my brother sends me pics of our cats daily so meet jin & ju

Check out our recent paper being highlighted in AAS Nova!

A little late but still very excited to share that I’ll be going to Caltech for my PhD in Planetary Science!!!! 🪐🥳 Still can’t believe this is really happening and I could never have done it without my amazing mentors, family, and friends!!! Incredibly grateful for them all! ❤️

my partner got vaccinated today and i am over the moon!!!!!!!!!! 🤩🤩

a year and 109 pages later 🤗

real photo of me one day post-thesis or my cat???

we turned in our theses a couple days ago! much love for you all! 🥂🥰

A few members of my group affiliated Caltech and UC Berkeley are organizing a cost-free, online introduction to astronomy research course geared towards undergrads w/ no previous research experience. Sign up here! github.com/howardisaacson…

graduating in three years is so bittersweet, but happy to have been a part of Wes Astro ❤️❤️

my first paper has somehow been cited twice now ?????

A 🧵 with resources for applying to PhDs in Astrophysics 👇👇👀 #AcademicChatter What resources do you recommend? 😊

paper day!!! arxiv.org/abs/2108.05358 me, Guðmundur Stefánsson, and many others pointed Palomar/WIRC and HPF at the young (23 Myr old) planets in the V1298 Tau system, hunting for metastable helium absorption. here's what we found (1/n)

hi friends, i’m on the job market this year! if you’re looking for a seminar speaker, i’d love to talk about my work on exoplanet atmospheric escape + other fun topics ☺️

It's paper day and my 3rd first-author paper is out! Overall this work serves as a continuation of the search for potential biosignatures but with a particular target LTT 1445 Ab and with Twinkle Paper Link: arxiv.org/abs/2209.12919 Here's the story (1/n)

I have two papers on the ArXiv today - if you're interested in how planet host star chemistry can tell us things about planet formation (like... planet engulfment... 😮🪐), read on! observations: arxiv.org/abs/2210.12121 modeling: arxiv.org/abs/2210.11679

How many grad students do you know who do amazing science in 2 fields, develop badass widely-used software, and mentor and advocate for multiple earlier career mentees? Such a pleasure to hear the incomparable Sarah Blunt, PhD 🍉 give her dissertation talk at #AAS241