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Episode 32: Highlights of Undergraduate Research

47 min • 28 mars 2021

In this episode we zip through a flurry of exciting undergraduate research Astrobites. Malena weaves a tale of solar tornadoes and cometary corkscrews, Alex spins a yarn of spiders and snowy telescopes, and Will answers the age-old question of nature versus nurture...for stars. We offer some of our favorite astronomy resources, provide tips on doing a literature search, and lend advice on balancing coursework and research.

Submit your own research as an undergraduate Astrobite:

astrobites.org/about/undergraduate-research-abstract-submission/

All undergraduate Astrobites:

astrobites.org/category/undergraduate-research/

Astrobites featured on the show:

astrobites.org/2018/11/28/two-solar-tornadoes-observed-with-iris/

astrobites.org/2020/09/07/ur-seek-spider-pulsars-jerk-search/

astrobites.org/2020/11/10/ur-cluster-nature-nurture/

astrobites.org/2020/12/10/investigation-of-coma-morphology/

astrobites.org/2020/06/18/pointing-the-green-bank-telescope/

Some of our favorite astronomy resources:

Python for Astronomers: prappleizer.github.io/