Adrian Glauser

[Joël Mesot @Joel_Mesot]

What an exciting moment for #science to see the very first picture sent from the James Webb telescope looking into the past of the #universe. Congrats to @ETH_physics researcher @adiglauser who has contributed in multiple ways to the #Webb @NASAWebb, via https://t.co/Icrva0SpBf

[ETH Physics @ETH_physics]

"Have there been also emotions when you saw the image?" — "Absolutely."

A busy day for @ETH_physics astronomer Adrian Glauser @adiglauser today, starting with an interview as the 'morning guest' on Swiss national radio @SFR. (In German)

https://t.co/3Y0Z85zQMy

[Universität Bern @unibern]

(3/3) Join @ISSIBern’s special webinar today, 15h CEST (9h EDT) for the presentation of the 1st images from #JWST, and learn more about the Swiss contribution and science with the #JWST. 🇨🇭🤝🔭
https://t.co/AKZW3vcXIN

@adiglauser
@ETH @ETH_en

[ETH Zürich @ETH]

Adrian Glauser, Forscher am Institut für #Teilchenphysik und #Astrophysik @ETH_physics, arbeitet am neuen #Weltraumteleskop #JamesWebb, das demnächst ins All starten soll. https://t.co/P7fXZ4aiNH

[European Space Agency @esa]

The @NASA/@esa/@csa_asc James Webb Space Telescope completes testing and prepares for the trip to the launch site at Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana.

Details: https://t.co/HlpbOEPWka

#WebbSeesFarther #WebbFliesAriane #JWST

[ETH Physics @ETH_physics]

.@ELT_METIS, the powerful imager and spectrograph for the @ESO Extremely Large Telescope (ELT), has passed its Preliminary Design Review.

@ETH_en researchers have leading roles in the project and provide a major hardware contribution.

Image: @ESO

https://t.co/xUHX4CYgKv

[LIFE Space Mission @LIFE_Telescope]

Super excited for my big day tomorrow: a virtual mini-workshop introducing myself to colleagues from all over the world. Still time for you to register: https://t.co/trsWlbvlI3 . See you tomorrow and follow our hashtag #miniLIFE2020.

#exoplanets #astrobiology

[ETH Physics @ETH_physics]

During the #Diavolezza Astrowoche, BSc students @ETH_physics hone their observational skills.

This new video of Adrian Glauser, senior research associate in the group of Sascha Quanz, gives impressions of learning at 3000 m above sea level.

https://t.co/6uhtmEtFpz

[Physical Review Letters @PhysRevLett]

Observation of gravitational waves from a binary black hole merger
https://t.co/HU57kg7qix

[Michael Nielsen @michael_nielsen]

The abstract of LIGO's gravitational wave paper: