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My dear #astrotwitter colleagues, may I ask for your infinite wisdom? I am compiling a list of #exoplanet literature resources for students. What are some of your favourite textbooks and review papers of the past years?
Well, let me start with some of mine:
Seager, S., Exoplanets (1st Edition). Arizona, USA. The University of Arizona Press, 2011. ISBN-13: 978-0816529452
How I learned it; A comprehensive overview of the entire field; chapters written by topic experts; but now 11 years old
Seager, S., Exoplanets (1st Edition). Arizona, USA. The University of Arizona Press, 2011. ISBN-13: 978-0816529452
How I learned it; A comprehensive overview of the entire field; chapters written by topic experts; but now 11 years old
Perryman, M., The Exoplanet Handbook (2nd Edition). Cambridge, UK. Cambridge University Press, 2018. ISBN-13: 978-1108419772
Similar to "Exoplanets" but with a different twist; profits from the updated 2nd Edition
Similar to "Exoplanets" but with a different twist; profits from the updated 2nd Edition
Hey #astrotwitter! I'm putting together a presentation for new students on "Life Hacks for Grad School", and I want your input - what do you wish you knew when you started?
Here are some things I've cobbled together over the years that make my life infinitely easier (combination of work flow/mental health stuff)
1/n. Use a password keeper! I use keepassx and I CANNOT function without it. With one master password you can access all your others (I'm at 116 and counting), and it's easy to auto-generate new ones.
