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That's our Event Horizon 'Scope member and Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian postdoc Paul Tiede (@ptiedeaststat) talking about Julia code for black hole imaging!

Every year when the NHFP symposium comes around - and it's now my last year :( - I'm just blown away by how good all the fellows are at effectively presenting their research, everyone's such a good speaker

The EHT has revealed the strong magnetic fields of the M87* black hole in a new light! An analysis of light in circular polarization supports earlier findings that the magnetic field near M87* is strong enough to occasionally stop the black hole from swallowing up nearby matter.

This simulation shows a black hole image in total intensity (or ‘normal’ light, left) and in circular polarization (right). The blue and red colors of the circular polarization movie correspond to light rotating clockwise and counterclockwise, respectively. Credit: Angelo Ricarte

In this version, the simulation frames are blurred to represent the limited resolution of the EHT, so it cannot resolve all details in the images. The EHT's resolution is set by its observing frequency and the diameter of the Earth-sized "mirror". Credit: Angelo Ricarte

This animation shows Faraday Conversion, occurring when linearly polarized light passes through a magnetized plasma, which "converts" some of the linear to circular polarization. This effect produces nearly all of the circular polarization around M87*. Credit: Ioannis Myserlis

The EHT is proud to announce outstanding member contributions in the 3rd annual EHT Early Career and Outstanding PhD Awards. We highlight the 14 awardees according to area of research, starting with PhD Awards: Alejandro Mus-Meijas, Boris Georgiev & Antonio Fuentes

The EHT is proud to announce outstanding member contributions in the 3rd annual EHT Early Career and Outstanding PhD Awards. We highlight the 14 awardees according to area of research, starting with PhD Awards: Daniel Palumbo, Henrik Muller and Nitika Yadlapalli Yurk

The EHT is proud to announce outstanding member contributions in Awards for 2023. We highlight the 14 awardees according to area of research, continuing with Early Career Awards for Operations: Kevin Koay, Cristina Romero-Cañizales, Sebastiano von Fellenberg and Wei Yu

The Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration is proud to announce outstanding member Awards for 2023. We highlight the 14 awardees according to area of research, continuing with Early Career Awards for Official Papers: Sara Issaoun, Ben Prather and Maciek Wielgus

The EHT is proud to announce outstanding member contributions in the Early Career, PhD Thesis & Special Merit Awards for 2023. We highlight the 14 awardees according to area of research, concluding with Special Merit: Kazi Rygl

A new EHT image of M87* shows that the black hole shadow is still there a year later! This new image is from our 2018 observations 🙏 #blackholes #M87blackhole

The Milky Way in Polarized Light at Multiple Wavelengths captured by Event Horizon Telescope (left), SOFIA Telescope (center) & ESA Planck (back) Credit: Dr. Sara Issaoun Event Horizon 'Scope

The gorgeous polarized image of Sgr A* is finally out! So so proud of this result, and leading this project alongside Angelo Ricarte the last two years has been quite the experience! Look at this beauty!!

Celebrating our favorite new spiral donut Sagittarius A* with stickers and crullers! Today has been a real whirlwind but it was such a joy to finally share our beautiful new Event Horizon 'Scope results with the world!

New EHT test observations have achieved the highest-resolution detections of black holes from Earth. #blackholes #EHT #eventhorizon 1/🧵 Image: Artist's impression showing radio signals from a distant galaxy detected by radio observatories worldwide. Credit: ESO/M. Kornmesser