Dr. Caprice Phillips · Jun 16, 2025 · 9:41 PM UTC

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Dr. Caprice Phillips@CapricePhillips16 Jun 2025

I successfully defended my thesis and am now Dr. Caprice Phillips. So thankful for my advisors and mentors including Jackie Faherty and Ji Wang and friends who were here to support me. Im the 2nd Black women to get a PhD from my department. Full of joy.

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Research Corporation for Science Advancement · Apr 8, 2026 · 4:25 PM UTC

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Research Corporation for Science Advancement@RCSA1Apr 8

RCSA has selected a new class of postdoctoral scholars in the 3rd year of the #RCSAFellows initiative, which aims to increase faculty excellence in the physical sciences through job search preparation, professional development, and community building. wp.me/pgj04D-aDJ

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Research Corporation for Science Advancement · Apr 8, 2026 · 4:32 PM UTC

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Research Corporation for Science Advancement@RCSA1Apr 8

Congratulations to 2026 #RCSAFellow Caprice Phillips @CapricePhillips, University of California, Santa Cruz!

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Jonathan Fortney · Feb 3, 2026 · 4:02 PM UTC

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Jonathan Fortney@jjfplanetFeb 3

Announcing the 8th Other Worlds Laboratory (OWL) Exoplanet Summer Program, Aug 10-27, 2026. We foster new & existing research collaborations by outstanding visitors, with stays of 1-3 weeks at the beautiful UC Santa Cruz campus. Applications Feb 5-March 5. owl.ucsc.edu/summer/

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The Other Worlds Laboratory (OWL) at the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC) will soon be accepting applications for the eighth annual Exoplanet Summer Program (ESP), from August 10 –…

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Arts and Sciences at Ohio State · Feb 1, 2026 · 5:51 PM UTC

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Arts and Sciences at Ohio State@ASCatOSUFeb 1

Our next Top 2025 Story, Caprice Phillips (PhD '25) was selected for the NASA Hubble Fellowship. She is one of three named a Sagan Fellow, pondering whether or not we are alone in the universe during the three-year fellowship. Read more: artsandsciences.osu.edu/news…

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Black In Astro ™ · Dec 8, 2025 · 1:56 PM UTC

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Black In Astro ™@BlackInAstro8 Dec 2025

the link to register is here: forms.gle/tkKePYHGrZmtbNh48

Black In Astro x CSMA Networking Dinner Expression of Interest

DESCRIPTION & PURPOSE: Sponsored by American Astronomical Society, University of California, Santa Cruz Department of Astronomy & Astrophysics, Vera Rubin Presidential Chair and the Center for...

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Black In Astro ™ · Dec 8, 2025 · 1:55 PM UTC

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Black In Astro ™@BlackInAstro8 Dec 2025

Black In Astro and CSMA are hosting a free networking dinner at the 247th AAS Meeting in Phoenix, AZ! Come connect with fellow community members, explore research collaborations, grad/postdoc opportunities, and more. Let’s grow and support each other!

A promotional flyer for the “Black In Astro & CSMA Networking Dinner” at the 247th American Astronomical Society (AAS) Meeting. The design features a navy blue, yellow, and white color scheme with abstract shapes and photos of a table setting with plates, glasses, and warm lights. Text on the flyer reads: “Join us for Black In Astro & CSMA Networking Dinner. 247th American Astronomical Society (AAS) Meeting, Phoenix, AZ. January 6, 2026, 6:30 PM–9:30 PM. Phoenix, AZ; location to be announced. A space for Black In Astro and CSMA members and interested allies to meet and network. Open to all attendees of the 247th AAS conference.” Logos for Black In Astro and CSMA appear at the top. A note at the bottom thanks several sponsors, and a circular badge says “Express your interest by December 22nd.”

ALT A promotional flyer for the “Black In Astro & CSMA Networking Dinner” at the 247th American Astronomical Society (AAS) Meeting. The design features a navy blue, yellow, and white color scheme with abstract shapes and photos of a table setting with plates, glasses, and warm lights. Text on the flyer reads: “Join us for Black In Astro & CSMA Networking Dinner. 247th American Astronomical Society (AAS) Meeting, Phoenix, AZ. January 6, 2026, 6:30 PM–9:30 PM. Phoenix, AZ; location to be announced. A space for Black In Astro and CSMA members and interested allies to meet and network. Open to all attendees of the 247th AAS conference.” Logos for Black In Astro and CSMA appear at the top. A note at the bottom thanks several sponsors, and a circular badge says “Express your interest by December 22nd.”

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Tatyana Woodall · Sep 11, 2025 · 7:20 PM UTC

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Tatyana Woodall@TatyanaZaria11 Sep 2025

Ever stopped to think about alien clouds on faraway worlds? @CapricePhillips certainly has! Check out this fascinating @OhioState Alumni Mag story about her career and ongoing space research 🔭☁️✨☁️alumnimagazine.osu.edu/story…

Caprice Phillips is busy solving cosmic mysteries

Ohio State prepared this two-time graduate to ask and answer big questions in a prestigious NASA fellowship.

