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AAS Publishing at AAS 236 Online
Will you be joining us online for the 236th American Astronomical Society meeting — our first-ever virtual meeting? AAS Publishing looks forward to seeing you there! You can come find us at the AAS...
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AAS 236: Welcome!
This week, AAS Nova and Astrobites are attending the first-ever virtual American Astronomical Society (AAS) meeting. AAS Nova Editor Susanna Kohler and AAS Media Fellow Tarini Konchady will join...
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AAS 236: Day 1
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the 236th AAS Meeting, being conducted virtually for the first time! Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the...
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AAS 236: Day 2
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the 236th AAS Meeting, being conducted virtually for the first time! Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the...
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AAS 236: Day 3
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the 236th AAS Meeting, being conducted virtually for the first time! Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the...
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1,000 AAS Nova Highlights and Five Years of Astronomy
In August of 2015, AAS Nova launched as a new service provided by the AAS journals. Today, five years later, we’re officially celebrating the milestone of the 1,000th Highlight post published on the...
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AAS Publishing at AAS 237 Online
Will you be joining us online for the 237th American Astronomical Society meeting? AAS Publishing looks forward to seeing you there! You can come find us at the AAS Publishing booth in the virtual...
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AAS 237: Welcome!
This week, AAS Nova and Astrobites are attending the virtual American Astronomical Society (AAS) winter meeting. AAS Nova Editor Susanna Kohler and AAS Media Fellow Tarini Konchady will join Astrobites...
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AAS 237: Day 1
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the virtual 237th AAS Meeting. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the meeting and posting each day. Follow...
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AAS 237: Day 2
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the virtual 237th AAS Meeting. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the meeting and posting each day. Follow...
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AAS 237: Day 3
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the virtual 237th AAS Meeting. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the meeting and posting each day. Follow...
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AAS 237: Day 4
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the virtual 237th AAS Meeting. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the meeting and posting each day. Follow...
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AAS 237: Day 5
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the virtual 237th AAS Meeting. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the meeting and posting each day. Follow...
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Update from the Unified Astronomy Thesaurus
Remember the Unified Astronomy Thesaurus? The UAT is an open, interoperable, and community-supported project that formalizes astronomical concepts and their inter-relationships into a high quality,...
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AAS Publishing News: Interactive Figures
The presentation of astronomical data in research publications has traditionally taken the form of countless pages of tables and static plots. Today, modern digital publication formats give us...
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AAS Publishing News: An Interview with the AAS Journals Data Editors
What happens when you submit a scientific manuscript to AAS journals? While most folks are familiar with the peer review process, fewer people know about some of the additional reviews and work...
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AAS Seeks Communications Specialist
The American Astronomical Society (AAS) seeks a talented and experienced science communicator to help the Society deliver high-impact scientific results and communications to the astronomical...
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AAS Publishing at AAS 238 Online
Will you be joining us online for the 238th American Astronomical Society meeting? AAS Publishing looks forward to seeing you there! You can come find us at the AAS Publishing booth in the virtual...
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AAS 238: Welcome!
This week, AAS Nova and Astrobites are attending the virtual American Astronomical Society (AAS) summer meeting. AAS Nova Editor Susanna Kohler and AAS Media Fellow Tarini Konchady will join Astrobites...
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AAS 238: Day 1
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the virtual 238th AAS Meeting. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the meeting and posting each day. Follow...
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AAS 238: Day 2
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the virtual 238th AAS Meeting. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the meeting and posting each day. Follow...
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AAS 238: Day 3
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the virtual 238th AAS Meeting. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the meeting and posting each day. Follow...
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AAS Media Fellowship Now Open for Applications
Are you an astronomy graduate student who’s interested in science communication? Do you wish you had the opportunity to explore that interest and gain professional development without having to take...
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AAS Journals Go Open Access!
We usually don’t put exclamation points in titles around here, but we’re really excited about this one. As of 1 January 2022, all AAS journals will officially be open access (OA) — which means that...
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Welcoming Kerry Hensley to the Team
We’re delighted to (re-)introduce Kerry Hensley, a planetary scientist who has recently joined the AAS staff as our Communications Specialist. You can expect to see Kerry in person at future AAS...
