Find your space: Dr Sarah Casewell
Dr Sarah Casewell is an STFC Ernest Rutherford Research Fellow & Lecturer at the University of Leicester. Sarah is an Observational Astronomer, where she goes around the world to use telescopes and take images and spectra of mainly stars and exoplanets. Sarah then analyses the data, looking at the images and finding out what these images might tell us about the stars.
"It's really an interesting time to get involved because there will be jobs within the space industry we don't even know we need yet, as the space ports launch, we are looking for more commercial satellites to be created and built at places around the country. It's a really exciting time to get involved."
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