Text: #notjustaliens. Karen I. Perez, Radio Astronomy. Background: Starry night sky. Inset: Photo of Karen Perez.

Text: Dr. Karen I. Perez joined the Berkeley SETI Research Center REU program in 2019 under the mentorship of Dr. Vishal Gajjar, where she helped test pulsar search pipelines and develop the observing strategy for the Breakthrough Listen Galactic Center Survey to search for both astrophysical signals and technosignatures. This work earned her the 2020 SETI Forward Award. Background: Starry night sky with graphics of a star and exoplanets in front of it.

Text: As the 2025 Jack Welch Postdoctoral Fellow at the SETI Institute, Dr. Perez works on developing real-time, machine learning and GPU-accelerated analysis pipelines for detecting single-pulse transients, as well as narrowband and broadband technosignatures using the Allen Telescope Array in Hat Creek, CA. Background: Starry night sky with graphics of a star and exoplanets.

SETI Institute logo. Graphics: (top) Black hole. (bottom) radio telescope dishes at the Allen Telescope Array. Background: Starry night sky.

Dr. Karen I. Perez joined the Berkeley SETI Research Center REU program in 2019 under the mentorship of Dr. Vishal Gajjar, where she helped test pulsar search pipelines and develop the observing strategy for the Breakthrough Listen Galactic Center Survey... 🧪 👩‍🔬

#NotJustAliens #SometimesAliens

Text: #notjustaliens. Karen I. Perez, Radio Astronomy. Background: Starry night sky. Inset: Photo of Karen Perez.

Text: Dr. Karen I. Perez joined the Berkeley SETI Research Center REU program in 2019 under the mentorship of Dr. Vishal Gajjar, where she helped test pulsar search pipelines and develop the observing strategy for the Breakthrough Listen Galactic Center Survey to search for both astrophysical signals and technosignatures. This work earned her the 2020 SETI Forward Award. Background: Starry night sky with graphics of a star and exoplanets in front of it.

Text: As the 2025 Jack Welch Postdoctoral Fellow at the SETI Institute, Dr. Perez works on developing real-time, machine learning and GPU-accelerated analysis pipelines for detecting single-pulse transients, as well as narrowband and broadband technosignatures using the Allen Telescope Array in Hat Creek, CA. Background: Starry night sky with graphics of a star and exoplanets.

SETI Institute logo. Graphics: (top) Black hole. (bottom) radio telescope dishes at the Allen Telescope Array. Background: Starry night sky.

Dr. Karen I. Perez joined the Berkeley SETI Research Center REU program in 2019 under the mentorship of Dr. Vishal Gajjar, where she helped test pulsar search pipelines and develop the observing strategy for the Breakthrough Listen Galactic Center Survey... 🧪 👩‍🔬

#NotJustAliens #SometimesAliens

Text: #notjustaliens. Chenoa Tremblay, Radio Astronomy / Astrochemistry. Background: Starry night sky. Inset: Photo of Chenoa Tremblay.

Text: Dr. Chenoa Tremblay is a project scientist at the SETI Institute with joint appointments at Breakthrough Initiatives, the University of New Mexico, and the National Radio Astronomy Observatory. Background: Starry night sky with graphics of a star and exoplanets in front of it.

Text: At the Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array in New Mexico and the MeerKAT telescope in South Africa, she leads a team that processes radio astronomy data in real time, simultaneously with standard telescope operations. Background: Starry night sky with graphics of a star and exoplanets.

SETI Institute logo. Graphics: (top) Black hole. (bottom) radio telescope dishes at the Allen Telescope Array. Background: Starry night sky.

@chenoachem.bsky.social is a project scientist at the SETI Institute with joint appointments at Breakthrough Initiatives, the University of New Mexico, and the National Radio Astronomy Observatory. 🧪 🔭 👩‍🔬

#Astrobiology #SpaceScience #SETI #NotJustAliens #SometimesAliens

Text: #notjustaliens. Chenoa Tremblay, Radio Astronomy / Astrochemistry. Background: Starry night sky. Inset: Photo of Chenoa Tremblay.

