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Check out this new work from our grad student Imad Pasha!

New Paper out today from one of our grad students, Chris Lindsay! Read all about it in the the thread below:

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We thought we were family…

So proud to see my awesome former PhD student Yale Astronomy @yale Angelo Ricarte @harvardbhi Event Horizon 'Scope at this Q&A -

Priyamvada Natarajan Yale Astronomy Yale University @harvardbhi Event Horizon 'Scope And don’t forget the pet black hole!

Great new paper out today from one of our grad students, Tiger Lu

Come check out the Yale Astronomy booth at the Yale University undergrad academic fair! Thanks Robyn Lisone for setting up the table!

Check out Konstantin Gerbig’s work!

With Yasmeen Asali, Konstantin Gerbig, Zili Shen, and Aritra Ghosh I অরিত্র ঘোষ! A Standardized Framework for Collecting Graduate Student Input in Faculty Searches baas.aas.org/pub/2022i091

Interested in doing research with Yale Astronomy this summer? Applications for the Dorrit Hoffleit Undergraduate Astronomy Research Scholarship are due February 15th! (reference letters due March 1) Women and URM students strongly encouraged to apply ⭐️ astronomy.yale.edu/undergraduate-…

Celebrating the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. See tinyurl.com/34x47ez5 for the full story and related links. Yale Wright Laboratory, YaleQuantumInstitute, @YaleSEAS, Yale Astronomy, Department of MCDB, Yale MB&B, YaleGraduateWomenInPhysics+, Yale Women in Physics, Yale QBio

Paper Day!! Now on arXiv: Self-consistent spin, tidal & dynamical equations of motion in REBOUNDx. We walk through equilibrium tide theory, discuss implementation, and benchmark against analytic predictions & independent results. Check it out! 🧵 arxiv.org/abs/2303.00006

Tonight on the Arxiv. Our new paper about what studying oscillation waves in stars can (or can’t) tell us about their deep interiors. arxiv.org/abs/2304.06770

If you're curious about how many meteors you can see in your area given your location, the altitude of the Sun, the phase of the Moon, and your local light pollution, check out this tool, by Yale astronomy undergrad Anavi Uppal: meteoreo.streamlit.app

A great event last weekend at Flipped Science Fair: our volunteers presented their research in poster presentations and were judged by students! Thanks to all our volunteers and congratations to Yasmeen Asali for being voted best poster!