M.L. M'Clure: Background


Education:

Research Experience:

  • 2006-2008, Postdoctoral Research Associate of C. W. Hellaby, University of Cape Town:
    created C code for the Metric of the Cosmos Project, obtained new white/black hole spacetimes
  • 2001-2005, Ph.D. thesis, Advised by C. C. Dyer, University of Toronto: Cosmological Black Holes as Models of Cosmological Inhomogeneities
    obtained new cosmological black hole solutions, used them to model shear in the universe's expansion
  • 2000-2002, DDO IVC Project (graduate student collaboration), University of Toronto:
    performed spectroscopy at David Dunlap Observatory, analysed spectra to constrain IVC distances
  • 2000-2001, M.Sc. project, Advised by C. C. Dyer, University of Toronto: Mapping the Anisotropy of the Hubble Constant
    developed C program to compute contour map of Hubble constant values on the sky
  • Summer 2000, Undergraduate Research Assistant of C. C. Dyer , University of Toronto:
    created C code for gravitational lensing problems, assisted in computation of a Swiss cheese universe
  • Summer 1999, Undergraduate Research Assistant of E. F. Milone, University of Calgary:
    modelled 8000 transit events for a project searching for planets in globular cluster 47 Tuc

Publications:

Funding:

  • I gratefully acknowledge funding I've received for my education and research from the National Research Foundation of South Africa, the UCT Cosmology Group, the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, the Alberta Heritage Scholarship Fund, the Province of Ontario, Zonta International, the Walter C. Sumner Foundation, the University of Toronto, the University of Calgary, the friends and colleagues of O. George Fritz, and the family of Art Sparrow.

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