Today’s the start of this year’s Irish National Astronomy Meeting (INAM), which is being held in Maynooth. There’ll be a series of talks over the next three days covering all areas of astronomy. I’ll be chairing a session tomorrow but will generally popping in and out because I have various other commitments that clash with some of the sessions, but I’ll post updates whenever I can.
To start with, though, let me welcome all the participants who are arriving this morning!
The first talk:
I had been looking forward to attending last week’s Irish National Astronomy Meeting in the fine city of Galway but unfortunately I couldn’t go because I had an appointment I couldn’t reschedule (which also kept me offline for a couple of days). This was a shame because it turns out that one of our undergraduate SPUR students at Maynooth, Jake Feeney, together with two colleagues, John Regan and Paddy Kavanagh, won the prize for the best poster at INAM.
Here is the winning poster:
Congratulations to Jake et al!
In the Dark 