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26.11.2018 | HL207 15.30-16.30 | BRP procedures and overview possible bachelor research projects; for a copy of the lecture, click here. The list with available BRPs is available here. Meanwhile a few extra projects was sent in; look here. |
04-08.02.2019 | See BB | This is a one week full time course-block prior to joining your research group. In this course-block you will acquire knowledge that is required for successfully handling your bachelor research project. For A/N students all courses are compulsory, for A students the topic of a few courses have been covered before and these are not obligatory (but definitely recommended). |
04.02.2019 | A and A/N de Sitter 10.00-11.00 | Introduction session to BRP; a combined astronomy/physics event. It will address the program for the Research Skills week and summarize the regulations and expectations for the BRP. |
04.02.2019 | A and A/N Postponed | Science communication. This course learns you how to commu-nicate your research to the general public. |
05.02.2019 | A and A/N HL204 09.00-11.00 | Library and Literature Search. This course learns you to use the tools needed to find the scientific literature relevant for your BRP. |
05.02.2019 | A/N HL204 11.00-13.00 | Statistics & Data Analysis I. Data need to be treated, statistically analyzed, fitted to models ... but how to do this in an unbiased and mathematically sound way ? |
05.02.2019 | A and A/N HL204 13.30-15.30 | Project management I. Taking care of your BRP is a complex process. In this course you will learn techniques on how to cope with the challenges to run your project. |
06.02.2019 | A and A/N HL204 09.00-11.00 | Data management. In this course you learn about the hard and software infrastructure of our institutes and this will help you in storing and handling your data in a fair and efficient way. |
06.02.2019 | A and A/N HL204 11.00-13.00 | How to read a scientific publication ? Learn from the profes-sionals and wonder how easy it is to gain time. |
06.02.2019 | A/N (A) 14.00-18.00 | Lab Skills. Not obligatory for A-students, unless you start working in the optical or Sackler Laboratory. Besides this Lab Skills training, these students will receive an on spot safety instruction. |
07.02.2019 | A/N HL204 11.00-13.00 | Statistics and Data analysis II. |
07.02.2019 | A and A/N HL204 13.30-15.30 | Project Management II. |
08.02.2019 | A and A/N Postponed 10.30-12.00 | Fire drill. In order to allow you to participate in a lecture by Prof. Robbert Dijkgraaf (start 10.00), this drill will take place on 06.03. See below for further information. |
08.02.2019 | A/N (A) 13.00-14.30 (up to 17.00 for those who don't visit DIES activities) | Technical Support Departments. The fine mechanical and electronic workshops open their doors to show you which equipment and tools are around to help you with the technical problems of your project. Highly recommended for A-students active in one of the Observatory Labs. |
26.02.2019 | HL207 11.00-12.45 | FIRST PRESENTATION-part I; OVERVIEW PROJECTS 1-8 [5 min] Short talks to summarize the goal, the context and the approach of the individual bachelor research projects. |
06.03.2019 | Outside 'de Schotel' on Einsteinweg | FIRE DRILL; you will get instructions and exercise with a CO2 and foam based extinguisher. Group 1 from 10.30-11.15 hr and Group 2 from 11.15-12.00 hr. |
12.03.2019 | HL207 11.00-12.45 | FIRST PRESENTATION-part II; OVERVIEW PROJECTS 9-16 [5 min] Short talks to summarize the goal, the context and the approach of the individual bachelor research projects. |
22.03.2019 | A an A/N HL204 11.00-13.00 | Academic writing I |
26.03.2019 | HL207 11.00-12.45 | Progress meeting; round table discussion Info on: Midterm review |
04.04.2019 | A/N HL204 11.00-13.00 | Mid-term reflection and career orientation. |
09.04.2019 | HL207 11.00-12.45 | Progress meeting; round table discussion Info on: From science to publication |
23.04.2019 | HL207 11.00-12.45 | SECOND PRESENTATION-part I: MIDTERM REPORT [5 min] Status update and plans for next 2 months. PROGRAMME |
07.05.2019 | HL106/207 11.00-12.45 | SECOND PRESENTATION-part II: MIDTERM REPORT [5 min] Status update and plans for next 2 months. PROGRAMME |
21.05.2019 | HL207 11.00-12.45 | Progress meeting; walk in moment - general questions |
23.05.2019 | A and A/N HL204 | Academic Writing II |
29.05.2019 | A and A/N de Sitter 11.00-13.00 | How to present your research ? Click here for a copy of the presentation. |
04.06.2019 | Ruimte HL204 11.00-12.45 | Progress meeting; walk in moment - general questions |
06.06.2019 | A and A/N HL207 | CV Writing and Applications |
17.06.2019 | 09.00-17.30 HL106 | FINAL PRESENTATIONS; BRP TALKS [15+5 min] Schedule of all presentations (update 07.06.2019) Please note: graduation talks are in HL106, not in the de Sitter zaal as initially scheduled. |
28.06.2019 | 23.59 | Deadline to hand in Bachelor Thesis. |
OVERVIEW BRP PROJECTS 2018-2019 | BRP students | ||||
# | Project title | Three presentations | 1 | 2 | 3 |
1 | Gravitational wave background from supermassive black hole mergers | Ernst Traanberg Raphael van Laak | |||
2 | Red sequence to blue cloud galaxies in EAGLE | Willem Kroese Julius Hendrix | |||
3 | A search for radio transients | Kasper Roewen | |||
4 | Exoplanet phase variations in the NASA transiting exoplanet survey satellite data | Kas Veken Silvan Toet | |||
5 | Measuring aerosols using milk cartons | Brent Maas | |||
6 | Studying high-redshift galaxies with ALMA | Aniek van Ogtrop | |||
7 | Merger timescales of compact groups of galaxies | Nathan Broughton | |||
8 | Predicting ALMA observations of water from planet forming disks | Yke Rusticus Ivana van Leeuwen | |||
9 | Difference imaging in MASCARE | Naadiyah Jagga | |||
10 | High resolution IR spectroscopy of interstellar ice analogues | Dani de Boe Naashaanty Brunken | |||
11 | Variable illumination in the near face on PDS 66ik proto planetry disk | Joshiwa van Marrewijk | |||
12 | Shining light on interstellar ice | Stefan van der Giessen | |||
13 | Delta scuti variables in MASCARA | Lixuan Zhang | |||
14 | Dissociation and ionization of interstellar benzonitrile | Merel Donker | |||
15 | Wavelength dependent refraction curves for mixed amorphous ices | Siyu Wang Sharon Diamant | |||
16 | Building a (cheap) student radio interferometer | Benjamin van Ommen |