TIMESTEP - Github & Version Control
This tutorial was aimed towards undergraduate students at UArizona who are traditionally under-represented in STEM. The tutorial can be accessed on github.
CosmicVarta
CosmicVarta is a platform for promoting Indian astronomy research in a non-technical way. We encourage Indian astronomers to write about their research in a way that is engaging as well as understandable to a wide audience. We help edit those writings and then publish it on our website. We also have resources on how to pursue a career in astronomy.
I have been a scientific editor and a core group member of CosmicVarta. I have authored as well as edited articles on this platform, and have overseen the editing process.
Articles Authored:
- Star-forming S0 Galaxies in SDSS-MaNGA: fading spirals or rejuvenated S0s? Authored by Himansh Rathore and Kavin Kumar. The article can be found here.
Articles Edited:
- Solar cycle 25 is going to be a bit stronger than cycle 24! Authored by Pawan Kumar. The article can be found here.
- Nuclear Pasta in the crust of neutron star; Authored by Vishal Parmar. The article can be found here.
- The ghost of a star screams 6 days after its death; Authored by Harsh Kumar. The article can be found here.
- Collisions between galaxies: A frequent phenomenon than we expected earlier; Authored by Gourab Giri. The article can be found here.
Krittika Python Tutorials
A set of comprehensive python-for-astronomy tutorials created by our collective efforts through Krittika, the Astronomy Club of IIT Bombay. These cover several aspects of python programming with modules like numpy, scipy, astropy and matplotib in an easily accessible format.
These tutorials are particularly aimed towards undergraduate students in institutions with limited resources, with the purpose of helping them acquire the essential background to start Astronomy research. Tutorials are accompanied by exercises based on Astronomy applications. The tutorials can be accessed on github.