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Cool Stars 23 · Aug 7, 2025 · 1:14 PM UTC

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Cool Stars 23@CoolStars237 Aug 2025

The website has been updated!☀️ coolstars23.github.io/ Check out the timetable & topics of the plenary sessions. ✅We’re now accepting splinter session proposals! 🙌 Please follow the instructions and submit your proposal by November 3. We look forward to your submissions!🌻

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Dr. Caprice Phillips · Jul 21, 2025 · 9:21 PM UTC

Dr. Caprice Phillips@CapricePhillips21 Jul 2025

gofundme.com/f/support-for-b… BIA community member and physicist/stem educator Dr. Belinda Cheeseboros's brother passed away and her family is raising money for his service. Please consider donating and/or sharing. I know how hard this can be and with financial struggles too.

Donate to Support for Benjamin J. Cheeseboro's Final Arrangements, organized by Belinda Cheeseboro

On July 16, 2025, my little brother Benjamin J. Cheeseboro, s… Belinda Cheeseboro needs your support for Support for Benjamin J. Cheeseboro's Final Arrangements

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Dr. Dakotah Tyler · Jul 7, 2025 · 9:42 PM UTC

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Dr. Dakotah Tyler@DrStarkid_7 Jul 2025

In a time when misinformation spreads faster than facts, we created a new show: Curiosity Theory is about exploring science, tech, and the ideas shaping our culture and future with curiosity and rigor! Hosted by STEM educator Justin Shaifer & astrophysicist Dr. Dakotah Tyler

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American Astronomical Society (AAS) · Jun 24, 2025 · 3:21 PM UTC

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American Astronomical Society (AAS)@AAS_Office24 Jun 2025

⭐️ AAS Publishing is celebrating #BlackSpaceWeek 2025 with a special series of AAS Journal Author video chats in collaboration with @BlackInAstro. Amber Young (@NAU, @NASAGoddard) chats about her article on Earthlike exoplanets: youtu.be/kBLkQIi3S18

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𝕱aith Love · Jun 25, 2025 · 9:34 PM UTC

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𝕱aith Love@Izzyalright25 Jun 2025

This is fine

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Space Telescope Science Institute · Jun 25, 2025 · 3:10 PM UTC

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Space Telescope Science Institute@SpaceTelescope25 Jun 2025

NEWS: #NASAWebb has spotted the lightest planet ever directly seen outside our solar system! TWA 7 b is a gas giant planet similar in mass to Saturn, and orbits a star about 34 light-years from Earth: webbtelescope.pub/43FGcIh

An image of a nearby star and its vicinity. The star itself has been blocked out and its bright light has been removed, appearing black. A dashed circle with a star symbol at the center of the image marks the star’s location. A fuzzy blue disk surrounds the star. An orange spot, near the star and inside this disk around 2 o’clock, is identified as a planet orbiting the star. A fainter orange spot at the lower left edge marks a distant star.

ALT An image of a nearby star and its vicinity. The star itself has been blocked out and its bright light has been removed, appearing black. A dashed circle with a star symbol at the center of the image marks the star’s location. A fuzzy blue disk surrounds the star. An orange spot, near the star and inside this disk around 2 o’clock, is identified as a planet orbiting the star. A fainter orange spot at the lower left edge marks a distant star.

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𝕱aith Love · Jun 24, 2025 · 6:48 PM UTC

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𝕱aith Love@Izzyalright24 Jun 2025

Running on E

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𝕱aith Love · Jun 23, 2025 · 8:02 PM UTC

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𝕱aith Love@Izzyalright23 Jun 2025

Delusion

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Black In Astro ™ · Jun 23, 2025 · 6:37 PM UTC

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Black In Astro ™@BlackInAstro23 Jun 2025

Reminder of their prizes from @amyraehill, @stellerarts and @startorialist. Thank you so much for sponsoring this competition and for your continued support! We’re sure pit winners will LOVE their prizes! 🥹🫶🏼

Graphic promoting the #BlackSpaceWeek2025 Astro Art Competition. It invites submissions of original space-themed art or astrophotography (no AI-generated art) via a Google form on blackinastro.com. The competition opens June 15, 2025, at 9 AM ET. Prizes include: 1st place – a custom bowl by Amy Rae Hill, 2nd place – a framed print of Dare by Laci Brock, and 3rd place – a STARtorialist gift card. The background features a starry space design with images of prizes in circular panels.

ALT Graphic promoting the #BlackSpaceWeek2025 Astro Art Competition. It invites submissions of original space-themed art or astrophotography (no AI-generated art) via a Google form on blackinastro.com. The competition opens June 15, 2025, at 9 AM ET. Prizes include: 1st place – a custom bowl by Amy Rae Hill, 2nd place – a framed print of Dare by Laci Brock, and 3rd place – a STARtorialist gift card. The background features a starry space design with images of prizes in circular panels.

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