Astrophysics PhD student at the University of Sydney
Joined July 2022
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As well as presenting at the #IAUGA2024, I was lucky enough to be part of the @futuremeetings work led by @cosmicpudding exploring hybrid access at large scale. Check out our write up now in @NatureAstronomy! 👀💫
Did you know the @IAU_org #IAUGA2024 was a chance to test #hybrid technology at a large scale?
A recent comment in @NatureAstronomy, led by our astronomer @cosmicpudding, explores successes and challenges of the hybrid #conference model: nature.com/articles/s41550-0… @astronomy2024
Today I got to spend some quality time with @Astro_Sanne for the first time at #LINO24! (Thanks @AstroJoeC for putting us in touch online first.) We both got to ask Prof. Dr. Didier Queloz about his pioneering work in exoplanet science. And yes, everyone got a koala🪐🤩🐨
So excited that we're finally here at #LINO24 meeting dozens of inspiring scientists from PhD students right through to Nobel Laureates 🥳🛰️
🗓️Day 1 of #LINO24 (the 73rd Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting) and the Aussies all managed to snag some great seats for the opening ceremony where we heard from [Lindau Nobel Council President] Countess Bettina Bernadotte, the Ensemble of the Vienna Philharmonic and Nobel laureate Prof Donna Strickland—the third woman ever to receive the @NobelPrize—to name but a few! — @SarahNBradbury
Photo 1 (L-R): Dr Eugene Sachkou, Ms Grace Tabi, Ms Sarah Bradbury, Mr Mark Watson, Ms Emily Kerrison, Mr Simon Weng and Dr Duy Nguyen. #LINO24
Photo 2. Countess Bettina Bernadotte.
ALT A group of attendees smiling and sitting at a conference hall during an event, some holding branded swag bags.
ALT Two people engaged in a conversation at an event, standing in front of a wall with a repeated logo pattern. One person is wearing a multicolored striped shirt and a distinctive hat with a pink floral decoration, and holds a name badge and a beverage. The other person faces them, dressed in a suit, holding a small plate with food.
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Throughout the event, we will have attendees sharing their experiences via our social channels. Look out for their updates using #Lino24!
"Today marked the first day of the SIEF Berlin Innovation Tour. Guided by Prof Hans Bachor AM FAA, we explored some of the locations that have witnessed events of European and global impact. We thank Hans for sharing his knowledge with us, and particularly for his unique personal perspectives." – Grace Tabi and Sarah Bradbury
Front (left to right): Mr Simon Weng, Dr Barnali Das, Dr Duy Nguyen, Prof Hans Bachor.
Middle (left to right): Ms Claire Yung, Prof Elaine Sadler, Ms Grace Tabi, Dr Eugene Sachkou.
Back (left to right): Mr Jake Horder, Dr Sarah Lou, Mr Mark Watson, Ms Sarah Bradbury.
ALT Group of tourists posing for a photo under the colonnade of the Alte Nationalgalerie in Berlin, showcasing a range of casual attire suitable for sightseeing.
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One of our currently-active #TFOM projects has been working with @IAU_Outreach to develop a technology solution that enables people to gather virtually and celebrate amazing #astrophotography! You can register for free to join one of the two events: tickettailor.com/events/iauo… 🌌📸🏆
Join the event of the season!
This May, the OAO will celebrate smartphone astrophotographers in a FREE virtual gallery exhibition.
Join the guestlist and find out more here: bit.ly/smart_gallery
Absolutely thrilled that I'll be joining a bunch of awesome physicists at #LINO24 @lindaunobel to talk everything from AI in Physics to future energy solutions. Huge thank you to @Sydney_Uni and @Science_Academy for the nomination! ⚛️✨
📣 Today we can announce the ten early-career researchers who will be heading to Lindau, Germany in June to attend the prestigious @LindauNobel Laureate Meeting. The annual event is expected to gather 40 Nobel Laureates and 635 young scientists. #LINO24 science.org.au/news-and-even…
