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Group News Archive
​(since August 2021)

October 2022

Alec Josaitis and Dominic Anstey have successfully defended their PhD viva! Congratulations Dominic and Alec! Dominic has also just started as a PDRA ​with us here too
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4 new PhD students join the radio cosmology group! Welcome Christian, Joe, Kaan and Jiten! And our first group meeting of the year was a full house


Summer 2022 (July-August-September)

The REACH mission paper has been published in Nature Astronomy. The front page of the journal also featured REACH during the month of August
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REACH on the media


May-June 2022

Kilian Scheutwinkel awarded G-Research June grant 
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HERA Project - Impacting local development through employment creation and encouraging participation of researchers in South Africa
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​High-profile technology research published in Nature Communications: Existing infrastructure will be unable to support demand for high-speed internet


April 2022

£5M grant awarded to Cavendish Astrophysics to build “brains” of the world’s largest radio telescope (Eloy de Lera Acedo, PI)
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REACH All-hands meeting hosted by the Kavli Institute for Cosmology in Cambridge
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REACH featured in the SKA CONTACT magazine


February-March 2022

Funding awarded to the group for the development of CosmoCube, a CubeSat-based radiometer for studies of the Dark Ages from Moon's orbit. Follow this link for more information.
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Dominic Anstey and Eloy de Lera Acedo visit the Karoo to continue the installation of REACH.


January 2022

Some exciting events to start the new year:

Samuel Leeney joins the group for a MPhil project on Bayesian data analysis of the 21-cm line. Welcome Samuel! 
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Eloy de Lera has started his STFC Ernest Rutherford Fellowship 
​on January 1st.
January 2022


November 2021

​Thomas Gessey-Jones was awarded the Best Talk Award at the Cavendish Graduate Conference 2021 for his talk:

​"Probing the first stars with 21cm cosmology"

​Congratulations Thomas!


August 2021

​First major scientific results from the
HERA experiment are now public:

Paper 1: Upper limits
​Paper 2: Constraints on Astrophysics

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  • SKA telescope

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