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teach a class or advise a student on a research project
listen to or prepare a presentation on current research
analyze some data or make a figure or plot
download relevant journal articles to be read “later”
work on a paper or a proposal for observing time or research grant
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Contents
- Life as an Astronomer:
- How do we Work?
- Where do we Work?
- How do we spend our time? (part 1 of 2)
- How do we spend our time? (part 2 of 2)
- Training
- Job Timeline
- What Astronomers don’t do
- A Typical Day
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