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Euclid’s Flagship Simulation
Credit: J. Carretero/P. Tallada/S. Serrano for ICE/PIC/U.Zurich and the Euclid Consortium Cosmological Simulations Science Working Group. The above image is taken from the world’s largest simulated...
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Euclid2018: Highlights of Day 2
I’ve just had my breakfast so I thought I’d do a quick post before the start of play at Day 3 of the 2018 Euclid Consortium Meeting in Bonn. Day 2 was largely devoted to updates from the various...
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Euclid 2018: Day 3
It’s the morning after the conference dinner the night before, so as Day 4 of the Euclid Consortium meeting gets under way I’ve just got the time and bandwidth to do a brief post about the events of...
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Euclid, by Max Ernst
by Max Ernst (1891-1976) , painted in 1945 (oil on canvas, 65 x 57.5 cm). Follow @telescoper
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The Future Circular Collider: what’s the MacGuffin?
I’ve been reading a few items here and there about proposals for a Future Circular Collider, even larger than the Large Hadron Collider (and consequently even more expensive). No doubt particle...
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Notes from Euclid 2019
I’ve just had my breakfast so I thought I’d do a quick post before the start of play on of the 2019 Euclid Consortium Meeting in Helsinki. Previous Euclid Consortium meetings were held in: Bologna...
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Equality, Diversity and Euclid
So here I am, back in my hotel, after the second pleasant wine and food reception of the week – this time hosted by the University of Helsinki. I have to leave early tomorrow morning to get back to...
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Euclid Updates
Following the Euclid Consortium Meeting in Helsinki a couple of weeks ago, here are a couple of updates. First, here is the conference photograph so you can play Spot The Telescoper: (The picture was...
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R.I.P. Olivier Le Fèvre (1960-2020)
Olivier Le Fèvre (1960-2020) The international cosmological community was deeply saddened last week to hear of the death on 25th June after a long illness of Olivier Le Fèvre. He was 59 years old....
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New Publication at the Open Journal of Astrophysics
Time to announce another publication in the Open Journal of Astrophysics. This one was published yesterday, actually, but I didn’t get time to post about it until just now. It is the third paper in...
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