About Me


Hi, I'm Attila Juhasz, an astronomer, engineer, and explorer. I want to pursue a career that runs on and is propelled forward by curiosity. From observing supernovae through a telescope in my backyard to writing blogs about how photons experience time, wonder is what drives me.

+1 202 227 5166

juhasz20 [at] yahoo [dot] com

Bethesda, MD

Resume

Resume

Projects

Projects

My projects have involved machine learning, gravitational waves, and radio astronomy to study the universe. I've developed a radio telescope to map the Milky Way's 21 cm hydrogen line (1420 MHz) and coded machine learning programs to predict exoplanet habitability and classify gravitational waves.

Astrophotgraphy

NGC 6823

View a gallery of astrophotos I've taken that document my hobby's evolution over the years. Spanning from nebulae millions of light-years away to the Moon just in our cosmic backyard, my captures continue to explore what's beyond our crust.

Blog

Blogs

I created Galactic Bulletin my sophomore year of high school, consistently uploading blogs about anything relating to astronomy or physics that may spark my interest. I also author book reviews and share my reflections on the scientific ideas and discoveries they explore.