Putting climate change on the syllabus
The history of the Earth and its climate are integral to our cosmic perspective, yet climate change is rarely taught in astronomy courses. Today’s bite discusses why and how it should be on the syllabus.
Bringing the Stars in the Sky to Stars on Hawai’i Island: The tradition of a yearly outreach event
Today’s bite features an annual tradition in astronomy outreach in Hawai’i with excerpts of personal experiences of the author.
Raising eSTEAM: An Interview with Samantha Gilbert-Janizek
For today’s bite we interview Samantha Gilbert-Janizek about a new prison outreach program she founded called Raising eSTEAM!
How can queering research methods improve physics education?
Queering research methods means breaking apart a problem to look at it from a completely new angle, today’s paper asks how we can use this to make physics education better for minoritised students.
Advisee to Advising (your first research student)
Advising research students is one of the most rewarding aspects of doing research. How can you advise a research student during your PhD?
Incorporating Indigenous Astronomy Knowledges with Astrodigenous
We feature Astrodigenous, an online collection of Indigenous Astronomy Knowledges from across Turtle Island.