Martin Ryba
Member since:
09 April 2009
Country:
United States
BOINC ID:
451200
Background
I have a Physics PhD from Princeton, where I researched millisecond pulsars under Joe Taylor. So, I'm thrilled to use my home computer to search for more pulsars.
I am also a proud longtime member of the Luxuriant Flowing Hair Club for Scientists.
Opinion
It's great to use the capability of volunteer computing to look for special needles in the haystack that otherwise would be missed; it's getting the biggest bang for the radiotelescope (and gravity wave detector) buck.
Statistics
Projects
| Name | Avg credit | Total credit |
|---|---|---|
| Cosmology@Home | 0 | 9.84M |
| MilkyWay@home | 0 | 50.3M |
| Asteroids@home | 5,637 | 910k |