Thin filaments in the tails of A2255, by DeRubeis+ (w/ myself, @jurjen93.bsky.social+) A2255 is known to be a "mess" (arxiv.org/abs/2006.04808). The new @LOFAR-VLBI images add further complexity in the system, this time revealing small-scale structures in its radio galaxies arxiv.org/abs/2505.13595

Having a great time at Chalmers university: giving a colloquium about ultra-deep sub-arcsecond imaging with LOFAR, attending the Fornax XXL workshop, celebrating Onsala observatory 75th birthday, and meeting a lot of great people! (And unlimited sun 🌞)

Happy to share that I successfully defended my PhD thesis last Friday. I would not have been able to complete my PhD journey without all the help and support from all my dear supervisors, colleagues, collaborators, and most importantly: friends and family ❤️

Had a great OSCARS AGM meeting in Rome, where we presented ways to implement FAIR practices in data pipelines across scientific domains.

Another exciting paper that I am thrilled to have contributed to landed on arxiv earlier this week: a review of the last decade of high resolution imaging with LOFAR! Head over there now to see how far we have come in just a decade and what exciting prospects lie ahead. arxiv.org/abs/2502.06946

Had yesterday the opportunity to tell people something about our Radio Universe in Pakhuis de Zwijger. 📡 The theme of the night was 'Zo praten wij nu eenmaal' (This is how we talk), where we were encouraged to speak up, in particular if you have a speech fluency difference, such as stuttering.