My current research interests include:-

• Cosmic Microwave Imager (CBI).  CMB polarization data reduction, calibration and analysis. Check out the latest results  (Readhead et al. 2004) including a 7-sigma detection of E-mode CMB power spectrum, published in Science. I am also using CBI data to characterize foreground Galactic emission.
• Planck. ESA/NASA space mission to map the CMB over a wide-range of frequencies. I am involved in the U.S. data analysis effort focussing on the determination and effects of diffuse Galactic foregrounds.
  
• Very Small Array (VSA). Check out the most recent total-intensity results from the VSA covering l=150-1500 (Dickinson et al. 2004). Galactic plane observations.
  
• CMB foregrounds. I work on several aspects of CMB foregrounds (template maps, foreground models, ISM studies; e.g. Dickinson et al. 2003; Banday et al. 2003; Davies et al. 2006).
• Interstellar Medium / Galaxy -> radio/microwave emission mechanisms in the ISM supplemented with radio and IR data (e.g. GBT, Spitzer).
  
• C-BASS. NSF funded project to survey the northern sky at 5GHz in total-intensity & polarization. This provide detailed models of the Galactic synchrotron radiation which will be a major foreground for future CMB polarization experiments.
  
• QUIET (Q/U Imaging ExperimenT). Dual experiment to measure and map the CMB in polarization at 40 / 90 GHz to unprecedented sensitivity (not funded as of yet).
• Other stuff! (HI cluster surveys, H-alpha imaging, Magellanic stream, radio source surveys, End-of-Reionization (EOR) and more if I had any time to spare!).