i wanted to share some photos from the
galaxy fireworks conference from late june, including my favorite -
the conference photo!
at the beginning of the conference, i welcomed everyone by recognizing and thanking the
local organizing committee, and by sharing the geographic and
gender demographics of the conference participants (~50% from outside australia; 40% women).
i like this demonstration of how computer simulations start from the most simple approximation to the most complex (nature):
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Slide by Danail Obreschkow |
the conference brought together the current (left) and most recent former director of the australian astronomical observatory (
AAO).
before the conference dinner, we admired the stars of the southern sky and heard a few stories of
australian indigenous astronomy.
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astronomers actually looking at stars in the night sky! |
the cape made a brief appearance at the conference dinner ;)
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super science was discussed |
and i'll mention an entertaining moment during the talks - this slide suggesting conference-themed acronyms...
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Slide by Stuart Ryder |
see more photos from the conference:
HERE.
see all previous posts discussing the "
feeding, feedback, and fireworks" conference:
HERE.
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