The scholarship database currently has 234 scholarship 1. 162 PhD 2. 120 MSc / MA 3. 24 BSc 4. 5 MBA Some scholarships overlap. I am certain you would find the scholarship you are searching from. A thread of useful resources for studying abroad

Royal Astronomical Society trivia: the Herschel Medal has been awarded to only 2 women in it's ~50yr lifetime. I'm so honoured to be the 2nd, following in the glass-ceiling shattering footsteps of Prof. Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell who won the Medal back in 1989. youtu.be/NDW9zKqvPJI

Woot! Our Main #SpacesUnleashed show on Tuesday evening has ☄️Ashley🔭Lindalía☄️ to chat about the solar system and the mysterious moon- Titan! Don’t miss it!!! Reminder link: 👇 x.com/i/spaces/1MYxN…

Here are some interview tips for US-based astro grad programs! (Source: my experience on grad interview committees at Caltech Astro a few years ago. Take with a grain of salt—all programs are different, and admissions committees change every year!) 🧵

As promised, here are some sample questions to ask at the end of a PhD program interview: - How do students get matched to advisors? Can students work with multiple advisors? Can students work with non-faculty (postdocs, staff scientists)?

Sur ce graphe, voici tout les gens ayant mentionné "JWST" dans un tweet le 25 et 26 Décembre 2021! L'analyse a déjà été faite en video, lien vers l'analyse de Astropierre et Whitney 🚀 dans le QRT. Et version HD en réponse ⬇️⬇️

This thread is for educators bc I am worried by how my students talk about their accommodations. Many are apologetic, many feel the need to convince me that they CAN do well and that they ARE smart. And all I can think is: what the fuck did you do to make them feel this way? 1/17

Women and young academics suffered most during pandemic asbmb.org/asbmb-today/ca…

Today, at 2 p.m. EST, #NASAWebb fired its onboard thrusters for nearly five minutes (297 seconds) to complete the final post-launch course correction to send Webb to L2. “Webb, welcome home!” said NASA Administrator Bill Nelson: go.nasa.gov/3fZR9eZ #UnfoldTheUniverse

Another milestone complete! ✅ Today's orbital insertion burn today was a success! #Webb has now arrived to its final orbit around the second Sun-Earth Lagrange point ("L2") around 1.5 million kilometres away (animation 👇). Details: blogs.nasa.gov/webb/2022/01/2… 📷: NASA Goddard

Life is very hard right now on so many fronts. If you’re in crisis, there are options available to help you cope. You can call the Suicide Prevention Lifeline at any time to speak to someone and get support. Confidential support is available 24/7 at 1-800-273-8255.

Remembering Dr. Ronald E. McNair along with the rest of the Challenger crew of STS-51L who perished 36 years ago today. Today, Im thinking about how grateful I am for Dr. McNairs legacy and how the program formed in his honor, the McNair program, is why I am where I am today.

george aumoithe That 1 in 555 stat, unfortunately, seems to be from March 2021 apmresearchlab.org/covid/deaths-b…

Today is the first day of Black history month. Many people/orgs will make a social media post, maybe have a little celebration, but I want to share some things you can do to ACTUALLY honor the sacrifices Black people have made and acknowledge the suffering we have experienced 🧵

what a lovely surprise this morning to walk into the Berkeley Physics building and find this gorgeous poster of my mentor and idol Dr. Nia Imara! Happy #BlackHistoryMonth indeed!! #BlackInPhysics

Top: women computers at JPL in 1953. Bottom: @LaurieofMars introducing herself to the lab today, as the first female director of JPL ❤️

The NSBP, Inc. #blackhistorymonth honoree for February 22, 2022 is Dr. Nia Amara. (ow.ly/YlPb50I0Iml) She is an astrophysicist, an assistant professor UC Santa Cruz and an accomplished artist. #BlacksInPhysics #BlacksInAstro #BlacksInSTEM #BHM2022 #blacklegacy #AmplifyBlackSTEM

It is my honor to announce that I have made history as the first black woman to receive a PhD in Physics from Georgia State University! During this journey I attained: BS MATH MS MATH MS PHYSICS MS Computer Science PhD Astrophysics

Exciting news! 🌟 Dr. Nia Imara, a trailblazing astrophysicist and artist, will be our guest speaker at the Annual Gathering in Philadelphia. Dr. Imara, the first Black woman to earn a PhD in astrophysics from UC Berkeley, is now a professor of astronomy at UC Santa Cruz.

The pioneering work of Clarke, Devoret, and Martinis showed that very cold electrical circuits behave in ways that exhibit fundamental principles of quantum physics. Building on this achievement, Devoret, Martinis, and many others are constructing quantum computers, powerful