
Assistant professor @CITA_ICAT, using gravitational waves to learn about the universe. she/her/hers.
Chicago
Joined January 2013
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Maya Fishbach retweeted
🎙️ Join the Conversation: Catch Maya Fishbach as a Q&A panelist following the private screening of Bending Light in Toronto on May 27th. 🎥✨
🌌 Event Details
Showing at Spadina Theatre
Doors open: 6:45 PM
Free Admission
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RSVP at karmafilm.ca/bendinglight
Maya Fishbach retweeted
We're thrilled to have Maya Fishbach, @UofTArtSci Assistant Professor @CITA_ICAT, presenting at #AstronomyOnTapTO! ✨
Join us on March 1 to hear @mayaKfish explain how scientists are "listening" to black holes with gravitational waves ow.ly/1OMu50QGOlj
Thanks to @OntUniv for awarding me the John Charles Polanyi Prize in physics, and to @LGOntario, @JillDunlop1, the other prize winners, Nobel Laureates and everyone for putting together such a fun, inspiring ceremony! cita.utoronto.ca/cita-facult…
Extremely honored to have been awarded a Sloan Fellowship this year. Huge thanks to all my @LIGO @ego_virgo KAGRA colleagues for detecting gravitational waves and making my research possible! Congratulations to all the winners!
Congratulations to @CITA_ICAT faculty @mayaKfish for receiving the @SloanFoundation Fellowship! She is one of 126 early-career scholars who "represent the most promising scientific researchers working today". @sloanfellow @thejunaverse
utoronto.ca/celebrates/maya-…
Maya Fishbach retweeted
Félicitations à Mme Maya Fishbach de @UofT lauréate du prix Polanyi 2023 de physique!
En savoir plus sur sa recherche primée :
bit.ly/4bIvnYZ
#ONpse #UofT @mayaKfish
Maya Fishbach retweeted
Through pioneering research, Dr. @mayaKfish, is working to not only enhance our understanding of the universe's most extreme objects, but also to unravel their origins and contexts, with profound implications for cosmology. Learn more: ontariosuniversities.ca/univ…
Maya Fishbach retweeted
Congratulations Dr. Maya Fishbach from @UofT, winner of the 2023 Polanyi Prize in Physics!
Learn more about their award-winning research:
bit.ly/3SV4ysa
#ONpse #UofT @mayaKfish
Maya Fishbach retweeted
Maya Fishbach & Daniel Litt from @UofTArtSci have been awarded prestigious 2024 Sloan Research Fellowships from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. #UofT 🏆 uoft.me/adV
Maya Fishbach retweeted
Fun, fresh paper led by Reed Essick, asking whether GW sources are random on the sky. Although data is consistent with isotropy, we find an excess in the direction of constellation Equuleus. @GWastrology Note: title is pun intended. tinyurl.com/3huhhnmr @farrwill @mayaKfish
Maya Fishbach retweeted
Black holes are beautifully simple—they can be described by just their mass and their spin. These reveal information about how the black holes formed
But do measurements made using different observations tell a consistent story?
A 🧵to catch up on recent papers

ALT Masses in the stellar graveyard, an infographic showing estimated masses the masses of black holes and neutron stars observed in different ways There are many black holes observed using gravitational waves, and these seem more massive than the black holes observed electromagnetically Might there also be a gap between the most massive neutron stars and the smallest black holes?
Check out our review of some of the coolest cosmological probes, including gravitational wave standard sirens 💫 🚨
Moresco, M., Amati, L., Amendola, L. et al. Unveiling the Universe with emerging cosmological probes. #LivingRevRelativ 25, 6 (2022). doi.org/10.1007/s41114-022-0…
#OpenAccess #ReviewArticle #cosmology
@MicheleMoresco @mayaKfish @decohere @raul_jimenez67 @AlkistisPou @licia_verde
Maya Fishbach retweeted
And our review "Unveiling the Universe with emerging cosmological probes" it's finally been published!
Very happy about it! 🚀🎉🍾
Moresco, M., Amati, L., Amendola, L. et al. Unveiling the Universe with emerging cosmological probes. #LivingRevRelativ 25, 6 (2022). doi.org/10.1007/s41114-022-0…
#OpenAccess #ReviewArticle #cosmology
@MicheleMoresco @mayaKfish @decohere @raul_jimenez67 @AlkistisPou @licia_verde
Great summary from AAS Nova about my latest paper with @ChaseBKimball and Vicky Kalogera!
Insights from Misaligned Black Hole Pairs
How many black holes formed from collapsing stars and how many formed from other black holes? Gravitational waves give us a way to find out. aasnova.org/2022/10/10/insig… @NUCIERA @NUPhysicsAstro
Maya Fishbach retweeted
We have already established that most black holes are vanilla, and by virtue of the no-hair theorem do not come with toppings, but there is still much to discover
Thanks @jmezquiagabravo and @decohere for the exciting gravitational wave cosmology workshop @UChicago last week! Standard sirens are the next best thing to ice cream (and come in just as many flavors, probably)
Maya Fishbach retweeted
Do gravitational wave events come equally from every place in the sky? A thread about a recent (sort of) paper I was involved in with Reed Essick, @mayaKfish, @decohere, and Erik Katsavounidis. (Spoiler: yes, they do, so far as we can tell.). arxiv.org/abs/2207.05792
Maya Fishbach retweeted
🆕 AAS Journal Author Series video! Maya Fishbach @mayaKfish (@NSULA) chats about her article on black holes: youtube.com/watch?v=pdNhnmjI…
The goal of this series is to connect authors w/their article, their human story & the larger #astronomy community. #ExploreAstronomy #BlackHoles
I just made a donation to @midwestaccess. You should too! midwestaccesscoalition.org/p…
Maya Fishbach retweeted
Huge congratulations to our @LIGO colleague, Christine Ye, who has been awarded the top #RegeneronSTS prize for her #GravitationalWaves project with @mayaKfish. What a wonderful achievement! We are sure Christine has a very bright #STEM future.👋👋👋
Congrats to the 2022 #RegeneronSTS top winner, Christine Ye, for her winning project analyzing the gravitational waves emitted from huge collisions between neutron stars and black holes. We can’t wait to see how these finalists will shape the future of #STEM. @Society4Science
Huge congrats to Christine! I’m so proud of everything you’ve accomplished — you’re already shaping the future of STEM!
Congrats to the 2022 #RegeneronSTS top winner, Christine Ye, for her winning project analyzing the gravitational waves emitted from huge collisions between neutron stars and black holes. We can’t wait to see how these finalists will shape the future of #STEM. @Society4Science
You can read Christine's paper on neutron star masses and spins inferred from @LIGO @ego_virgo @KAGRA_PR gravitational-wave observations here! arxiv.org/abs/2202.05164






























