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Affiliation: NASA GSFC

Github: @ehsteve

Start Date: 17 March 2014

David Pérez-Suárez is working now as a Research Software Developer at University College London. There he helps researchers to get better science via better software and teaches research software engineering to young scientists. He has studied the behavior of Coronal Bright Points with multi-instrument observations while at Armagh Observatory and participated in few EU virtual observatory projects to understand the heliosphere and the space weather effects on Earth while his jobs at Trinity College Dublin, the Finnish Meteorologica Institute, the South African National Space Agency and the Mullard Space Science Laboratory.

Affiliation: University College London

Github: @dpshelio

Start Date: 17 March 2014

Stanford University in the W. W. Hansen Experimental Physics Laboratory, where she studies the Sun and space weather as a member of the NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory science team. She previously worked at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, where she studied solar flares as a member of two NASA Heliophysics missions called TRACE and Hinode. Monica Bobra received a B.A. in Astronomy from Boston University and a M.S. in Physics from the University of New Hampshire.

Affiliation: Stanford University

Github: @mbobra

Start Date: 14 March 2017

Russell J. Hewett is a research scientist in computational science and engineering. He has worked in solar physics since 2000 and in addition to his PhD thesis on 3D tomography of the corona, he has spent time at NASA GSFC and Trinity College Dublin working on data processing, visualization, and science software for the RHESSI, SOHO, and STEREO satellite observatories. Russell earned a B.S. in Computer Science from Virginia Tech and a Ph.D. in Computer Science with a focus on Computational Science and Engineering from the University of Illinois and he was a postdoc in Applied Mathematics at MIT. He has extensive experience in scientific software for Python.

Affiliation: Unaffiliated

Github: @rhewett

Start Date: 17 March 2014

Jack Ireland is a research scientist at the NASA Goddard Spaceflight Center, working on coronal heating, solar flares and space weather. He has worked as a member of the SOHO, TRACE, Hinode and SDO mission teams. He also runs the Helioviewer Project, which designs systems and services that give users everywhere the capability to explore the Sun and inner heliosphere and to give transparent access to the underlying data. Jack received a B.Sc in Mathematics and Physics and a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Glasgow, Scotland.

Affiliation: ADNET Systems, Inc. / NASA GSFC

Github: @wafels

Start Date: 17 March 2014

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Start Date: 23 Sep 2015

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Github: @N/A

Start Date: 14 March 2017

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Start Date: 14 March 2017

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Start Date: 7 April 2014

Stuart is the Python developer for the Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope Data Centre. He obtained a PhD in Numerical solar physics from Sheffield University in 2016, prior to his PhD he obtained a first class MPhys degree in Physics with Planetary and Space Physics from The University of Wales Aberystwyth, during which he spent 5 months studying at UNIS on Svalbard in the high arctic.

Affiliation: Sheffield University

Github: @cadair

Start Date: 17 March 2014

Stuart is the Python developer for the Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope Data Centre. He obtained a PhD in Numerical solar physics from Sheffield University in 2016, prior to his PhD he obtained a first class MPhys degree in Physics with Planetary and Space Physics from The University of Wales Aberystwyth, during which he spent 5 months studying at UNIS on Svalbard in the high arctic.

Affiliation: Sheffield University

Github: @cadair

Start Date: 17 March 2014

Nabil is the most swag person.

Affiliation: Universitat de les Illes Balears

Github: @nabobalis

Start Date: 1066

Jack Ireland is a research scientist at the NASA Goddard Spaceflight Center, working on coronal heating, solar flares and space weather. He has worked as a member of the SOHO, TRACE, Hinode and SDO mission teams. He also runs the Helioviewer Project, which designs systems and services that give users everywhere the capability to explore the Sun and inner heliosphere and to give transparent access to the underlying data. Jack received a B.Sc in Mathematics and Physics and a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Glasgow, Scotland.

Affiliation: ADNET Systems, Inc. / NASA GSFC

Github: @wafels

Start Date: 17 March 2014

David Pérez-Suárez is working now as a Research Software Developer at University College London. There he helps researchers to get better science via better software and teaches research software engineering to young scientists. He has studied the behavior of Coronal Bright Points with multi-instrument observations while at Armagh Observatory and participated in few EU virtual observatory projects to understand the heliosphere and the space weather effects on Earth while his jobs at Trinity College Dublin, the Finnish Meteorologica Institute, the South African National Space Agency and the Mullard Space Science Laboratory.

Affiliation: University College London

Github: @dpshelio

Start Date: 17 March 2014