ERES

Emerging Researchers in Exoplanet Science (ERES) series gives early-career scientists a chance to present their research and network with peers. #eres2023

[ERES @ERESsym]

This year’s emerging researchers in exoplanet science symposium is at Cornell University from July 10-12th! Abstracts and registration are due April 12. Visit our site for more info!
https://t.co/5OIb1Ef4zt

[ERES @ERESsym]

Reminder that today is the last day to submit an abstract for Eres 2024! Visit the link in our bio to register

[ERES @ERESsym]

Don't miss out on the opportunity to be part of the #ERES Symposium! Register before the February 28th deadline to explore the latest discoveries and insights in planetary science and exoplanet research.
https://t.co/8dsDk3EyNT

[ERES @ERESsym]

We’re excited to announce the 6th emerging researchers in exoplanet symposium to be held June 19-20, 2023 at Yale! 🔭✨☄️
Register and submit your abstract by *Feb 28*. There is NO registration fee! Travel support is available for early career researchers!

[ERES @ERESsym]

We’re excited to announce the 6th emerging researchers in exoplanet symposium to be held June 19-20, 2023 at Yale! 🔭✨☄️
Register and submit your abstract by *Feb 28*. There is NO registration fee! Travel support is available for early career researchers!

[ERES @ERESsym]

And that's a wrap to the 2 day symposium! Thank you everyone who participated and helped make this such a productive event. #ERES2022

[ERES @ERESsym]

Poster discussion in play! #ERES2022

[ERES @ERESsym]

Ready to welcome folks in here! #ERES2022

[Ben Hord @benhord]

I’ll be kicking off #eres2022 tomorrow morning with my talk on WASP-132 c, a new planetary companion to a hot Jupiter! Come learn what makes some hot Jupiters are lonely and others not!

[ERES @ERESsym]

A reminder that April 15th is the last day to submit your abstract and apply for travel support. We're looking forward to seeing you this summer!

[ERES @ERESsym]

📢ERES will be back at Penn State on August 1 & 2, 2022📢! The conference will be in-person, with partial hybrid options. Early career exoplanet scientists are especially encouraged to apply! 🪐Abstract & travel support deadline is April 15. Details here: https://t.co/h0NpCjDG7o

[ERES @ERESsym]

This is the *correct* pronunciation!

[Pete Smith, Space Wizard Candidate @ExoplanetPete]

eres being pronounced ee-rez has turned my life upside down

[ERES @ERESsym]

📢ERES will be back at Penn State on August 1 & 2, 2022📢! The conference will be in-person, with partial hybrid options. Early career exoplanet scientists are especially encouraged to apply! 🪐Abstract & travel support deadline is April 15. Details here: https://t.co/h0NpCjDG7o

[ERES @ERESsym]

@astrodewy Still up in the air! There will be an announcement when we have a confirmed location.

[Carl Sagan Institute @CSInst]

The Emerging Researchers in #Exoplanet Science (ERES, @ERESsym) conference was held from May 24-26 2021 & ended today.

We hosted ERES in 2019 & hope to host again in a few years.

Here are some of the highlights from our fellows at #eres2021:
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[Guðmundur Stefánsson @gummiks]

Thanks all for an awesome #eres2021 conference ! Was really awesome to see all the amazing talks, posters and interact with so many of you !

[ERES @ERESsym]

That's a wrap for #eres2021!!! Thank you all SO MUCH for such a lovely conference!

Hope to see you all in person in 2022 😃

[Jennifer Greco @astrogrecoj]

Great outreach advice from #eres2021: Find something you are really excited to talk about, and use that passion, energy, and excitement when you talk about it. It will make everyone else excited about it too.

[ERES @ERESsym]

@kerockcliffe Follow your dreams

[Jennifer Greco @astrogrecoj]

Cool things I learned about at #eres2021 today: https://t.co/TJrtWxXkVp

[Jennifer Greco @astrogrecoj]

More great advice about public engagement from #ERES2021:
Make sure you know who you are talking to, and write your content at the right level for your audience

[Jennifer Greco @astrogrecoj]

Great advice from the Public Engagement Panel at #eres2021:
-it IS possible to invest in both doing outreach and doing your research, and both are important
-Use outreach as an opportunity to talk about your research, it will help you become better at communicating your research