Julian Stirling

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MaskAreas

Published November 2, 2013 at 256 × 256 in SPIW

Masking contamination and defects (and corner holes)

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A little about me

I am a Post-doctoral researcher at the University of Maryland's Joint Quantum Institute, but my daily work is performed at NIST. I am working on a precision measurement of the Gravitational constant, and on methods to calculate Newtonian gravity. Scientifically I am interested in instrumentation having worked on accurate measurements of nano-scale forces before I moved into gravity. Alongside instrumentation I enjoy programming both simulation and data analysis software. I also have a keen interest interest in outreach.

Personal interests include: Rock climbing, making sausages, coffee, cider, and whisky (beverages can be hobbies!).

All of the views expressed on this blog are my own and do not represent the opinions of any of my professional affiliations.

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