Today the LIGO/Virgo/KAGRA Collaborations released our fifth catalogue of Gravitational Wave Transients. This is extra exciting for us here at @unlv.edu as the flagship publication (dcc.ligo.org/LIGO-P260015...) was led by Leo Tsukada, a postdoctoral research fellow at the @ncfa.bsky.social.

A really nice Astrobites article about our recent discovery of two really interesting black hole binaries observed with @ligo.org and @egovirgo.bsky.social!

A universal mystery 🪐 Recently published research co-authored by UNLV astrophysicist Carl-Johan Haster gives insight into black holes and fundamental physics. #UniversityResearch #Science #Physics #Astrophysics www.unlv.edu/news/release...

New paper from @ligo.org, @egovirgo.bsky.social and KAGRA announcing the observation of a pair of Binary Black Holes, with big implications for their formation history as well as big impact on our understanding of fundamental physics in our Universe. Contributions from NCfA member Cael Haster.

Exciting new steps towards more multimessenger astrophysical observations! Congratulations to NCfA members Carl-Johan Haster and Leo Tsukada! @unlv.edu

A new paper led by NCfA grad student Jiaming Zhuge providing a new constraint of the Hubble constant using only observations of well-localized Fast Radio bursts. arxiv.org/abs/2508.05161

On the second day of the @apsphysics.bsky.social #APSSummit25, @ncfa.bsky.social postdoc Marios Kalomenopoulos ( @unlv.edu ) presents results on measuring global correlations in the observed population of binary black hole systems.

At this year's #APSSummit25 by @apsphysics.bsky.social in Anaheim, Leo Tsukada (@ncfa.bsky.social Fellow @unlv.edu ) presents a method for doing a targeted GW search using the gstlal pipeline.

Back from lunch on the second day of the NCfA symposium, Shri Kulkarni ( @caltech.edu ) tells the story of the Zwicky Transient Facility: A Discovery Engine

Starting our second symposium day is Michael Coughlin (University of Minnesota) discussing what is new in GW searches, and how is that important for MMA science.

Conference banquet with the proper NCfA touch!

The first talk in the Monday afternoon session of the NCfA MMA symposium is given by Kohta Murase ( @pennstateuniv.bsky.social) about multimessenger emission from the primary sources of high-energy cosmic neutrinos.

The first talk at the 2025 NCfA Multimessenger Symposium is by Marcos Santander about an overview of current neutrino astrophysics