Jonathan Pober
Associate Professor
Education
- Ph.D. (2013) • Astrophysics • University of California, Berkeley
- M.A. (2010) • Astrophysics • University of California, Berkeley
- M.Phil. (2008) • Physics • University of Cambridge
- B.S. (2007) • Physics, Astronomy, & Philosophy • Haverford College
Current Position
- Assistant Professor at Brown University, Department of Physics
- Leading a research group focused on both ground and space-based “21 cm cosmology,” teaching and mentoring students and early career researchers.
A partial image of the surface of the far side of the moon.
Technology Interests
- Software for precision simulation and analysis of low-frequency radio interferometry data
- Digital signal processing instrumentation for radio astronomy with 1-part-in-10^5+ spectral precision
- Mass antenna fabrication technology for remote lunar surface deployment
- Reducing electromagnetic interference and preserving the radio-quiet Shielded Zone of the Moon
Goals and Aspirations
- Developing new techniques and technologies for advancing fundamental physics and cosmology with low-frequency radio astronomy
- Building scientific software that represents the best practices of transparency, reproducibility, and sustainability
- Training the next generation of student leaders in science and technology
- Creating a scientific community that embraces diversity and is safe and welcoming for all members