Text: Dr. Chenoa Tremblay is a project scientist at the SETI Institute with joint appointments at Breakthrough Initiatives, the University of New Mexico, and the National Radio Astronomy Observatory. Background: Starry night sky with graphics of a star and exoplanets in front of it.

Text: At the Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array in New Mexico and the MeerKAT telescope in South Africa, she leads a team that processes radio astronomy data in real time, simultaneously with standard telescope operations. Background: Starry night sky with graphics of a star and exoplanets.

SETI Institute logo. Graphics: (top) Black hole. (bottom) radio telescope dishes at the Allen Telescope Array. Background: Starry night sky.

@chenoachem.bsky.social is a project scientist at the SETI Institute with joint appointments at Breakthrough Initiatives, the University of New Mexico, and the National Radio Astronomy Observatory. 🧪 🔭 👩‍🔬

#Astrobiology #SpaceScience #SETI #NotJustAliens #SometimesAliens

Text: #sometimesaliens. Steve Croft, Radio Astronomy / SETI. Background: Starry night sky. Inset: Photo of Steve Croft.

Text: Dr. Steve Croft is a radio astronomer working on the Breakthrough Listen technosignature search project with UC Berkeley SETI Research Center (BSRC), where he leads Listen's observational program on the 100-meter Green Bank Telescope. Background: Starry night sky with graphics of a star and exoplanets in front of it.

Text: At the SETI Institute, Dr. Croft is involved in SETI research with the Allen Telescope Array, making the array accessible to outside experts as part of the open-source GNU Radio project. Background: Starry night sky with graphics of a star and exoplanets.

SETI Institute logo. Graphics: (top) Black hole. (bottom) radio telescope dishes at the Allen Telescope Array. Background: Starry night sky.

Dr. Steve Croft is a radio astronomer working on the Breakthrough Listen technosignature search project with UC Berkeley SETI Research Center (BSRC), where he leads Listen's observational program on the 100-meter Green Bank Telescope. 🧪 🔭

#SpaceScience #SETI #NotJustAliens #SometimesAliens

SETI Institute logo. Text: seti.org. Dr. Ann Marie Cody, Research Scientist, Astronomy, #sometimesaliens. Inset photo: Dr. Cody.

Dr. Ann Marie Cody is a Principal Investigator with the SETI Institute's Carl Sagan Center. She worked at NASA Ames from 2014 to 2020, first as a NASA Postdoctoral Program fellow and as a research support scientist. 🧪 🔭 👩‍🔬

#Astrobiology #SpaceScience #SETI #NotJustAliens #SometimesAliens

Text: Dr. Wael Farah is a radio astronomer interested in studying the universe on short timescales. Interestingly, the cosmos exhibits activity across various timescales ranging from milliseconds to seconds, hours, and days. Wael is also interested in the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, where he searches for signals that defy natural origins, such as narrowband emissions. Wael is the project scientist for the Allen Telescope Array and is actively involved in upgrading the instrument and maximizing its scientific throughput. #sometimesaliens

Wael is also interested in the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, where he searches for signals that defy natural origins, such as narrowband emissions.

#sometimesaliens

Text: Dr. Steve Croft is a radio astronomer working on the Breakthrough Listen technosignature search project with UC Berkeley SETI Research Center (BSRC), where he leads Listen's observational program on the 100-meter Green Bank Telescope. At the SETI Institute, Dr. Croft is involved in SETI research with the Allen Telescope Array, making the array accessible to outside experts as part of the open-source GNU Radio project. He is a also co-investigator on a project to search for transiting megastructures in data from NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite. #sometimesaliens

At the SETI Institute, Dr. Croft is involved in SETI research with the Allen Telescope Array, making the array accessible to outside experts as part of the open-source GNU Radio project.

Yes, we do research #sometimesaliens, too.