2 Sep 2006 A minor update just to remove some of the scripts I had been
linking to that suddenly had started popping up nasty advertising on the page. Sorry about that everyone. Also, just to
satisfy Ian: I still only have one head, and it still has hair on it.
24 Oct 2005 By popular (?) demand here's a quick update on what I'm doing now:
I'm currently working for a city startup (how long can one justify calling it a startup?) called
Columba Systems. I'm working with Chris and the office
is just accross the road from Tammay and Richard.
Some time ago now, I did a Ph.D. with the 
-Star
Group at University College London. My main research
interest is in the field of photospheric abundances in
O stars, but my work to date has also included a study
of rotational velocities of O and B stars. A CD
version of my thesis is available upon request.
-Star
Group at University College London. My main research
interest is in the field of photospheric abundances in
O stars, but my work to date has also included a study
of rotational velocities of O and B stars. A CD
version of my thesis is available upon request.
The Hot-Star Group
Look out for the BRAINS!
The AstroLink page contains many useful links for those who are interested in Astronomy.
What did they look like? People at UCL.
What do they look like? Some people from UCL, plus many other weirdos.
My Flickr photo stream
And for those who are just looking for links to follow, here are my bookmarks.
I have also been involved in the following little project called MKBL:
Do you have problems keeping
track of you references? Do you find all your papers
are just a complete mess, and you can never find
anything? Well, here's the solution: The MK
Bibliography Language and Compiler! Turn your
reference list into a cross-linked hyper-text html
document! Your reference list is always only a few key-strokes away!