The timing was amazing... half your figures just went onto my class slides for tomorrow :)

Happy to add you to the repo... email me

It's not public at the moment, but happy to share! Are you interested in doing something similar?

Nothing's perfect, so please let us know how we can improve Colossus-Web! There's a link to a feedback form at the bottom of the page. We aren't planning on a release paper at this time, so please RT if you enjoy the calculator and think it's relevant to your followers!

3) Advanced cosmological parameters: different dark energy models, relativistic species, etc. 4) Advanced calculations: correlation functions, peak height, etc. Power spectra can be calculated via fitting functions or using CAMB.

So what can Colossus-Web do? A few highlights: 1) Graphical interface: you can plot tons of cosmological functions and download the data to csv files. 2) Multiple cosmologies: you can compare as many pre-programmed cosmologies as you want, or create your own.

First of all, most of the credit goes to Erik Chou, a fantastically talented UMD undergraduate. He crushed this project, and you should (try to) hire him in '25! echou.notion.site/Erik-Chou-bb...

Need the age of the Universe at z = 5 but only got a phone? Wanna compute a correlation function without python? Fear not, for we are proudly presenting Colossus-Web, a powerful online cosmology calculator! colossus.astro.umd.edu More info in replies...

UMD astronomy is hiring! It's an open call, though we're particularly interested in observers this time. Feel free to message if you're interested and have questions, since I went through the process not that long ago. jobregister.aas.org/ad/2ac49c51