data Integrity: Utilizing an Ancillary Antenna to Detect and Mask Radio Frequency Interference"

Pranav R. Sanghavi

Ph.D. Dissertation: "Pathfinding Fast Radio Bursts Localizations using Very Long Baseline Interferometry"