Postdoctoral Fellow
My main interests are in instrumentation and exoplanets. I am currently working on NRES, the Network of Robotic Echelle Spectographs; EXOFAST, a suite of exoplanet fitting routines for the public; and DEMONEX, a robotic telescope that monitors the known transiting planets. I am also a collaborator on KELT and MARVELS. For more information, see my CV.
As a graduate student at OSU, I created a BJD calculator, commissioned the MDM 4K, and helped commission the Large Binocular Camera. As an undergraduate at Boston University, I helped build PRISM, an optical multi-slit spectrograph.
I also like doing astrophotography.
You can see my publications on ADS or google scholar.
Jason no longer works at Las Cumbres Observatory.