Honorable mentions:
* Vincent Icke with use of real 3D-flaps.
* Veronica Saz Ulibarrena with clear layout and honest conclusion 'this did not work as we thought'.
* Stefanie Brackenhoff for the use of emotions and more.
Akke Corporal (@IvS_KULeuven) searched for circumstellar discs around evolves post-AGB binary systems. First paper: https://t.co/ig8Wx79byL
More in preparation.
Stefanie Fijma (@uva_api) tries to unravel why binaries with a black hole differ so much from binaries with a neutron star. Paper submitted to MNRAS. Preprint: https://t.co/TQ43Q0vFkl
#NAC2022
Ecaterina Leonova (@uva_api) found some Lyman alpha lines in the early universe. The results support the theory that the first ionized bubbles formed in overdense regions.
Bharat Kumar Gehlot (@KapteynAstro) uses @LOFAR to search for the 21cm-line (hydrogen) in the very early universe. He compares it to finding a needle in a haystack. But after his presentation it more looks like finding a specific piece of hay in a haystack.
Henk Hoekstra (@UniLeiden) is looking forward to the launch of ESA's Euclid. "The data analysis is going to be complex, but we can cope with that. The only challenge now, is that we need a rocket" (since it was planned on a Russian Soyuz)