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If you are at #AbSciCon24 and want to learn about surface water on planets around white dwarfs, I'll be giving a talk in session 302 on Wednesday! #AbSciCon

Looking forward to seeing everyone at #AbSciCon24 again in two years in Madison, WI!! By that point I should know all the local restaurants and have useful suggestions 😎

Proud moment for UW-Madison Astronomy! Our very own Prof. Thomas Beatty (Thomas Beatty) will be giving a PLENARY TALK at #AAS244 in just 1.5 weeks! Don't miss his insights on exoplanet atmospheres and habitability. Looking forward to seeing everyone there!! aas.org/meetings/aas24…

Everyone at #AAS244 this week, stop by the University of Wisconsin-Madison / Wisconsin Center for Origins Research (WiCOR) booth in the poster hall!! Get your own selfie with Bucky Badger, and pick up some stickers, enter a raffle for a WiCOR t-shirt, and grab other UW swag!!

The #AAS244 meeting is officially underway! Make sure you stop by booth #7 during the week to learn about IceCube Neutrino Observatory , HAWC Observatory , and CTAO ! #ExploreAstronomy

Also this week at #AAS244: a special edition of Astronomy on Tap - Wednesday June 12th at 7pm at the Chazen Art Museum! More info: astronomyontap.org/event/aotmadis… (and yes, the museum will be open so you can look at art during intermission!)

Exciting new result from Thomas Beatty on evolving (mass loss! migration!) planet GJ 3470 b - just the kinds of constraints we need to understand planet formation / evolution!!

TODAY at #AAS244 from 10:00am - 10:30am, stop by the exhibitor theater to hear about UW-Madison Astronomy and WiCOR!! There will also be a drawing for a brand-new, first-edition WiCOR t-shirt - so make sure to stop by if you're entered the raffle and see if you've won!

Congrats to this team led by Dr. Kate Grier (Beatty) on this exiting result!!

More exciting results from UW astronomers this week featured at #AAS244 !!

New exoplanet challenge: 1. Survive violent death of a star (w/your oceans intact) 2. Wait ~2 billion years 3. Shift your orbit *a lot* to stay warm & give astronomers ideal backlight for your beguiling atmosphere Fraught! But possible, says Juliette Becker news.wisc.edu/watery-planets…

Excited that this work by UF undergrad Meir Schochet is now complete (Meir is applying to graduate schools this fall)

Computing through ACCESS is how I completed a lot of my PhD work - if you have high computing need problems but not the resources to complete them, check out their resources & apply for HTC / HPC time!

Grad Students: Don't miss this opportunity to work on PhD-level astronomical research with IPAC scientists! The deadline to apply for the 2025 Visiting Graduate Student Fellowship (#VGSF) is this Friday, Aug. 16.⌚ See the full project list and apply at ipac.caltech.edu/page/graduate-…