Finished and plotted new data from the most recent simulation. Looks great! Made my best fit lines smoother. Went through old images and Maya's plots and picked out a few for my poster. Wrote more stuff for it.
things to do tomorrow (last day!):
-finish annotating most recent simulation program and plotting program
-finish up poster
-latex doc (and send to beth)
-think of witty, yet descriptive title for poster
Today was Gail's last day in the lab. She'll soon be in Austin, which is super exciting. She's helped me so much this summer and it's been great getting to know her!
About Me
- Miriam
- I have an unyielding curiosity for the cosmos and enjoy exploring the wonders of the universe with learners of all ages. I hope you enjoy my undergraduate summer research blog. During the summer of 2010, I worked with the Willman Research group at Haverford College to investigate the detectability of "stealth galaxies" in the Milky Way. During the summer of 2011, I worked with the West Research group at Boston University to study the magnetic activity of the tiniest stars in our galaxy. While informal, it served as a way for me to document my research progress and share my notes with my peers and collaborators.
Sounds good... although your poster won't be finished-finished :) You and I will need to iterate a few times when you return! But it shouldn't take too long.
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