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Dr Manu Antony is a Senior Research Software Engineer based at the University of Edinburgh.

In the spotlight: Manu Antony

This article will take approximately ~2 minute to read

We catch up with Manu Antony, a Senior Research Software Engineer, to find out about his work and how the volume of data provided by the LSST is a huge inspiration.

This 1.7-gigapixel image of a field of stars in the constellation Lupus showcases the unprecedented view of the Universe that Rubin gives us.

A new era in astronomy has arrived

This article will take approximately ~7 minute to read

The Legacy Survey of Space and Time has begun and UK scientists are pushing every frame of this cosmic movie to be more wondrous than we’ve ever seen.

Timothy Noble, Senior Developer and Systems Administrator at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (RAL).

In the Spotlight: Timothy Noble

This article will take approximately ~3 minute to read

How do you go from studying bone marrow stem cells to supporting LSST science? Senior Developer and Systems Administrator Timothy Noble tells us more.

Astronmer Tony Tyson is the Founding Director of Rubin Observatory

Rubin innovator Tony Tyson celebrated by Time magazine

This article will take approximately ~2 minute to read

The visionary astronomer has been named one of the 100 most influential people on the planet.

Hiranya holds the Professorship of Astrophysics (1909) at the Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge

Hiranya Peiris on how the LSST will impact her work on dark matter

This article will take approximately ~1 minute to read

Hiranya Peiris is one of the latest interviewees on the Radio 4 science show The Life Scientific.

This image shows the Simonyi Survey Telescope taking on-sky observations with a 144-megapixel test camera called the Rubin Commissioning Camera on 24 October 2024.

New journal papers from LSST:UK

This article will take approximately ~4 minute to read

New papers published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (MNRAS) highlight work by LSST:UK team members and collaborators to better understand our Universe.

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