Tyler recently accepted a post-doc position at University of Exeter, where he will be working in the group of Stefan Kraus. Tyler will lead data analysis and science preparation for the BIFROST instrument, a short-wavelength, high-spectral resolution instrument planned to be commissioned at ESO’s VLTI. Tyler will help carry out large surveys on young stars, binaries, and planet-host stars to advance our understanding of star and planet formation. He will also stay engaged with CHARA, using instruments such as MIRCX and MYSTIC for similar science surveys.