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Curricula Vitae
 
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Ryan Scranton
Address Department of Physics & Astronomy
100 Allen Hall
3941 O'Hara St
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
     
Personal Born: November 27, 1974
Lamar, CO, USA
     
Education Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1993-1997
   Cambridge, MA
  
  • BSc, Physics, June 1997
  • thesis: modeling gravitational lens in CL0024+1654
     
   University of Chicago 1997-2002
   Chicago, IL
  
  • PhD, Astronomy & Astrophysics, summer 2002
  • thesis: expected constraints on halo model parameters from angular correlations in the SDSS
     
Research Research Assistant, University of Chicago 2001-2002
  
  • Cosmology & large scale structure, angular correlations, modern data analysis techniques, semi-analytic mass halo models, SDSS data QA and systematic errors, weak lensing magnification bias, strong lensing of QSOs in SDSS
  • Advisor: Scott Dodelson
   Post-doctoral Researcher, University of Pittsburgh 2002-current
  
  • Cosmology & large scale structure, Integrated Sach-Wolfe effect, fast data analysis algorithms & techniques, semi-analytic mass halo models, dark energy clustering, weak lensing magnification bias, photometric covariance, efficient halo finding methods
  • Faculty contact: Andrew Connolly
     
Teaching & Advising Teaching Assistant, University of Chicago 1997-1999,2002
  
  • Physical Sciences 118/119/120, Undergraduate Astronomy Sequence, 1997-1999
  • Astronomy 242, Cosmology, 2002
   Co-Advisor for Graduate Students, University of Pittsburgh 2002-current
  
  • Ching-Wa Yip (QSO and galaxy spectral decomposition \& variability), Samuel Schmidt (galaxy evolution), Cameron McBride (higher order correlation statistics), Niraj Welikala (galaxy evolution), Ramin Skibba (halo model marked statistics)
     
References Scott Dodelson
Andrew Connolly
Alexander Szalay
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