Im tweeting up a storm with the hashtag #NAC2016 (and theres a more curated selection of tweets under the @_NAC2016 account). After fielding Twitter questions from a variety of organizers and participants, it seemed like a good idea to centralize and condense my advice. Each country has their own academic system and way of doing things, though there are some similarities. at: http://openastronomy.org/pyastro. The conference will include presentations, tutorials, unconference sessions, and coding sprints.
Not all jobs will be listed yet. Heres what you can do to make the most of the fleeting Dutch summer: Ive decided that I have the energy to channel my anger and frustration and sadness regarding the murder of Philando Castile and Alton Sterling (and the 604+ people of color who have been killed by the police in the US since January 1 2016) to do something about it. The series comes from a post here from this past May. @media screen and (max-width: 767px) { Im currently in Seattle at the Python in Astronomy 2016 workshop and wanted to post some notes and reference links for those of you who want to follow along with what were up to: Livestream and archived livestreams are recorded and posted by Dan Foreman-Mackey, A Google doc with a list of links to notes from all the presentations and unconference sessions, Zenodo page that will have presentations, notes, as Unproceedings (with a DOI for official citing). [CDATA[/* > Telecons are held approximately every two weeks on Mondays at 09:00 AM Mountain time, but this can fluctuate depending on holidays/conferences/etc. I've also started developing packages for the Julia programming language, including both astronomy packages and general purpose scientific packages.
The meeting is therefore not only aimed at current developers, but also users and educators who are interested in being involved in these efforts. I was asked by the LOC to be on my Twitter game throughout the conference, and Im really proud of the concerted effort made by everyone involved our conference hashtag #NAC2016 was even trending in the Netherlands for a while!! Best, Astrostatistics and Astroinformatics Portal. Site background: Photometry of star field HD 37605. Credit: Bruce Gary. Splurge on a double scoop. PhD Candidate, Univ.
I'm a core contributor to the AstroPy project, a community-developed astronomy library for Python.
My 3-post series on Twitter at academic astronomy conferences has concluded on the AstroBetter blog! . Least amount of effort, decent payoff. The next thing to think about is what kind of research you want to do, and take inspiration from what parts of your MSc youve enjoyed or found the most interesting. I find it wrong that the only diversity issue widely discussed in astronomy is sexism, when racism and white supremacy are so pervasive as well. Again, do your homework and read up on them before emailing them. Additionally, solidarity with gender minorities without solidarity with racial/ethnic minorities does not fully support colleagues with intersectional identities such as black women. See the Calendar below for the next telecon time. Tweet photos of colleagues with their posters (or even action shots of them explaining their poster to someone else). The Formal Aspects of Component Software (FACS) conference series targets research in formal approaches for distributed components and services. So, I want to spark the minds of the Twitter-averse and provide an access point for the Twitter-aware-but-not-active with some tips and recommendations in regards to conference tweeting. On behalf of the SOC: Monica Bobra (co-chair), Andrew Leonard (co-chair), Will Barnes, Clara Brasseur, Juan Luis Cano, Rebecca Lange, Sophie Murray, Designed by Elegant Themes | Powered by WordPress, Posted by Will Barnes | December 1, 2019 |, Tenure-Track Faculty Position in Theoretical Solar Physics at New Jersey Institute of Technology, EGU Session ST4.1: Space weather prediction of solar wind transients in the heliosphere. /* Header */ Please endorse this statement or issue a similar one. conference starts gearing up. /*-->
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This is where I recommend using the conference Twitter accounts curated feed it turns out that if your conference hashtag starts trending (. At the second meeting I was able to take a more active participation role, and I co-lead a tutorial on git and GitHub. [CDATA[/* >