Dr Stevie Curran - Experience

Work Experience

Since 2002 First Year Physics Lecturer
Tutor for GenS 4014 `Are We Alone?' and GenS 4001 `Astronomy'courses.
New South Global Fellow

2001 to 2002 Research Fellow in Cosmology at the University of New South Wales
2000 to 2001 Duty Astronomer at the Swedish ESO Sub-millimetre Telescope (SEST), La Silla Observatory, Chile
Twice Observatory Coordinator

1995 to 2000 Research/Teaching Assistant during graduate studies (Göteborg, Sweden)

1992 to 1995 Part time tuition in Mathematics and Physics, Glasgow and Manchester (during Masters degree)

1991 to 1992 British Aerospace MAL, Preston: Stress Engineer - calculating wing spar stresses, checking of finite element models

Observing Experience

Most of my observations have been taken with SEST in Chile, where I am now working and have spent many a Christmas. The observations (and proposals) I have been involved in are summarised here.

Check out the observatories Nobeyama Radio Observatory, The ATNF Observatories, The Green Bank Telescope (world's largest steerable telescope), The Lovell Telescope (another monster), La Silla Observatory, Onsala Space Observatory.

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Since 2002	First Year Physics Lecturer Tutor for GenS 4014 `Are We Alone?' and GenS 4001 `Astronomy'courses. New South Global Fellow
2001 to 2002	Research Fellow in Cosmology at the University of New South Wales
2000 to 2001	Duty Astronomer at the Swedish ESO Sub-millimetre Telescope (SEST), La Silla Observatory, Chile Twice Observatory Coordinator
1995 to 2000	Research/Teaching Assistant during graduate studies (Göteborg, Sweden)
1992 to 1995	Part time tuition in Mathematics and Physics, Glasgow and Manchester (during Masters degree)
1991 to 1992	British Aerospace MAL, Preston: Stress Engineer - calculating wing spar stresses, checking of finite element models