I had an interesting discussion over lunch with @bmutlupakdil about students/postdocs and the fear of asking questions in talks/#aas233 sessions, so I thought I’d share some of my advice in case it is useful: 1) there’s a simple way to “practice” before you are ready to speak:
@bmutlupakdil sit in the session and write down (privately) the questions you *would* ask aloud, even if you only write them down. 2) take a look at the questions and compare them with those that do get asked by people in the room. What was different (or the same!) about the ones you wrote?
Jul 17, 2018 • 11 tweets • 8 min read
New @Planck results out today. Everybody get reading!! cosmos.esa.int/web/planck/pub…#cosmology#CMB#astrotastic@Planck This paper gives a comparison between likelihoods for the data - generally in agreement although for some parameters there is a systematic difference of 0.5sigma between likelihoods on the same data.