Tim Staley

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Probably the best label for what I do is "research software engineer". In practice, that means I spend my time working within a research group to figure out how to solve their computational problems. The solutions range through bolting together a web framework and some data visualisations, or writing an interface layer to legacy code, right up to putting together a whole new pipeline. Some of the most rewarding projects have necessitated researching novel algorithmic approaches and then implementing accordingly. If you want to know more, browse on over to http://timstaley.co.uk/

astronomy transients alarrm radio bayesian decision theory transient classification automation lucky imaging optical grb bayesian inference software scheduling information content mercurial version control git reproducible science high resolution ami-la lofar

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Tim Staley

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Fast radio follow-up of GRBs

Lucky imaging - Life in the visible after HST

Fast radio follow-up

A user's guide to lucky imaging

Training your astronomy robots to work as a team

A brief introduction to version control systems

Tunable algorithms for transient follow-up

From gamma-ray to radio: Multi-wavelength follow-up in the first five minutes

How to build a TraP: An image-plane transient-discovery tool

Which transient when? - A utility function for transient follow-up scheduling