How NASA chooses its missions (and how you can help)
NASA is a massive and multifaceted organization. As a graduate student, you can participate in the reviews that ultimately lead to the next big space mission.
Introducing a New Series – Astrobiter: X
We’re introducing a new series, “Astrobiter: X.” In each post, an Astrobites author will share a story about their experience as a graduate student or their path into astronomy.
Getting Started in Sonification
For thousands of years, we have used our eyes to study the cosmos. What if we could also use our ears?
Finding, Choosing, or Changing Advisors
On March 9, Astrobites hosted a webinar all about advising. In this beyond post, the panelists and moderators offer our best advice on identifying the right research advisor for you, plus lots of references for further reading.
How to successfully start and run a journal club
Regularly reading papers and keeping on top of current research is a hard task for many graduate students. The solution? Start a journal club! In this bite we give you some tips on how to do that.
Accountability within Astrobites
A note on how we as a collaboration are making changes to hold ourselves accountable when we make mistakes, and do better in future