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Welcome

Welcome to my blog! I am Bernard Schutz, astrophysicist, mathematician, teacher, writer, sometime publisher, born in America, living and working in Europe. My science is about the extreme universe and how we listen to it with gravitational waves. I work with data, sometimes very big data. I am an advocate for open access in scientific publishing and I believe passionately that scientists have an obligation to be interesting and understandable in public, not just smart-looking.

My blog is likely to roam over the things I know about in science but also a lot more that I don't, sharing thoughts I find interesting, curious, provocative, funny — but always from the slightly oblique perspective of a scientist who revels in the stretchings and twistings of perfectly empty spacetime!

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