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Click here for the Python for Astronomy program flyer Click here to learn more about Python for Astronomy Application Open You can now apply for the Boyce-Astro Fall 2025 "Python for Astronomy" seminar and research project. See the attached flyer for the details...
Hi all! I’m Skylar Larsen, and I am working on my PhD in Astronomy at Cornell University after completing my B.S. in Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences at MIT. My current specialty is characterizing exoplanets with TESS, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey...
Click here for the DoubleSTARS program flyer Click here to learn more about DoubleSTARS You can now apply for the Boyce-Astro Fall 2025 DoubleSTARS™ seminar and research project. See the attached flyer for the details and application link. Students who apply before...
Cornell University Department of Astronomy Ph. D. Student August 16th 2025 10:00am PST To attend, register here
In this seminar we will cover introductory and historically significant astronomical & spectroscopy topics. We will not only learn the basics of spectroscopy, we will also use the Boyce Astro BARO telescope to obtain spectra. Then we will analyze the spectra...
Anisha and Dhruv were honored to receive one of the First Place Awards in Physics & Astronomy, as well as recognition as top 20 overall out of approximately 400 projects, at the recently concluded 2025 Washington State Science and Engineering Fair (WSSEF)....
Our annual class and seminar calendar was updated and is now available on the Boyce-Astro website. Courses span a wide range of topics in observational astronomy, including binary stars, photometry, and spectroscopy. Start dates are subject to change, so we...
After a successful prototype last summer, our spectroscopy course is back—now enhanced with new tools and observational opportunities. We’ve added spectroscopy capabilities at the BARO Observatory, allowing participants to gather real spectra and analyze them as...
The BEAR program integrates with the Binary Speckle course into a two-day, on-site experience at Mount Wilson Observatory. Students apply their remote training in this historic setting, working in real-time observation sessions of very close binaries. Daytime...
Our Binary Speckle Interferometry course begins May 28. It uses the BARO remote observatory and will meet weekly through the summer. Participants will observe binary stars to refine orbital ephemerides and possibly suggest new orbital models. These stars are too...