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Hi Hayley, are these accounts the real you? I’m guessing not…

I’m pretty excited about my summer reading stack 📚😎 Serious question: Could anyone recommend books covering the European space sector other than astronaut autobiographies?

ESO is a fantastic and enriching work environment, great colleagues, and the Munich area offers high standards of living! 4/4

The role involves a wide range of institutional affairs matters from dealing with member state relations to EU relations to dark and quiet skies at UN COPUOS. You will have the opportunity to advocate for and support fundamental science, engage with @EIROforum and @ESFRI_eu 3/4

My role is now available, with some tweaks, in particular, the possibility for early career professionals with ~5 yrs experience to apply and the joint emphasis on a scientific and policy / international relations background. 2/4

✨ An amazing science policy job opportunity at ESO….mine! ✨ 🧵With a very heavy heart, I announce that I am leaving the European Southern Observatory @ESO after 8 years of service. recruitment.eso.org/jobs/202…. 1/4

🚀 EU Space Forum 🚀 I am thrilled to share that I will be speaking at the EU Space Forum in Brussels, 24-25 June! 🌍✨ I look forward to seeing many colleagues in person soon! #spacepolicy #spacesustainability #spacegovernance #EUspaceforum

✨An event with Niklas Hedman,Ian Crawford, Pascale Ehrenfreund & Richard Green raised the topic of the Sustainable Lunar Environment. We need space policy to balance the scientific, astronomical & heritage interests with the growing number of commercial projects at 🌖

✨We celebrated this fact with an event organized by Chile 🇨🇱 and Spain🇪🇸 with panelists from ESO, SKAO and Amazon Project Kuiper brilliantly moderated by H. Ludwig Moeller from European Space Policy Institute (ESPI).

✨After 5+ years of work, the committee will start a new agenda item on Dark and Quiet skies, bringing global awareness to the topic of balancing the growth of the space economy with our ability to do astronomy.

While there are many uses of space, I am proud to advocate for humanity’s unrestricted ability to continue scientific exploration of the Cosmos.