#eas-2025 — Public Fediverse posts
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Cork's hurlers obviously benefited from the tips I passed on while I was down there at #EAS2025 www.rte.ie/sport/hurlin...
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The tourist map they gave us at #EAS2025 shows the location of a Dyke Parade... Disappointingly, it's a road rather than an event.
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I see that, coincidentally for #EAS2025, the featured soccer match on TV this evening is Cork City v St Patrick’s Athletic...
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Farewell to #EAS2025 I'm on an early-morning train from Cork to Dublin, missing the final day of EAS 2025. I'd like to thank the organisers and all the contributors for an extremely successful meeting. Yesterday was another busy day yesterday, during which I attended - among other things - …
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Farewell to #EAS2025
I'm on an early-morning train from Cork to Dublin, missing the final day of EAS 2025. I'd like to thank the organisers and all the contributors for an extremely successful meeting. Yesterday was another busy day yesterday, during which I attended - among other things - sessions on gravitational lensing and a plenary talk by Andy Fabian. After the scientific programme for the day was over, participants were bussed to…
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On an early train back to Dublin from Cork. Farewell to #EAS2025! Thanks to the organizers and the contributors for such an excellent meeting!
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Tonight's conference dinner is at the GAA Stadium Páirc Ui Chaoimh... #EAS2025 www.purecork.ie/useful-infor...
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Plenary talk by Andy Fabian on X-ray Astrophysics at #EAS2025 reminds me that, in my last year as an undergraduate at Cambridge, I attended a course by him on High-Energy Astrophysics. That was 40 years ago... 😬
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Unsure of the etiquette on applauding a plenary talk when you're in a different room from the speaker watching the live feed on a remote screen. #EAS2025
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And one more. Folks with Indian citizenship, folks from South Africa - all great scientists of different levels who got talks in highly oversubscribed sessions and cannot presenr their work (or only in a recorded talk, with no real interaction). This is freaking unfair.
In our one day (3x90 min) splinter alone 3 speakers were affected!
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Turning into a big fan of a younger colleague: I've seen two invited talks by them within 24h, one in a specialised session on their area, another in a session where they were the "outsider", bringing their area to a community that does not directly work on it. Two very different talks - different focus, different level, different depth, clear connection to topics relevant for the audience and splinter topic. Wow!
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Level of conference tiredness: forgot my glasses, have to sit in the second row to be able to see the slides 😬
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I'm starting today at #EAS2025 at the session on gravitational lensing.
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Wednesday at #EAS2025 I spent most of today at the EAS 2025 sessions about Euclid. These were mainly about the Q1 data release I blogged about here, although there were some talks about what to expect about the first full data release (DR1), which is due towards the end of next year (2026), before…
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Wednesday at #EAS2025
I spent most of today at the EAS 2025 sessions about Euclid. These were mainly about the Q1 data release I blogged about here, although there were some talks about what to expect about the first full data release (DR1), which is due towards the end of next year (2026), before I retire. There were three Euclid sessions, one in the morning and two in the afternoon; I'm writing this during the last of these.
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The word "plenary" is derived from the Latin "plenus", meaning "full".
This explains why there are no free seats for the plenary session.
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The word "plenary" is derived from the Latin "plenus", meaning "full". This explains why there are no free seats for the plenary session. #EAS2025
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If you missed it: @esoastronomy is changing to yearly proposal cycles!
(As someone working in space based astro that's what I'm used to, half-yearly calls sound very stressful 😬)
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This is for those of you who were at yesterday's #EAS2025 panel discussion about publishing...
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Another great colleague who got her visa too late to travel to #EAS2025 😭
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Boosting this account of the #OpenScience and #FutureOfScientificPublishing discussions at the European Astronomical Society meeting in Cork #EAS2025
From: @telescoper
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Some of these #Pride events are in Cork and may be of interest to #EAS2025 attendees. www.rte.ie/lifestyle/li...
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The Day at #EAS2025 Today was my first day at EAS 2025 on the nice campus of University College Cork. I managed to register before the first session and found my way around what is clearly a very well organised meeting. They have a very useful app to help attendees navigate both space and time. I…
The Day at #EAS2025 -
The Day at #EAS2025
Today was my first day at EAS 2025 on the nice campus of University College Cork. I managed to register before the first session and found my way around what is clearly a very well organised meeting. They have a very useful app to help attendees navigate both space and time. I spent a large part of today at a session about the future of scientific publishing, which was split in two, either side of the morning's plenary.
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Licia Verde with her Jocelyn Bell Burnell medal. #EAS2025
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Bruno Leibundgut (former @esoastronomy director of science) on Challenges and Threats to astronomy.