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Cormac Larkin is listed as BSc Astronomy & BSc Physics Student at Armagh Observatory, a with 19 employees, based in Ireland. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Cormac Larkin.
Cormac Larkin previously worked as Undergraduate Researcher at Armagh Observatory and Commissioner of Internal & Educational Affairs at Sirius A (Study Association For Astronomy At The University Of Groningen). Cormac Larkin holds Bachelor'S Degree, Astronomy from University Of Groningen.
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Final year Astronomy and Physics double bachelor student with interests in massive stars, young stellar populations, spectral libraries, nuclear and astroparticle physics, and outreach.
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Armagh Observatory
I am an Undergraduate Researcher in the Stellar Astrophysics group in Armagh Observatory under the supervision of Dr. Jorick Vink (Armagh Observatory) and Dr. Venu Kalari (Gemini Observatory).My research focuses on finding main-sequence OB stars and evolved progeny through novel photometric data mining pipelines and fitting models to Spectral Energy Distributions created from mined data.
Responsible for ensuring the social and educational needs of Astronomy undergraduate andgraduate students were met in a friendly and inclusive environment. Established a weekly study club for first year students, coordinated the delivery of ∼ 30 exam preparation and skills development sessions, spearheaded development of the Nebula online study platform, principal organiser of a study trip to Cologne and Bonn (cancelled due to Covid-19).
Munich, Bavaria, Germany
Drafted press releases and image captions for the Education and Public Outreach department. Assisted with the preparation of a response to a United Nations Action Team report on space activities.
Senior team member with responsibility for overseeing the research procedures and methods employed in submissions to the Journal.
As the Managing Editor of the world's first and only peer-reviewed scientific journal written by and for young people for the 2016 term, my role was to ensure that each issue (published twice yearly) was delivered on time and to the high standard which is a trademark of the Young Scientists Journal.
Cork City
I was awarded a summer internship in the High Energy Astrophysics research group in the Department of Physics, UCC by Professor Paul Callanan for the months of June to August. My research was primarily focused on the optimisation of the SBIG AllSky-340 camera, on the photometry of Low Mass X-ray Binary star systems and on astronomy using the Faulkes Telescopes in Haleakalā Observatory, Hawaii and Siding Spring Observatory, Australia.
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Apostolos Christou
Colleague at Armagh ObservatoryBelfast Metropolitan Area, United Kingdom
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Elizabeth Mckearney
Colleague at Armagh ObservatoryBelfast Metropolitan Area, United Kingdom
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John Quinn
Colleague at Armagh ObservatoryUnited Kingdom
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Johnny Mcconville
Colleague at Armagh ObservatoryGreater Liverpool Area, United Kingdom
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Alison Neve
Colleague at Armagh ObservatoryBelfast Metropolitan Area, United Kingdom
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John Mcfarland
Colleague at Armagh ObservatoryBelfast Metropolitan Area, United Kingdom
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Thomas Watts
Colleague at Armagh ObservatoryBelfast Metropolitan Area, United Kingdom
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Götz Gräfener
Colleague at Armagh ObservatoryBelfast Metropolitan Area, United Kingdom
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Joe Copeland
Colleague at Armagh ObservatoryBelfast Metropolitan Area, United Kingdom
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Gerry Doyle
Colleague at Armagh ObservatoryArmagh, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
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Minor in Particle Physics. Thesis "Reduction and analysis of B star spectra for the X-Shooter Spectral Library"
Minor in Quantum Materials and Radiation. Thesis "An investigation of Aluminium-26 reaction rates and abundances"
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Cormac Larkin works for Armagh Observatory.
Cormac Larkin is listed as BSc Astronomy & BSc Physics Student at Armagh Observatory.
Cormac Larkin is based in Ireland while working with Armagh Observatory.
Cormac Larkin has worked for Armagh Observatory, Sirius A (Study Association For Astronomy At The University Of Groningen), European Southern Observatory, Young Scientists Journal, and University College Cork, Ireland (Ucc).
Cormac Larkin's colleagues at Armagh Observatory include Apostolos Christou, Elizabeth Mckearney, John Quinn, Johnny Mcconville, and Alison Neve.
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Cormac Larkin holds Bachelor'S Degree, Astronomy from University Of Groningen.
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