TARDIS SN

🚀 Join the @TARDIS_SN team at Michigan State! We're hiring two postdocs to model transients, including common envelope events & late-phase Type Ia supernovae, working on/with the open-source TARDIS framework. Apply by Oct 31: tinyurl.com/2wrfyumx #AstroJobs #OpenScience

Today's random code is tardis ascl.net/1402.018 TARDIS generates synthetic supernova spectra using Monte Carlo methods, allowing fast exploration of ejecta models with customizable physical approximations in a modular Python design.#astronomy

In #TARDISCon, we built samplers for the new TARDIS #physics processes along with improving old ones and also built a new logger #widget for TARDIS Simulation runs! For more information please visit- tardis-sn.github.io/news/

Last Friday, we wrapped up another #TARDISCon🥳 It was a 2-week #unconference where we worked on improving code's efficiency, implementing new features, discussing the latest #scientific insights related to #supernovae. We also enjoyed group outings, including an escape room!

We are excited to announce that TARDIS has been accepted as a mentoring organization in Google Summer of Code 2024☀️ Check out our ideas page at tardis-sn.github.io/summer_of_code… and connect with us on Gitter at gitter.im/tardis-sn/gsoc if you are interested! #GSoC #opensource @GoogleOSS

Proud to see @wkerzendorf's amazing talk at #AstroTDU! Our collaboration's #interdisciplinary approach to astrophysical transients was on full display 😍 #OpenScience #Astrophysics 📸: @pixelbrew_

We had a blast with lot of fun conversations during our social hours and scenic outings🌲 It's a tad sad that it's all come to an end but we are already looking forward to #tardiscon '24!

#tardiscon '23 was a massive success thanks to the amazing #team that made it possible at @MSU_astro and to the many visitors that brought ideas and enthusiasm. 🙌 We hacked together multiple projects ranging from #Astrophysics to #MachineLearning, and enriched our #community!

We're excited to announce that we'll be participating in #GSoC again this year!🎉 Interested students please connect with us on Gitter: gitter.im/tardis-sn/gsoc and find project ideas at tardis-sn.github.io/gsoc_2023/idea… Can't wait to see your amazing contributions! #gsoc2023 @GoogleOSS

Job alert! We are hiring 2 postdoc positions working at Michigan State University on transient astrophysics research: jobregister.aas.org/ad/a5ecf059 Work with us on the latest supernovae research! #Astrophysics #astronomy

Today marks a new era for me (yep!) as I joined @caltechipac as Applications Developer - to help #astrophysics researchers expand our understanding of the #Universe ✨ It's been heck of a journey to reach this far!!!🥹 (1/3)

Prof. Kerzendorf talking about exciting new work using TARDIS!

Congratulations to @2001_atharva, @KambhamSatwik, @JayantBhakar, and @rohithvarma290 for successfully completing their #GSoC22 projects🎉 Thank you for your adding new features to TARDIS and improving it further - we hope you'll keep contributing! @GoogleOSS #OpenSource

Happy to have our @tardis_sn community represented at the project summit, thank y'all for making it out! 🥰

Congrats Josh Shields (graduate student at @MSU_astro) for publishing iopscience.iop.org/article/10.384… In this #researchpaper, he shows that most promising #Supernova Ia progenitor scenario cannot explain a nearby Ia #remnant. The search for the origin of Supernovae Ia continues!🔭

#tardiscon22 would not have been possible without the generous support by @NumFOCUS 🙌 We also thank @MSU_astro and @CMSE_at_MSU for providing venue.

#tardiscon22 was a great success with many projects moving a million miles an hour🚀 It was a first face to face meeting between many of the existing collaborators. We also forged several new #collaborations & #connections! Looking forward to the next iteration: #tardiscon23 🎉

FIRST JWST IMAGES RELEASED! At 22:15 UTC today, President Biden unveiled this, one of the first images from the James Webb Space Telescope. The image, titled “Webb’s First Deep Field,” is the highest-resolution infrared image ever captured by a telescope.

Exciting start of #tardiscon22 - where we will be working on projects with an emphasis on #openscience, #algorithms, and #astrophysics projects. Everyone is excited about the first day.