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The PhD is a great opportunity, you learn problem solving, presenting and how to form collaborations among many other skills.
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The highest point of my research was traveling to the Cerra Tololo Inter-American Observatory near La Serena in Chile. Nothing beats being at the telescope and observing your data, seeing the raw results straight from source.
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I see myself in a research position continuing to work on problems in Astronomy that I find exciting and challenging. I also see myself teaching and promoting science education.
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RSAA attracts leading astronomers in many fields from all over the world, so there are so many people with great expertise to learn from, including visiting astronomers. There is a great sense of community, especially if you're a student.
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Astronomers have solved a mystery over small, unusually hot blue stars, 10 times hotter than our Sun, that are found in the middle of dense star clusters.
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Professor Martin Asplund's work in solar and stellar physics has changed the way in which we approach atomic and nuclear physics and a wide range of astrophysics, from planetary science and stellar physics through to Galactic archaeology and cosmology.
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