Anne Archibald

Senior Lecturer

Newcastle University
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Anne Archibald is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Newcastle, UK. Her research primarily focuses on gravitational waves and pulsar timing arrays, highlighted by her recent publications on the NANOGrav 15-year data set. Through her work, she investigates gravitational-wave memory, pulse profile variability, and timing noise parameters in pulsars.

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Paul T. Baker

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Chiara Mingarelli

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Bence Bécsy

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Dan Stinebring

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Rutger van Haasteren

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Deborah Good

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Joey Shapiro Key

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Laura Blecha

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Tingting Liu

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