[Mesa-users] Fwd: Announcement for the first TARDIS Summerschool (July 28th - August 1st 2025)

[Jared Goldberg]

A summer school opportunity of possible interest to MESA Users focused on
the open-source TARDIS supernova spectra code:


---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Wolfgang Kerzendorf <wkerzendorf at gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Jan 23, 2025 at 11:38 AM
Subject: Announcement for the first TARDIS Summerschool (July 28th - August
1st 2025)
To: Jgoldberg <jgoldberg at flatironinstitute.org>


Dear Jared,

We would like to draw your attention to the TARDIS summer school, coming up
at the end of July (https://tardis-sn.github.io/events/summer_school/about/
<https://wkerzendorf-dot-yamm-track.appspot.com/2KYalnkAmXxcUoqSzD7SZ48HnkxKSUOd6NQGa-27etd9KbAeUlAGsN055QinkLzGV_Tf-5f4mbl9LirSAHCbkgorDiqU6RkQM0HFRVrt9jD-KZcZAZj-Ud3mmi2sbS4bb__e3FfTQ7Hbh0nUAVcXQDITxeuHgBZxo7osGIKJPNhu5jeHMzEtS7lv0ClkVQ8IzU6Jr-SXfHKk_eA>)
. We would deeply appreciate you sharing the following message with anybody
you think would be interested. If there are further questions please feel
free to reach out to me or Josh Shields (shield90 at msu.edu).

Thanks for distributing,

   Josh and Wolfgang on behalf of the organizing team

Dear all,

We would like to invite you to our first TARDIS Summer School! The summer
school will consist of a focused, one-week long educational experience,
from July 28th to Aug 1st. Attendees can expect to learn the basics of
radiative transfer and plasma physics, a bit about how TARDIS implements
these physics, and how to use TARDIS to conduct scientific investigation on
supernovae. We will have alternating lectures and hands-on projects to
demonstrate the discussed physics or TARDIS usage, with TARDIS experts
assigned to small groups of attendees to assist as needed.

Registration is open to graduate students and above, and the summer school
is targeted at those who currently use TARDIS or are interested in doing so
in their research. If senior undergraduates would like to apply, that is
also welcome, but some experience in radiation transport and coding is
recommended.

If you’re interested, please fill out this google form to apply
https://forms.gle/xmS4dhhZNGKcP7o5A
<https://wkerzendorf-dot-yamm-track.appspot.com/2-ucXBGYAdxu5DmGTeBrwH8C9tx4j92g5tQUikSMiU89RbAeUlAHLsRJu5JFIkEEMuTE0YszidZbXwa2YObXpYsBisA3nxMvK476KksgeVovTmWsPRQc8JeF22qV2hFmgBvCvMDIGpEiVuFGRFrzdb7l10XqZzcmPeEboymLJIp0_7uwaMAsR6if6P9c>

Alternatively, if somebody you know might be interested, please feel free
to forward this email to them, or share our website at
https://tardis-sn.github.io/events/summer_school/about/
<https://wkerzendorf-dot-yamm-track.appspot.com/2qNItQZwVNa693yZKS8QukblvXPTlzJyhKVVh80DZm09cbAeUlAGfPGzFPRukVckI4OR3wDpiUboLgey0Wlyv30ES4SsH5Aw38-idbxetFLhg_1biOUdhUhDYKIf6Os1cFyVwbm5JtudVvV0jUAcYKzy4su1HywP93Kx4O7i6435vyEQYbTYn7J6tR-Uslk7THuWwmOBakFTCdA>


Best,

The TARDIS Summer School Organizing Committee

(Josh Shields, Jing Lu, Anirban Dutta, Wolfgang Kerzendorf)



-- 
Wolfgang E. Kerzendorf

Assistant Professor Astrophysics & Computational Mathematics, Science, and
Engineering
Michigan State University

https://kerzendorf-lab.github.io/
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