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The last major conference on bars in galaxies was 10 years ago, so you don't want to miss this! Submit your abstract by tomorrow at galacticbars2023.com Galactic bars: driving and decoding galaxy evolution 3 - 7 July, 2023, in Granada #galbars23

I had the privilege of giving a talk to an enthusiastic group of astronomers at CMHASD 💫. We had thoughtful questions about the relations between barred galaxies, their metallicity, and their dark matter distribution.

A great two days building relationships with researchers from a broad range of disciplines. Paul Stafford shared the concepts of effectuation and provided us with the resources to reflect on our personal motivators and skill set. Very proud of the group for winning ✨

I'm thrilled to have received first place in the Durham Researcher Poster Competition 2023😁 The purpose of the competition was to communicate your research to non-specialists, which was a fun and refreshing task. I also really enjoyed viewing posters from many other disciplines.

A very successful week in #Granada at #galbars23!! Some very exciting work happening in the bar space and it was great to have most of the Durham galaxy dynamics group together. I received very encouraging praise for my first talk at a conference 🎉

I am excited to share the publication of my first Royal Astronomical Society Techniques and Instrumentation paper with Martin Elvis on assessing lunar far-side sites for a radio interferometer. doi.org/10.1093/rasti/… #moon #RASTI

A special week in the life of an astrophysicist: great memories from Dr Becky Smethurst at the #galbars23 conference in Granada 😍 galactic bars are the best!! youtu.be/t8HPczb2v1E

Bars in disc galaxies are abundant in the local Universe but decrease with redshift. For the first time, we observed the fraction of bars in disc galaxies beyond redshift 2 using JWST and found the fraction to be 3 times greater than the HST bar fraction. arxiv.org/abs/2309.10038

Our paper on the optical morphologies of galaxies up to z~6.5 through visual classifications in CEERS is now published in ApJ. The NIR/IR JWST capabilities reveal that the structure of these galaxies have a lot in common to the ones in our local universe.

This month I was invited to join a colleague in La Palma for an observation trip. A surreal and extraordinary experience with the bonus of some clear nights to get some spectroscopic data of barred galaxies using the Isaac Newton Telescope 🪐 #INT #astronomy #observatory

Are you an early career researcher interested in bars (galactic ones✨)? Then there's a Heraeus-EAS workshop in September 2024 just for you! Deadline to apply is 30th of April (selected applicants will have their local expenses fully covered!): indico.ph.tum.de/event/7498/

.Zoe Le Conte and fellow Durham Physics astronomers used the James #Webb Space Telescope to look back more than ten billion years in time and saw that the #Universe’s early #galaxies developed much faster than previously thought! 👉 brnw.ch/21wJ7to Dark Matters

It's paper day! My first PhD paper is published today with MNRAS RAS Journals. I am so proud and grateful for the opportunities created by this research. You can read it here: academic.oup.com/mnras/article/…

Listen to Durham Physics PhD #astronomy researcher Zoe Le Conte talking to BBC Radio 4 Today about an international research project she led which could change our understanding of #galaxy evolution in the early #Universe 👉 (at 50:01) brnw.ch/21wJ8lp

So cool to hear Zoe Le Conte on BBC Radio 4 talking about our paper published today on RAS Journals! 😃 Star bars are all the rage! durham.ac.uk/news-events/la… with Leonardo Ferreira Christopher Conselice Camila Esperança Taehyun Kim Justus Neumann Francesca Fragkoudi Lia Athanassoula and Dr. Nathan Adams

Aurora from Durham! Just beautiful

Day 2 of RAS NAM - Hull 2024 started off with a great ECR careers panel with 🪐Dr Sheila Kanani🪐 Threads @saturnsheila from the RAS Journals, followed by Elizaveta’s talk on galactic morphologies in the #MilkyWay session #nam24

Wonderful time celebrating incredible achievements in astronomy and geophysics at the Royal Astronomical Society awards dinner RAS NAM - Hull 2024. Congratulations to Leah for winning the Fowler Award and giving a beautiful speech 💫📡 #NAM2024 #RAS

A major milestone today - so proud of my ✨FORMER✨ PhD student - now Dr. James Petley! James Petley