Current Postdoctoral Researchers:

• Shania Nichols, NANOGrav Physics Frontiers Center Postdoctoral Researcher

Current Graduate Students:

• Sophia Sosa, MS/PhD Program: Chromatic Noise and Pulsar Timing Mis-Estimation
• Olivia Young, MS/PhD Program. MS Thesis: CLEAN Deconvolution of Radio Pulsar Pulses

Undergradaute Senior Thesis Students:

• Ha-Eun Choi: Fast Deconvolution of Scattered Radio Pulses
• Devan Kapur: Millisecond Pulsar Mode Changes and Nulling

(Some) Former Students:

• Tobias Keohokapu, BS. Capstone: Searching for a Double Gravitational Wave Background
• Jackson Hebel, MS. Thesis: Timing Jitter from Broadband Radio Observations of Millisecond Pulsars
• Lekshmi Rajagopal, MS. Thesis: Scintillation Parameters of PSR J1614-2230
• Brendan Drachler, MS. Thesis: Mixed Signals in Pulsar Timing Arrays - Discerning Red Spin Noise from Gravitational Waves
• Ashley Martsen, BS. Capstone: Pulsar Mode Changes and Nulling
• Charles Brinsfield, BS. Capstone: Analyzing Angular Broadening through Scattering of Interstellar Sources
• Zach Diermyer, BS/MS. Thesis: A Spectral Component Analysis of FRB121102