Dr. Susan Mullally

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Baltimore astronomer who studies exoplanets and stars using NASA's space telescopes..big and small.
Passionate about archives and trying to reduce the barriers between you and the data needed to answer questions about the Universe we live in.

Singer of songs. Mother of 2 amazing kids.
Baltimore. Ireland. Wisconsin.

webpagehttps://mustaric.github.io
pronounsshe / her
Voice partSoprano
Dr. Susan MullallyJul 16, 2023
There once was a dairy in Kerry
Whose team played well against Derry
Derry Carried the ball
But Kerry won it all
So the Kerry Dairy was Merry
#gaa #semifinals
Dr. Susan MullallyApr 13, 2023
Day of Accessibility at STScI with Josh Miele talking about his research in accessibility.
He points out the importance of user testing when he made street maps accessible for the blind. All originally built in Matlab.
Dr. Susan MullallyJan 8, 2023
I'm already exhausted and I've only had my badge for an hour. #aas241
Dr. Susan MullallyJan 6, 2023
Brett Morris, PhDDec 30, 2022

Astronomers coming to #AAS241:

Night Lunch – Seattle's only all-astronomer rock band – is reuniting in Seattle on Jan 10 at the Sunset Tavern in Ballard, 7pm.

As Dr. Toby Smith once opined: "I might define their sound as almost piquant, but definitely non-LTE."

Tickets: https://www.ticketweb.com/event/mike-votava-and-the-ding-sunset-tavern-tickets/12776935

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/2RjqP7HqToY3Zo5jHoIt9q?si=5qjCbJSbR9yuDX09FGt6Fw&nd=1

Dr. Susan MullallyJan 6, 2023
#AAS241 here I come. Astronomy all the time for 4 days is a lot. Don't forget to pace yourself, everyone.
Dr. Susan MullallyDec 25, 2022
Happy #JWSTLaunch anniversary. May your galaxies be bright, your exoplanet transits be deep and your stellar nurseries be merry.
Dr. Susan MullallyDec 17, 2022
Every year I'm amazed by these glasses we have that turn all the twinkle lights into snowmen.
Dr. Susan MullallyDec 16, 2022
#JWSTFirstScience Conference photo taken this past week where we saw the Universe in a whole new way. I've never heard astronomers audibly "ooo" and "aww" so much at a conference.
Dr. Susan MullallyDec 16, 2022
Alexandra WitzeDec 16, 2022
How #JWST changed astronomy in a year. Words by me https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-01860-3
How JWST revolutionized astronomy in 2022

The far-seeing observatory has served up revelations from the most distant reaches of the Universe to a moon orbiting Saturn.

Dr. Susan MullallyDec 15, 2022

We just finished a three day meeting describing some of the first results from JWST. #JWSTFirstScience

My take away: Despite living in an expanding Universe...the Universe doesn't feel quite as big as it did this time last year.