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'''Scott Vaughn Burger''' (born June 9, 1988) is an American student of astrophysics and writer. He has been on the cutting-edge of scientific research in the [[Dark Energy Survey]] group at University College London and presented his research from North America to Europe. In addition to being a science editor for Wikipedia, he's written extensively for his undergraduate newspaper on the subject of science and society and won 2 awards for science writing from the American Physical Society.<ref>[http://www.spsnational.org/meetings/reports/2009/aps_april.pdf Fermi's First Results and the April Meeting of the American Physical Society]</ref> <ref>[http://www.spsnational.org/meetings/reports/2009/cosmo.pdf]</ref> |
'''Scott Vaughn Burger''' (born June 9, 1988) is an American student of astrophysics and writer. He has been on the cutting-edge of scientific research in the [[Dark Energy Survey]] group at University College London and presented his research from North America to Europe. In addition to being a science editor for Wikipedia, he's written extensively for his undergraduate newspaper on the subject of science and society and won 2 awards for science writing from the American Physical Society.<ref>[http://www.spsnational.org/meetings/reports/2009/aps_april.pdf Fermi's First Results and the April Meeting of the American Physical Society]</ref> <ref>[http://www.spsnational.org/meetings/reports/2009/cosmo.pdf COSMO '09: Where the Subatomic Meets the Extragalactic]</ref> |
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Scott Vaughn Burger | |
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Born | |
Nationality | American |
Citizenship | United States |
Alma mater | University College London Western Washington University |
Scientific career | |
Fields | Cosmology |
Academic advisors | Cristiano Sabiu Filipe Abdalla Kenneth Rines |
Scott Vaughn Burger (born June 9, 1988) is an American student of astrophysics and writer. He has been on the cutting-edge of scientific research in the Dark Energy Survey group at University College London and presented his research from North America to Europe. In addition to being a science editor for Wikipedia, he's written extensively for his undergraduate newspaper on the subject of science and society and won 2 awards for science writing from the American Physical Society.[1] [2]