Looking for multiband gravitational-wave sources in #LISA data - a needle in a haystack problem! Shichao Wu presented a search for stellar origin binary black hole signals in LISA & next generation ground-based detectors (LISA+3G) with pyCBC. #GR26Amaldi16 Find out more: arxiv.org/abs/2506.01898

In honor of the 10th anniversary of observing gravitational waves, I assembled this little video showing the observations over time. Come give a listen to the sound of the Universe! www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7t8...

Fun gravitational-wave news! An neutron star - black hole merger was potentially just observed! ⚫⚪ The false alarm rate is ~ 1 per 25 years, so this will need further investigation. With luck, there may be electromagnetic emission from the collision. gracedb.ligo.org/superevents/...

Interested in a postdoctoral position helping to design the next-generation of US gravitational-wave observatories? There is still time to apply! Please consider doing so or share with someone who may be interested. www.sujobopps.com/postings/107...

We are hiring! Work on the design of the Open Control and Analysis Architecture for Cosmic Explorer, the U.S. next-generation gravitational-wave observatory. Candidates will be considered at the postdoctoral level or as research assistant professor with suitable experience. tinyurl.com/5n8t6n7y

Interested in the future of gravitational-wave astronomy? Cosmic Explorer, the proposed US 40 km gravitational-wave observatories will observe millions of compact-binary mergers throughout the Universe and cosmic time. CE will hopefully be joined by the Einstein Telescope and space-based LISA.

I guess all the scientists are moving over here? I don't really talk about much besides science. Look out for updates on gravitational waves from me and my fantastic students. We study neutron stars and black holes with LIGO and are building tools for Cosmic Explorer and LISA.

What if there are highly spinning solar-mass scale binaries? We report a search for gravitational waves from these unusual binaries, which might include unusual neutron stars, quark stars, hierarchical merger of primordial black holes, or other exotic scenarios. arxiv.org/abs/2308.16173