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Student Papers Published at JDSO

Congratulations to our DoubleSTARSTM students who were just published in the Journal of Double Star Observations on April 1st. They are super examples of good student scientific work. Please give our new authors a round of applause. They worked hard to achieve their published author status.

Even though it was April Fool’s Day, there actually and truly were eight BRIEF / Boyce-Astro team papers published on Monday. Please go here to www.JDSO.org to see all of them. We will add them to our Boyce-Astro.org Library soon.

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