The first identification of a turnover in the initial mass function within a stellar population, NGC 2024. See link for NASA Press Release.
I presented my work on the initial mass function in NGC 2024 and our new spectroscopic observations of free-floating planetary mass objects with JWST/NIRSpec at the Rogue Worlds 2 conference in Paris, France.
Thanks to everyone who came to the Star Formation in the Southwest Conference at UT-Austin!
I presented my recent work at the Penn State University Center for Exoplanets and Habitable Worlds Seminar, and was greeted by snow storm on my way back home.
Congratulations to Kunal Mehta, former NSF REU student at UT-Austin and current UMich postbac, on his paper being accepted by AJ, characterizing the sensitivity of our empirical PSF-fitting algorithm to companions with WFC3/IR. In the first paper in a series for our Hubble Ultracool Multiplicity (HUM) survey, he demonstrated the ability to recover companions at sub-diffraction limit levels with WFC3/IR and recovered brown dwarf binaries previously unresolved from other programs.
I presented my recent work at the University of Arizona Origins Seminar that you can see here.
I presented my recent work at the Rice University Physics & Astronomy Seminar.
I presented my recent work at the University of Rochester Astronomy & Astrophysics Colloquium that you can see here.
As a member of the Roman Galactic Plane Survey Definition Committee, I presented about the brown dwarf science enabled by the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope at the conference Brown Dwarfs Keep Their Cool: 30 Years of Substellar Science in La Gomera, Spain. Look into the distance to see El Teide on Tenerife.
I presented on my recent work exploring multiplicity of solar-type stars in star-forming regions at the conference Multiplicity in Young Stars in Copenhagen, Denmark.