Paper time: Redder than Red- The reddest known free-floating L/T dwarf (A. Schneider et al). We suggest β Pic membership, young age and mass <13 Jupiter masses. We also report possible IR variability based on WISE photometry. arxiv.org/abs/2301.02322 @caltechipac @backyardworlds

Graduate student Austin Rothermich presented on his upcoming paper characterizing a big new catalog of benchmark brown dwarfs. Austin started as a citizen scientist with @backyardworlds and this is the culmination of the work he started as an undergrad with me!

Another @backyardworlds presentation was given by undergraduate Hunter Brooks on discovering 124 new brown dwarf candidates with a machine learning technique (which happened to be developed by the amazing Dan Caselden)

@backyardworlds @dancaselden @jfaherty discovermagazine.com/the-sci…

Thanks for the profile @AlixStrauss and @nytimes ! Shoutouts in here to some of my favorite NYC establishments on the UWS: Tap a Keg and Cafe du Soleil as well as (of course) the greatest museum in the world @AMNH!!!! nyti.ms/3T8Trd8

Big congrats to @EGonzales788 for winning this year’s #Cornell Postdoc Award for Excellence in Leadership @BlackInPhysics

Did you know members of the public have already won time on the James Webb Space Telescope? Go @NASAWebb #citizenscience! science.nasa.gov/science-new…

Sooo I wrote a thing iopscience.iop.org/article/1…

"The skills I practiced in Backyard Worlds – from the general kind of scientific thinking to the math skills – have helped me in my career." - Les Hamlet Get to know our #citizenscientists: go.nasa.gov/3PZVQXk #DoNASAScience

Paper time! We present 34 low-mass comoving systems using NSC. Awesome research demonstrading the power of open-source- and citizen sciences. Congrats to awesome Frank Kiwy, whole @backyardworlds -collaboration and thanks to @NOIRLabAstro arxiv.org/abs/2204.09739