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Hi, I'm Dylan. I'm physics PhD candidate at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Although my degree is in plain physics, my research is primarily in computational astrophysics. I design and develop software algorithms to better understand the most violent and energetic explosions in the entire universe known as gamma-ray bursts.

Although my research is in astrophysics, most of my day-to-day consists of software development. Speaking of which, I'm also a software engineer for the world's second largest global robotic telescope network, Skynet, and for the R&D defense company Applied Research Associates.

Here you will find the documentation for a number of projects that I work on.

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