It’s about the deep Universe, folks. Intense days with many amazing scientific results to digest, including #ESAEuclid first quick data releases! Want to know more? Check out the video below! Thanks @just_shaun for welcoming us.

One day you’re a cosmo baby, and 10 years after you’re back in the US working with @NASA highlighting @ESA_Euclid in one of the largest festivals in the country.

This is a kind reminder for all early career researchers out there, in particular PhDs: be bold, be brave, don't be afraid of asking directly to somebody you are interested in working with if there are any opportunities available 😊

This image is zoomed in x600 times with respect to the Euclid wide survey mosaic patch. This is coming just from 1% of the full survey. Imagine the power of #ESAEuclid for both cosmology and legacy science in a decade. 💙

Que días tan bonitos en la @Fac_CienciasUCO, y que oportunidad tan emocionante estar al otro lado del aula recibiendo preguntas de estudiantes. Parece ayer (y fue hace una década!) cuando yo era la estudiante motivada deseando escuchar a investigadores invitados. Gracias 💙

Por cierto, @fuera_d_orbita, just saying.

Speechless. This is just a small teaser of what cosmologists have been patiently waiting for the last decade. Please, do yourself a favour and check out the video at

Quien se anima mañana a escucharme en castellano roto hablar de Euclid y los hitos de este primer año en operaciones?

It's paper day! 📢 #NeuralNetworks for cosmological model selection and interpretability using CMB data. Work done under the @esascience archival visitor programme by @IndiraOcampoJ For the first time, SHAP tools are used in this particular field! https://t.co/OyoI9hhipl

Would you like to see #ESAEuclid in the amazing #SXSW event next year? Give us your support to show to the public the power of @ESA_Euclid in discovering the #DarkUniverse. Looking forward to joining @jason__rhodes and @marcobonici in this adventure. https://t.co/l4M3wKiHYn

4 flights this week with KLM. All four delayed. Great statistics @KLM 🎉🤦🏼‍♀️

I had the chance to highlight #ESAEuclid status in the #LISASymposiumDublin. There is no biggest honour than representing my own consortium @EC_Euclid and team @ESA_Euclid as invited plenary speaker. To every single Euclidean: thanks for your amazing work this last year.

One year since one of the most exciting days of my scientific career. What a roller coaster this year has been. #ESAEuclid, stay strong!

My favourite working time of the year

Yesterday, I gave a lecture at the Honours College of @UniUtrecht to bachelor’s students about python and Space Science using @ESA_Euclid as example for the scientific cases. It was very emocional to be back on campus exactly 10 years after my time as Erasmus student there!

Very interesting and intense science weeks with #ESAEuclid colleagues visiting Leiden. Today, we colonised @LeidenScience and tomorrow we are back at @esascience in ESTEC.

In retrospective, it seems surreal that, only 1 year and a half after obtaining my PhD, I was in charge (and able) to contribute significantly to this amazing paper in such an important section. My name may be diluted in the list of authors, but I feel genuinly proud of this💙

To produce all the plots, I have used @esascience data science platform #ESADatalabs: a nice partnership showing the potential we have ahead of us between the scientific community and ESA in terms of data analysis for astronomical missions.

During all this time, my goal has always been to make shine the job of an amazing group of scientists behind scenes who have worked for 5 years (!), altruistically, to produce the code "Cosmology Likelihood for Observables in Euclid" (CLOE). You are absolutely brilliant.

Personally, I have extensively contributed to section 8 "Constraining cosmology with the primary probes" for months. I'm the writter behind 8. 2. 1 and 8. 2. 3, and co-author of 8. 1. I am also the author of Figs. 36, 37, 38, 39 and 41 & 42 (forecasts on the performance).