The last 6 weeks have been absolutely crammed because of the timing of JWST proposals and fellowships. I can't imagine how students without strong support networks can make it through.
1. Fall is a busy time for everyone, particularly junior folks. By putting the JWST deadline in Oct it ensures that graduating PhD students & postdocs must split their time between JWST and job apps. This is detrimental to their career and mental health
A thank you to all the co-authors on this paper, and special thanks to @smastrophysics and @ChannonVisscher for help running models and teaching me about all the chemistry that's happening under the hood.
Two weeks later, and we’re back again with another paper accepted and on arxiv! https://t.co/kZZmyNjCUJ
🧵 Join me, as I tell you A Tale of Two Molecules, the story of phosphine and carbon dioxide in atmospheric models. It was the best of climes, it was the worst of climes…
With JWST now in operation, the CO2 and PH3 features and the chemistry that drives them cannot be ignored. As we begin probing cooler exoplanets and determining C/O ratios, understanding CO2 chemistry and disentangling the CO2 and PH3 features will only become more important.