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DPS 53: Welcome!
Greetings from the 53rd meeting of the AAS Division for Planetary Sciences, happening virtually anywhere! This week, AAS Nova editor Susanna Kohler and I, along with a team of writers from the...
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DPS 53: Days 1 and 2
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the 53rd meeting of the AAS Division for Planetary Sciences. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the...
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DPS 53: Days 3, 4, and 5
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the 53rd meeting of the AAS Division for Planetary Sciences. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the...
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Welcome to AAS Media Fellow Haley Wahl and Farewell to Tarini Konchady
Haley Wahl (West Virginia University) has been selected as our AAS Media Fellow for 2021–2022. In 2017 we announced a new AAS-sponsored program for graduate students: the AAS Media Fellowship. This...
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Perspectives on Data Management, Stewardship, and Preserving Astronomical...
As members of the astronomy community, it’s critical for us to be good stewards of historical and modern data, instruments, and records, ensuring that these materials are preserved for the future and...
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AAS Media Fellowship Now Open for Applications
Are you an astronomy graduate student who’s interested in science communication? Do you wish you had the opportunity to explore that interest and gain professional development without having to take...
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AAS Publishing at AAS 240 in Pasadena (and Online!)
AAS 240 is nearly here! The AAS Publishing team looks forward to reconnecting with meeting attendees in Pasadena and online, and we’re excited to share a preview of upcoming publishing-related...
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AAS 240: Day 1
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the 240th AAS meeting in Pasadena, CA, and online. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the meeting and...
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AAS 240: Day 2
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the 240th AAS meeting in Pasadena, CA, and online. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the meeting and...
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AAS 240: Day 3
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the 240th AAS meeting in Pasadena, CA, and online. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the meeting and...
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AAS 240: Day 4
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the 240th AAS meeting in Pasadena, CA, and online. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the meeting and...
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Welcome to AAS Media Fellow Ben Cassese and Farewell to Haley Wahl
Ben Cassese (Columbia University) has been selected as the 2022–2023 AAS Media Fellow. In 2017 we announced a new AAS-sponsored program for graduate students: the AAS Media Fellowship. This...
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AAS Publishing at AAS 241 in Seattle (and Online!)
AAS 241 is nearly here! The AAS Publishing team looks forward to connecting with meeting attendees in Seattle, WA, and online, and we’re excited to share a preview of upcoming publishing-related...
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AAS 241: Welcome!
This week, AAS Nova and Astrobites are attending the American Astronomical Society (AAS) winter meeting in Seattle, WA, and online. AAS Nova Editor Kerry Hensley and AAS Media Fellow Ben Cassese will...
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AAS 241: Day 1
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the 241st AAS meeting in Seattle, WA, and online. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the meeting and...
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AAS 241: Day 2
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the 241st AAS meeting in Seattle, WA, and online. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the meeting and...
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AAS 241: Day 3
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the 241st AAS meeting in Seattle, WA, and online. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the meeting and...
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AAS 241: Day 4
Editor’s Note: This week we’re at the 241st AAS meeting in Seattle, WA, and online. Along with a team of authors from Astrobites, we will be writing updates on selected events at the meeting and...
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AAS Publishing at AAS 242 in Albuquerque (and Online!)
AAS 242 is nearly here! The AAS Publishing team looks forward to connecting with meeting attendees in Albuquerque, NM, and online, and we’re excited to share a preview of upcoming publishing-related...
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AAS Publishing News: An Interview with Data Editor Katie Merrell
Engineer-turned-astronomer Katie Merrell recently joined the AAS Publishing team as the third journals data editor. Read on to learn about her first few months on the job, how the data editors work to...
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AAS Publishing at AAS 243 in New Orleans
AAS 243 is nearly here! The AAS Publishing team looks forward to connecting with meeting attendees in New Orleans, LA, and we’re excited to share a preview of upcoming publishing-related events....
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AAS Media Fellowship Now Open for Applications
Are you an astronomy graduate student who’s interested in science communication? Do you wish you had the opportunity to explore that interest and gain professional development without having to take...
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