Asteroseismologist. Data Analyst. Purveyor of stellar ages.
Simon Murphy is an ARC Future Fellow in asteroseismology at the University of Southern Queensland (USQ). He uses stellar pulsation models to characterise stellar masses, ages and metallicities. His research focuses on pulsating A/F stars, particularly delta Scuti stars, and stellar chemical peculiarities such as the λ Bootis phenomenon. He also uses pulsation timing to find and parametrise binary systems. [contact]
Simon is also an outdoors enthusiast, participating in many adventure sports and activites.
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You can find my academic profile on the USQ Astrophysics page, here.
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My main hobbies include: Rock climbing - Caving - Ice Hockey - Canyoning - Cycling - Orienteering
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