Very proud of the #jwst 'Signal in the Noise' workshop @lili-alderson.bsky.social and I organised together with @benrackham.bsky.social and Michael Radica (+ @afeinstein20.bsky.social who sadly couldn't join us) 🏰 We'll be sharing lessons learned soon so stay tuned! 🪐

Love astronomy, astrophysics, and science communication? Come join the Astrobites team! Applications due November 26th. 🔭✨☄️ astrobites.org/2025/10/31/a...

It's almost April (!), which means time is running out to apply for Signal in the Noise, a workshop at Ringberg Castle focused on understanding systematic and stellar noise in JWST transiting exoplanet data Find out more and apply: sites.google.com/view/jwst-ri... Deadline April 1st 23:59 EST

Introducing "Signal in the Noise: The Ringberg Workshop on JWST Exoplanet Observations"! Goals: Overcome the instrumental + astrophysical challenges we face when characterizing transiting exoplanet atmospheres with JWST App Deadline: April 1, 2025 sites.google.com/view/jwst-ri... 🔭⭐ #exoplanets

If you spend your time working on JWST observations of transiting exoplanets, and want to spend a week in a castle assessing systematics, the impact of stars and more then check out and apply to Signal in the Noise!

Delighted to announce that in September I will be joining Cornell University as a Klarman Fellow, where I will be continuing my research exploring exoplanet atmospheres with JWST and Hubble! 🪐🔭🌟 as.cornell.edu/news/twelve-...

Applications are open until Nov 30th! 🪐🔬⭐️

New partnership with APS! 🔭🧪 astrobites.org/2023/10/25/a...

Apply to write for us! Are you enthusiastic about science communication? Interested in developing your writing skills? Excited about joining a collaboration of over 100 astronomy grad students from around the world? We look forward to working with you ☺️ 🔭 astrobites.org/2023/10/21/a...

Excited to share the 1st direct evidence of quartz clouds in the atmosphere of a transiting #exoplanet! With #JWST MIRI we found nanoparticles of quartz, SiO2, causing a spike in the planet's spectrum at 8.6 micron unveiling the Oxygen locked in the clouds doi.org/10.3847/2041...

Always happy to see that Hubble is still making cool science happen 😎

somehow I have 6 overleaf tabs open and it's not proposal season yikes