Irene Bonati

Research Partnership Lead at SURF | PhD @ELSI_origins | 🍜 | 🇮🇹 in 🇳🇱| she/her

[Qian Yuan @qianyuan_geo]

First-ever: We've identified a new astronomical object, 'Buried Planet', using SEISMOLOGY, rather than telescopes. It's a survivor of Theia, the planet that collided with Earth 4.5 billion years ago to form our Moon. See our @Nature cover paper: https://t.co/ILvMStRA4V

[ASTRON @ASTRON_NL]

🌟 Seeking Bell Burnell Postdoc Fellowship candidates, honouring Dame Susan Jocelyn Bell Burnell, pulsar discoverer & radio astronomy pioneer. Join our mission for equity in science! Apply & become part of radio astronomy legacy.📡#BellBurnellFellowship 🌌 https://t.co/VlDiryk3ed

[OHBM Sustainability & Environment Action @OhbmEnvironment]

Delighted to announce our paper ‘How can we reduce the climate costs of @OHBM?’ 🧠✈️🌍 We calculated the carbon footprint of society meetings, and how we can reduce this, from meeting in multiple geographies, to carefully choosing our host city 1/10
https://t.co/mLPRGOkqVQ

[Dr. Iris van Zelst @iris_van_zelst]

Science Sisters is back with a new season! 🙌🏻Watch the trailer now! 🤩
👉🏻https://t.co/yVxx4AErgP

Get ready for episodes on postdoc despair, astronaut training, the woes of publishing, and more! 😀

[ASTRON @ASTRON_NL]

We found evidence for ultra-low-frequency gravitational waves, with other collaborations @CSIRO_ATNF @ARC_OzGRav @NANOGRAV and CPTA independently reporting on similar results.
Read more at https://t.co/uUar0aXPQd

[Fabio Crameri @fcrameri]

Scientific colour maps 8.0

https://t.co/ePG4rAY1tK

#useBatlow
#ScientificVisualisation #visualisation #Science #ColourPalette #DataVis #GraphicDesign
#OpenSource #Accessibility #Colour #AcademicCommunityContribution #ACC
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[Irene Bonati @IreneBonati]

Traditional song and dance ensemble KORTOWO performance at the @LOFAR Family Meeting! #lfm23

[Bartosz Dabrowski @RaPtajl]

LOFAR Family Meeting 2023, Olsztyn, Poland #lfm23

[Joe Callingham @AstroJoeC]

The #lfm23 kicks off with Roberto Pizzo detailing all the big changes that have happened in the operations of @LOFAR

[STELLAR_H2020 @STELLAR_H2020]

The #LOFAR Science School has started! This week, 15 undergraduate and graduate students from Bulgaria and the region will learn about radio astronomy with LOFAR in Sofia. #radioastronomy

[European Geosciences Union @EuroGeosciences]

What's it like to juggle parenting and caring responsibilities with a science career? And how do caring responsibilities prevent academics from networking? Geophysicist and graphic designer @fcrameri shares his takeaways from EGU23.

Read more here: https://t.co/v9blxNJkl7

[Low Frequency Array @LOFAR]

We have created an animation to better explain how LOFAR works.
https://t.co/6P97vOWKMY

[Dr Robin George Andrews 🌋☄️ @SquigglyVolcano]

NEW: Since Soviet probes revealed Venus as a volcanic world, scientists have hoped to see one erupt—and confirm it's more Earth-like than it seems.

Future missions were set to find one. A long-dead NASA spacecraft just beat them to it.🤯

Me, for @NatGeo https://t.co/KyBFvDdyvt

[Irene Bonati @IreneBonati]

@Astroandrea Congrats Andrea!! Looking forward to hearing more once you start :)

[Sarah Kendrew @sarahkendrew]

My somewhat cynical take on bullies in academia is that they’re a feature, not a bug. I touched on this with an earlier tweet, but the qualities we commonly associate with “top scientist” in academia are extremely present in the kinds of people who bully others.

[Earth-Life Science Institute (ELSI) 地球生命研究所 @ELSI_origins]

The path to becoming an astrobiologist is not a straightforward one - the lunar astrobiology society, a student run initiative, just launched a website with astrobiology resources: https://t.co/GF5t1jPdtl

[Tony Z. Jia @t_z_jia]

@ELSI_origins research highlight about our @abgradcon paper on organizing and executing virtual #AbGradCon2021 in @CUP_SciEng #IntJAstro!

https://t.co/xmtRQ8aEXd

[Tessa Davis @TessaRDavis]

10 amazing websites that cost you nothing, but will save you hundreds of hours of your life:

[Jia-Bin Huang @jbhuang0604]

How to work with your advisor(s)?

Working effectively with your advisor is the no doubt the key to success of your research! However, junior grad students often don't have a clear idea on how to do so.

Sharing some tips that I found useful. 👇

[Tony Z. Jia @t_z_jia]

Here's our paper on #AbGradCon2021, hosted by @ELSI_origins, where we recap the conference, describe the unique organizational steps, and discuss what we learned about international/interdisciplinary collaboration and virtual meeting organization!

https://t.co/cKIEQdFm6Y