Keynote
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A senior astrophysicist with a 1999 PhD from Universidad de La Laguna and award-winning thesis discusses a career in solar and astronomical instrumentation: research and instrument development at the US National Center for Atmospheric Research (1999–2008), contributions to JAXA's Hinode and NASA's SDO space missions, and involvement in building the US large solar telescope in Hawai‘i. Since 2008 they have worked at the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias, where they served as scientific lead for the future European Solar Telescope (EST).
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:42Python and the Mysteries of the Universe
- 1:25Science and Coding
- 6:13Future Professions
- 8:31The Canary Islands Institute of Astrophysics
- 10:20Python and Astrophysics
- 18:25The Cosmic Web
- 24:23Dark Matter
- 31:12Dark Energy
- 40:15The End of the Cosmos
- 43:16Milky Way Simulation
- 45:27Cosmological Simulations
- 53:26Conclusions
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