Events in Physics
Warrick Ball (Birmingham): Preparing for the TESS-era of asteroseismology
The asteroseismology of solar-like oscillators has undergone a revolution as a result of space-based observations from COROT and Kepler. The data deluge is set to continue in 2019 once data starts becoming available from NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS). I shall describe our preparations in Birmingham to analyse the expected haul of solar-like oscillators from TESS, starting with our construction of a mock sample of artificial TESS-like lightcurves on which to test new and updated analysis pipelines. I shall then describe the principles behind our pipelines and close with a few remarks on the longer-term future of the field, particularly ESA's PLATO mission (planned launch 2026).
Academic Leave Diary
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Open Funder Deadlines
UKRI - Daphne Jackson Fellowship
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UKRI Deadlines
Due to the implementation of a new UKRI funding system (TFS) there will be a fixed quarterly deadlines for some grants which would previously have been on open calls, this is to allow necessary system amendments and updates.
The first deadline after implementation will be 28th September 2023 and applies to those calls listed below:
EPSRC Post Doctoral Fellowship
EPSRC Working with overseas scientists