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Adam Ginsburg
Waldo M. Neikirk Associate Professor, University of Florida (2023)

Previous Employment:
Assistant Professor, University of Florida (2019-2023)
NRAO Jansky Fellow, Socorro (2016-2019)
ESO Fellow, Garching (2013-2016)

Education:
PhD Astrophysics, April 2013 (advisor: John Bally)
    M.S. Astrophysics September 2009
    Passed comprehensive exam II (oral masters defense) June 12 2009.
    Passed comprehensive exam January 2009.
University of Colorado Astrophysical and Planetary Sciences, August 2007-2013
BS Astrophysics, Rice University, May 2006
Grants:
NSF AST grant 2206511 "ACES Galactic Center Mass Flow"
NSF CAREER grant 2142300, "Mass Measurements in the Galaxy"
NSF AST grant 2008101 "How are stellar masses set? Measurements of the pre-IMF with ALMA"
NRAO Development Study "Linking CASA to the astropy ecosystem" (2019-2022)
NRAO Student Observing Support (SOS) for Desmond Jeff, Nazar Budaiev
Astropy Moore Foundation support for effort on astroquery, astropy
STSCI JWST program 2221

Publications: [ arXiv listing ] [ ADS library ] [ ORCID ]


Public Code Projects:
There are projects listed on my github page. These are some of the most-used public tools:
pyspeckit, a spectroscopic plotting and fitting tool written in Python
agpy, a collection of mostly standalone python and IDL codes.
The BGPS pipeline, the pipeline for the Bolocam Galactic Plane Survey (IDL)
casaradio Codes generated by the radio astronomers at my institution
aposoftware Reduction codes and observing scripts for the APO 3.5m telescope
astroquery Querying tools for catalogs and image archives
image_registration Image Registration tools in python (primarily using cross-correlation)
radio-astro-tools Tools for analyzing radio tools, especially data cubes
spectral-cube The specific tool for examining and manipulating spectral data cubes; a subset of radio-astro-tools
sdpy Single-dish OTF mapping reduction toolkit
FITS_tools Tools for regridding FITS files to match one another


Graduate and Undergraduate Students Supervised:
See Research Group