my last meeting as co-president of @wipac_cwru. i can honestly say this club changed my life for the better. co-leading (w/ Gemma Huai) taught me so much and deeply enriched my experience CWRU Physics. i’ll miss you guys a lot ❤️

OH YMG OD I JUST FIXED MY CODE OMG please clap

come hear about my beloved senior project at 12pm ET tomorrow!

Senior physics major Sofia Splawska received the Eva L. Pancoast Memorial Fellowship, which will fund her travel to St. Andrews, Scotland, to present her senior project, "Testing MOND Using the Vertical Dynamics of the Milky Way," @ the MOND40 conference in June. Congratulations!

doing some colorful makeup was the only thing that got me out of the house to study today :/

on my way to a 3 hour final after which i am DONE WITH UNDERGRAD!!!! CWRU Physics #cwru

As we learned at Case Western Reserve (where this experiment took place), there are two interpretations of this negative result: 1. There is no "ether" that light propagates through (the usual conclusion), or 2. The universe revolves around Case Western Reserve Univ.

starting my third polar expedition nonfiction book of this week, my addiction is spiraling out of control

classical music implies the existence of relativistic music

I'm sure there's a paper being posted to arXiv.org tonight that shows this is a natural expectation under LCDM cosmology.

Will miss CWRU Physics & CWRU Astronomy family so much! Very fortunate to be part of them. I wouldn’t make it through without support from my mentor, friends, professors, and my family! See you all in the future and best luck! Next up, phd at Caltech

day 1 of my first real-world conference done, wish me luck on my talk tomorrow! #MONDat40 @PhysAstroStAnd CWRU Physics

gave my talk; also, scotland!

Elena Asencio gave an excellent and very didactic talk about dwarf galaxies in the Fornax cluster. They look disturbed, but in LCDM should not be tidally disturbed. In contrast, they are expected to be disturbed in MOND because their tidal susceptibility is higher. #MONDat40

it’s so funny when you can see the “family resemblance” between a phd advisor and advisee in terms of behavior and vibes

Welcome to our incoming grad students! Can you tell them apart from two new staff members and 5 new faculty members?

clearly not using this app anymore but find me on bsky.app/profile/astros…!