Astrophysics PhD student @ICRAR looking at galaxy evolution in @devilsurvey particularly interested in SEDs and AGN || she/her || all opinions my own
Western Australia, Australia
Joined July 2011
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The diagram has been updated to include expected gamma-ray emission, and features a better representation of the geometry of the dust torus! Thanks to all who provided comments 😀
Anyone joining threads?
The people I follow on Twitter and Insta are two entirely separate circles, so trying to fill the intersection up some more! You can find me at the same handle 😃
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Dr Jess Thorne retweeted
⭐️Come do a PhD with us! ⭐️
We're looking for excited and talented students to work on a range of projects, using #ProSpect and #ProFuse to study black holes and galaxies, using data from @NASAHubble, @ESA_Euclid, @NASAWebb, and plenty of other cutting-edge facilities!
Just a small update to the name 💁🏼♀️ #PhDone
Congrats to *Dr* @_jessthorne for officially passing her PhD! Jess worked on DEVILS & GAMA data, focusing on uncovering the properties of galaxies using multi-wavelength data. Two big highlights were uncovering new AGN populations, and combining optical & radio data in a new way.
The final paper of my PhD has been accepted for publication!
In the paper we explore the benefits of combining traditional FUV-FIR SED fitting with a two component radio continuum model!
arxiv.org/abs/2305.02443
First she evolved metallicity in ProSpect.
Then she incorporated AGN.
Now, in the fourth ans final paper of her amazing PhD, @_jessthorne includes radio data by consistently modelling free-free and synchrotron emission!
Check out what she's modelling in galaxies now 👇
Dr Jess Thorne retweeted
Yes, calculating when and where exactly we can watch an eclipse in its full glory can be surprisingly hard.
As Aaron Robotham + @SabineBellstedt (@uwanews) writes, there are complex cycles dictating the movement of the Sun and Moon in our skies.
theconversation.com/humans-h…
The most chaotic plot I’ve ever made has been nominated for “Astro Plot of the Week”! Please vote for it 🤩
It is time to vote for the "Astro Plot of the Week" - pick one:
- Plot from Loureiro et al. (arxiv.org/abs/2210.13260)
- Plot from Thorne et al. (arxiv.org/abs/2210.13696)
The poll is below - vote now, and spread the word!
🌟 New paper day! 🌟
arxiv.org/abs/2210.13696
Can galaxy metallicities be measured from only broad-band spectral energy distributions (SEDs)?
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We also explore how the entire star formation history of a galaxy links to its location on the mass-metallicity relation.
This is shown in the most colorful plot of my PhD, but if you want to know more please check out the paper! 4/5
Thanks to my co-authors @aaronrobotham @SabineBellstedt @astrowelshluke @AstroRobino @astroquokka @BenneHolwerda, Steven Phillipps and Malgorzata Siudek! 🤩 5/5
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Dr Jess Thorne retweeted
Paying PhD students more would go some way to improving their mental health.
ANU say that it’s unethical to stick to the government stipend amount 🤔Any plans to match this at @uwanews? @UWAresearch @ProfChakma @perth_meso_dr @colmer_tim
Zotero has saved me countless hours dealing with references, has helped me keep all my papers in the same place, and has helped me find references and information so much quicker!
This thread is an amazing introduction but I wanted to add a few astro-centric notes: 🧵
5/ Using the "Better BibTex" extension for Zotero you can change the citation keys, keep your .bib file updated and more!
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6/ In summary, if you're not already using @zotero you definitely should think about it!
If you're worried about starting from scratch and abandoning your mammoth .bib file you can easily import that .bib file into Zotero! (you just won't have the pdfs saved in Zotero)