Involved in multiple astronomical observation projects such as LOFAR and the Square Kilometer Array to study the early universe.
Research Experience
Sep 2024 - present: Professor in Astrostatistics at Imperial College London; Sep 2018 - Aug 2024: Reader in Astrostatistics at Imperial College London; Sep 2015 - Aug 2018: Senior Lecturer in Astrostatistics at Imperial College London; Oct 2011 - Aug 2015: Lecturer in Astrostatistics at Imperial College London; Hubble Fellow at Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.
Education
2002-2007: PhD in Physics from California Institute of Technology; 1998-2002: MSci in Natural Sciences from University of Cambridge; 2013-2014: PG Dip in University Learning and Teaching from Imperial College London; 2012-2013: PG Cert in University Learning and Teaching from Imperial College London.
Background
Research Interests: The astrophysical processes in the first billion years after the Big Bang, particularly the formation of the first generations of stars and galaxies. Fields: Astrophysics, Astronomical and Space Sciences.
Miscellany
Contact: Phone: 020 7594 7557; Email: j.pritchard@imperial.ac.uk; Office: 1018C, Blackett Laboratory, South Kensington Campus, United Kingdom