Live from the Euclid Meeting!
In this post we have a live report from Sami Niemi, Euclid Visible Imager Instrument Scientist, from the Euclid Consortium Annual Meeting – This blog post discusses briefly the Euclid […]
Press Release: Herschel shows galaxies had cool beginnings
Beginnings and Endings for Herschel this week: Recently we heard the news that the Herschel Observatory has run out of Helium, required to cool the telescope To celebrate the success […]
DNA Fingerprinting of Galaxies
These days we are inundated with “hi-tech” TV shows where science plays the leading role to solve a crime scene. One of the main revolutions in the field of criminology […]
Observing the heavens from the summit of Mauna Kea
Observing the heavens from the summit of Mauna Kea Hello, I’m Dr. Missagh Mehdipour, a research scientist at the Mullard Space Science Lab. In this post I will tell you […]
Teenage Galaxies
Hello, I am Dr Myrto Symeonidis a postdoctoral researcher at UCL’s Mullard Space Science Laboratory (MSSL), and this week I will be telling you about some of my research here at MSSL […]
Standby for the Universe’s Most Powerful Explosions
Welcome to our first science blog post. I am Dr Samantha Oates, a postdoctoral researcher at MSSL, investigating what we can learn about Gamma-ray Bursts (GRBs) from their X-ray and […]
Go for Launch!
Welcome to the MSSL Astrophysics Blog! In this blog we will talk about all the amazing astronomy research that happens at MSSL. MSSL is UCL’s department of Space and Climate […]
