Congratulations to Peter for his Michelson Prize
20/08/2024
Congrats to Peter who was awarded the Michelson Prize for his theoretical work, instrumentation, science and student training in the field of interferometry. “Tuthill has contributed to theoretical work, instrumentation,…
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Manisha’s discovery of an unusual radio transient in the media
20/08/2024
Manisha got some good media coverage for her discovery of an unusual radio transient; her Conversation article was the most-read Australian/NZ article of the week when it was published. See…
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Book an Astronomer – Connecting to the Universe for Science Week 2024
09/04/2024
This year during Science Week the astronomers of the Sydney Institute for Astronomy have specifically set aside the time to bring our exciting science into the community. If your organisation…
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SIfA PhD students attended the Lindau Nobel Laureate meeting
02/04/2024
Congratulations to SIfA PhD students – Simon Weng & Emily Kerrison – chosen as part of the group of ten ECRs to attend the Lindau Nobel Laureate meeting: Ms Emily Kerrison of…
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We’ve detected a star barely hotter than a pizza oven – the coldest ever found to emit radio waves
09/08/2023
Congrats to Kovi Rose whose recent paper got some good media coverage We have identified the coldest star ever found to produce radio waves – a brown dwarf too small to…
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A long-period radio transient active for three decades
08/08/2023
Congratulations to Manisha who was part of a recent paper published in Nature this month: This object belongs to a new class of radio transients of which only 3 are now…
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Manisha got some good media coverage for her discovery of an unusual radio transient; her Conversation article was the most-read Australian/NZ article of the week when it was published. See the article here: https://t.co/WTBy6UmaUP pic.twitter.com/LWd49SR6rx
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