If you're stuck under the clouds without an eclipse to watch, you can check out my new paper instead! arxiv.org/abs/2404.03776

Huge thanks to Paul Mollière and the rest of the ExoGRAVITY team for this one!

So proud of Sebastian Zieba! you go Sebastian!!

I'm thrilled to announce that I was awarded the NASA Hubble Fellowship!! Later this year, I'll be joining the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory as a Sagan Fellow to characterize the surfaces and atmospheres of rocky exoplanets using JWST. Can't wait to get started at the CfA!

We’re hiring postdocs at the APEx Department at MPIA! We have two ads, one for an independent fellow and the other focused on atmospheric retrievals.  Please spread the word! Application deadline Nov 30.

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Check out my latest astrobites article! Had a wonderful time reading and learning about new results for TRAPPIST-1c led by Sebastian Zieba! ☺️🙌🏼

I don't know if anyone is left here, but I'm excited to share my first first-author paper with everyone! If you're interested in directly imaged exoplanets or atmospheric retrievals, go check it out on arxiv! (arxiv.org/abs/2308.01343) Otherwise, the summary: 1/n

55 Cancri e has eluded explanations since it was discovered. We know its mass and radius, but its atmosphere (or lack thereof) is a total mystery.
What if we observed 29 full phase curves with CHEOPS to try to dig deeper? Well, we did!

arxiv.org/abs/2307.06085

The final talk of this session is by Sebastian Zieba, discussing the detection of thermal emission from TRAPPIST-1c. (The paper came out last week: ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2023arXiv2…) #exoclimesvi

Thanks for this nice summary of my talk Bibiana Prinoth! #ExoclimesVI