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Soton Supernovae

@UoS_SNe
 Southampton, England
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Joined February 2015
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Dan Scolnic
@DScol6 Dec 2021
Very excited to invite people to a webinar this Thursday pm 12 ET on new SH0ES H0 result and Pantheon+ updates. On SH0ES side, this is our biggest paper since 2016. If interested, please register for webinar on link below: duke.zoom.us/meeting/registe…
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Great work from our former post-doc Maria!
Maria Vincenzi (@MariaVincenzi7) profile pictureMaria Vincenzi@MariaVincenzi723 Nov 2021
My FIRST tweet on paper day! Check out my latest paper on how contamination from non-Ia supernovae can impact SN Ia cosmological measurements. arxiv.org/pdf/2111.10382.pdf .
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Paper day in Southampton! Tomás adds a Chilean take on supernova light curve fitting and type Ia standardisation. arxiv.org/abs/2110.11340
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Congratulations to our latest Dr, @supernova_lisa who passed her viva today. Lisa's great thesis involved working on @theDESurvey supernovae, and she's unearthed some exciting correlations between distances to SNe and the colour and size of their host galaxies. Well done Lisa!
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Well done to everyone at @theDESurvey for such an epic piece of work. news.fnal.gov/2021/05/dark-e…
Dark Energy Survey releases most precise look at the universe’s evolution

Dark Energy Survey releases most precise look at the universe’s evolution

The Dark Energy Survey collaboration has created the largest ever maps of the distribution and shapes of galaxies, tracing both ordinary and dark matter in the universe out to a distance of over 7...

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Phil Wiseman@astro_pwise26 May 2021
Paper day! I'm proud to have submitted my last year's work to the journal today. Thanks to everyone at @UoS_SNe, @UoPCosmology @unofficialicg and @theDESurvey for all their hard work and input. arxiv.org/abs/2105.11954 1/n
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We’ll shortly be kicking off the final instalment of A (Hubble) Tension Headache by looking to the future of H0 measurements. We’ll hear about gravitational waves, galaxy parallax amongst other topics!
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We’ll be concluding #H0Soton #Hubbleheadache with a Grand Panel, where we’ll discuss the implications of current observations and theories and work out how to go ahead and solve the Tension!
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We’re honoured to have Bernard Schutz providing today’s overview, with a talk entitled “Will gravitational waves help resolve the tension?”
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It’s day 2 of the (Hubble) Tension Headache workshop. Today is Theory day - we’ll be hearing all the possible explanations for the Hubble tension, including modified dark energy, strange early universe physics, and string theory!
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The workshop begins today! This afternoon, we'll hear about the current observational measurements of the Hubble constant. 68? 73? Somewhere in between? Let's discuss via #HubbleHeadache sites.google.com/view/a-hubb…
A (Hubble) Tension Headache

A (Hubble) Tension Headache

When: March 1-3, 2021 Where: Online event News: Thanks to all the participants for making this such a wonderful workshop with lots of fruitful discussions! About the workshop: The aims of this...

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Our second session is kicked off by @j_dunkley. She asks "Is the Planck Hubble constant result robust, assuming LCDM is true?"
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The results from Planck, backed up by ACT and other experiments, seem pretty robust! So another question is: "How could we increase H0 from the CMB" -- that is, how do we change the cosmological model such that a high H0 is compatible with the CMB results?
Pre-recorded talks are now LIVE! We still have spaces available for viewing of pre-recorded talks and participation in the live workshop -- sign up here #H0Soton #HubbleHeadache docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Soton Supernovae (@UoS_SNe) profile pictureSoton Supernovae@UoS_SNe16 Feb 2021
It’s now less than a week until the @stag_centre workshop “A (Hubble) Tension Headache” talks will be available online! Are you as excited as we are at the prospect of solving the H0 tension? Check out the website here: sites.google.com/view/a-hubb… #H0Soton #HubbleHeadache
A (Hubble) Tension Headache

A (Hubble) Tension Headache

When: March 1-3, 2021 Where: Online event News: Thanks to all the participants for making this such a wonderful workshop with lots of fruitful discussions! About the workshop: The aims of this...

sites.google.com
It’s now less than a week until the @stag_centre workshop “A (Hubble) Tension Headache” talks will be available online! Are you as excited as we are at the prospect of solving the H0 tension? Check out the website here: sites.google.com/view/a-hubb… #H0Soton #HubbleHeadache
A (Hubble) Tension Headache

A (Hubble) Tension Headache

When: March 1-3, 2021 Where: Online event News: Thanks to all the participants for making this such a wonderful workshop with lots of fruitful discussions! About the workshop: The aims of this...

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Congrats on getting the paper done Maria! Some exciting stuff coming out of this in the near future!
Dan Scolnic (@DScol) profile pictureDan Scolnic
@DScol15 Dec 2020
Couple great SNIa papers on arxiv tonight: First, sweeping opus by (soon-to-be-Dr.) Maria Vincenzi (arxiv.org/abs/2012.07180) on pulling together decades of work by community on types/classification/rates/host-galaxies of different supernovae. Used now by @theDESurvey and..
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Phil Wiseman@astro_pwise14 Nov 2020
Here are my attempts at some supernova #SotonAstroArt today. Attempting some Van Gogh inspired styling!
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Huge congratulations to our South Coast Supernova feiend and colleague Dr. @liziNovae on passing her viva today! 🎉🍾
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Beautiful work from our friends in Portsmouth, Copenhagen as well as here in Southampton. Check out this thread!
Chris Frohmaier (@cfrohmaier) profile pictureChris Frohmaier@cfrohmaier30 Oct 2020
Hi all, it's paper day! We present the intrinsic rates of supernovae (SNe) from massive star progenitors across all luminosity scales. That includes core collapse (CC), stripped envelope (SE), and H-poor superluminous supernovae (SLSNe-I). arxiv.org/abs/2010.15270 1/7
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