RAS day meeting on FRIDAY this week. We've got a great day of talks about multi-tracer views of galaxies in the first few billion years! Join us in London or online, details here: https://t.co/HOiwB1POoC
A huge amount of work goes into building a cycling community, bravo Anna! Station South Cycling Club is awesome (I am biased), join us if you're Manchester way
I find it mind boggling that we can measure merging supermassive black holes in distant galaxies using pulsars in own galaxy! So much cool physics here.
T ➖ 3⃣ days to targeted launch day 🚀
Here's what to expect on 1 July:
📺 16:30–18:10 #ESAWebTV programme
🚀 17:11 Lift off
🛰️ 17:53 Separation
📡 17:57 Earliest time to acquire Euclid’s signal
ℹ️ More info on how to follow the launch https://t.co/lI1ogWYHlP
@Emma_Alexander@Astro_Jonny I can certainly talk about Euclid, however I am "directly involved in the mission" so may not be what you're looking for @Astro_Jonny
Despite having the best data ever, our field is now celebrating writing papers in a few days?? Meanwhile these paper sit in the referee inbox for months and people cannot keep up with the arXiv. And then we dare talk about mental health / worklife balance to the young folks??
Are cycle paths not generally gritted @SustransNorth@OfficialTfGM ? The Fallowfield Loop in Manchester, a popular cycling route, was treacherous this morning. I saw one guy who'd had a nasty fall on the ice by Sainsbury's and was waiting for an ambulance - not good.
We held our annual JBCA science internal symposium @skao a few weeks ago. It was our first fully in-person meeting since 2019. Great to see the wide breadth of research our groups are conducting. Already looking forward to 2023! Photo courtesy @aj_h
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.
(2/2) I’ve not led a rapid JWST paper, and spending my time clearing up the mess of those who have would make it harder for me to publish full stop. I operate a 1 in 1 out policy for articles, so I’m now saying no.
I’ve had 3 requests to referee papers since JWST data dropped. A hidden cost of all these early look papers written in the space of weeks. With the long author lists on a lot of these works it must be hard to find referees (1/2)