Bea Baharier

Astrobiology & Planetary Geochemistry PhD student at @Astrobiology_OU 🐝🛸🌕

[Bea Baharier @AstrobioBea]

My first time contributing to the space community through the lens of ethics and governance.

#COSPAR2025 in Nicosia was a wonderful experience with great people, meaningful conversations and a really fun traditional Cyprus gala with some galactic punch 🔭👨‍🚀💫

[Eran Vos @Eranium_V]

New paper about Mars subsurface ice and how it affects the NPLD stratigraphy is finally out!!

https://t.co/guC6HixxF0

@norbertinhawaii @PlanetsAtWIS @jgrplanets

[Bea Baharier @AstrobioBea]

@smchartrand @NatureComms @NSERC_CRSNG Great work @smchartrand looking forward to reading it!

[Dr Ben Rider-Stokes @Briderstokes]

“The beginnings of the Solar System took place in chaos”

A recent blog on my @NatureAstronomy paper on #angrites 😊 Happy to see my work circulated in other countries! 🌍

https://t.co/R2lMuCGcW2

[Gordon Oz Osinski @drcrater]

Who wouldn't want to do a #PhD with the super cool title "Shocking details about the death of the dinosaurs from alkali feldspars" - check out this opportunity 👇

[Bea Baharier @AstrobioBea]

@ThomCheney @NorthumbriaLaw Sounds fascinating! Congratulations and good luck 💪

[PCE3 @PCE3_Sci]

The next episode of the PCE3 Seminar series is this week!
Tune in to hear about Oceans and Origins with Jessica Weber and Katherine Dzurilla from the JPL.

[BES Policy @BESPolicy]

The BES POST Fellowship is a fantastic opportunity for a PhD student at a UK university to gain an insider’s view of how Parliament works by working with the Parliamentary Office of Science & Technology
Find out more⬇️
https://t.co/aqM5lol9yi

[Guardian Universities @GdnUniversities]

From fleeing Hitler to Mars: the scientist who changed space travel https://t.co/ppukzZCDz7

[Planetary Science Institute (PSI) @planetarysci]

The guest speaker is @DrFunkySpoon!

[Strange New Worlds: A Science & Star Trek Podcast @scienceoftrek]

Get your tricorders ready, because on the next @scienceoftrek, JPL astrobiologist Dr. @ScottPerl joins us to talk about the science of biosignatures! 🦠🎙🖖

[nature @Nature]

Researchers are much more likely than the general population to experience depression and anxiety. And recent studies suggest that scientists’ mental-health struggles are a direct result of a toxic research culture https://t.co/u8jGixSH1z

[European Astrobiology Institute @EAIastrobiology]

EAI Summer school “Volcanism, Plate Tectonics, Hydrothermal vents and life”, Angra do Heroismo, Azores, Portugal, 11 – 21 October 2023
The deadline for applications is July 1st, 2023. Please check the website:

https://t.co/JohTa4WV4o

for further info. See you at the Azores!

[Paul Bown @paulbown]

UCL Micropalaeontology (nannofossils) Research Fellow position available, to work on @NERC-science project ‘The evolution of Chalk Sea ecosystems: biodiversity, resilience and ecological function in a warming world’. Deadline 21 June 2023. @ES_UCL https://t.co/5L3JQmFgfe

[OoLEN @oolen_org]

Our upcoming network meeting will feature Silvana Pinna and Cyrille Jeancolas, who will discuss career paths after the PhD!

Members be sure to tune in at 4PM UTC on June 1st! (London 5PM, New York 12PM, Tokyo 1AM)

See you there! #OoL #originoflife #oolen

[Bea Baharier @AstrobioBea]

@ThomCheney @Astrobiology_OU Sounds interesting, I would be keen to read that blog!🤓

[Astrobiology Buzz 🌈🌎✨🔭🚀👽🧬🌿 @astrobiobuzz]

Don't forget to see the next episode of #AskAstrobio with Dr. Mary Droser who studies diversity of life from Ediacaran period (began 635M years ago). For how long were they around? Watch live stream to know the answer.
Thanking @NASAAstrobio and @BlueMarbleSpace
#astrobiology

[The Open University: School of Physical Sciences @OU_SPS]

You can hear more from Ben about his research in the following video.
Insight into the formation and migration of Jupiter https://t.co/Ot2gzqcsZt

[Dr Ben Rider-Stokes @Briderstokes]

Short video in the @ou_emsuite at the Open University on our recent paper 😊

[Prof Sophie Nixon @SophieLNixon]

Publish negative results!

Proving a null hypothesis advances science as much (sometimes more) than positive results.

Very proud of this work, in collab with @Scripps_Ocean, with support from @deepcarb and @NERCscience, published by @MicrobioSoc

https://t.co/lPgCRLLUSj