Samuel Grunblatt is an assistant professor in Physics and Astronomy at the University of Alabama and a planet hunter/asteroseismologist with a decade of experience bridging academic research and data-driven roles. He has led observational and analysis projects from NASA K2 exoplanet surveys to asteroseismic characterization of red giants, and developed Gaussian process noise models and helioseismology pipelines. His recent positions span research scientist roles at Johns Hopkins and fellowships at the American Museum of Natural History and Simons Foundation, now complemented by a Head of Data role at hominin.ai. Samuel combines deep astrophysics expertise with practical data leadership, applying rigorous statistical methods to both stellar physics and exoplanet detection. Based in Tuscaloosa, he brings a rare mix of hands-on instrumentation/analysis experience and software-savvy modeling that accelerates discovery from noisy time-series data.
10 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Diploma, Diploma at Kingston High School
B.A, Astrophysics, B.A, Astrophysics at Columbia University
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Astronomy and Astrophysics, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Astronomy and Astrophysics at University of Hawaii at Manoa
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Samuel Grunblatt - Assistant Professor at hominin.ai