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91 is the atomic number of protactinium. Speaking of protracted, it’s finally time to say FareWill to Dr astroSaundbites himself, after five years of co-hosting our wonderful podcast. We begin with a deep dive into his Uranian adventures that might offer the key to our next mission there. We then reflect on his time in grad school, share some sage wisdom and explore what the future holds as he transitions to a not-postdoc at NASA.
Will’s first paper: https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2021AJ....161..280S/abstract
Will’s career resource links:
Websites to help you discover lots of careers you can pursue with your PhD and how to get there:
A great webinar on career transitions for astronomers:
Great books:
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91 is the atomic number of protactinium. Speaking of protracted, it’s finally time to say FareWill to Dr astroSaundbites himself, after five years of co-hosting our wonderful podcast. We begin with a deep dive into his Uranian adventures that might offer the key to our next mission there. We then reflect on his time in grad school, share some sage wisdom and explore what the future holds as he transitions to a not-postdoc at NASA.
Will’s first paper: https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2021AJ....161..280S/abstract
Will’s career resource links:
Websites to help you discover lots of careers you can pursue with your PhD and how to get there:
A great webinar on career transitions for astronomers:
Great books:

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