Credit: Suess et al. 2024
New DR3 photometric catalog and mosaics from the MegaScience survey are now available, as presented in Suess et al. 2024!
These are based on all JWST+HST imaging over the extended Abell 2744 cluster footprint, including MegaScience and UNCOVER as well as a number of other programs.
See the Data Release 3 page and the catalog paper (Suess et al. 2024) for full details!
Credit: AAS Website; Image: R. Bezanson
UNCOVER co-PI Rachel Bezanson has been named as the AAS’ Fred Kavli Plenary Lecturer for the 244th AAS Meeting! Rachel and the entire UNCOVER team were selected for this honor “[f]or the remarkable diversity of ground-breaking science that has resulted from their deep imaging and spectroscopic survey of Pandora’s Cluster with JWST.”
Congratulations to Rachel, and we’re looking forward to your lecture this June!
Check out the AAS press release here: https://aas.org/press/aas-names-rachel-bezanson-fred-kavli-plenary-lecturer-244th-meeting
Credit: Weaver et al. 2023
New DR2 photometric (presented in Weaver et al. 2023) and SPS catalogs (presented in Wang et al. 2023) are available!
These are based on UNCOVER + GLASS + DDT-2767 (PI Chen) NIRCam observations over the extended Abell 2744 cluster footprint, along with all existing HST imaging.
See the Data Release 2 page and the catalog papers (Weaver et al. 2023, Wang et al. 2023) for full details!
Credit: Fujimoto et al. 2023
The initial data release (v1.0) for the Deep UNCOVER-ALMA Legacy High-Z (DUALZ) Survey is now available!
This includes wide ALMA 1.2mm maps across the full UNCOVER NIRCam primary footprint, a deep map over the primary Abell 2744 cluster core, and ALMA-detected source catalog (including crossmatching to JWST-detected sources).
See the Data Release 2 page as well as the DUALZ paper (Fujimoto et al. 2023)!
Credit: Louis from TikTok
The UNCOVER team made a strong presence at the MIT First Light Conference, showcasing their research through dedicated talks and poster presentations.
UNCOVER PI Ivo Labbé delivered a compelling talk, discussing his recent paper on red active galactic nuclei discovered in the UNCOVER field. Likewise, Kate Whitaker engaged the community by presenting a poster that featured the UNCOVER field, encouraging attendees to identify intriguing objects within it.
The conference also provided an opportunity for early career researchers within the UNCOVER team to showcase their work. John Weaver presented a poster on our catalog creation, Gourav Khullar shared his findings on the search for quiescent galaxies in the field, Sam Cutler focused on UNCOVER point spread functions, and Richard Pan presented his research on quiescent galaxy stellar mass functions. These contributions reflected their dedicated involvement with UNCOVER.
Additionally, various other UNCOVER members presented their research findings and projects from other collaborations in dedicated talks. Notable mentions include Dan Coe, Seiji Fujimoto, Karl Glazebrook, Anna de Graaff, Michael Maseda, Pascal Oesch, and Christina Williams.
The UNCOVER survey is putting out a public call for potentially interesting objects to observe for our ultradeep (2.7 - 19 hours) spectroscopic follow-up with the NIRSpec/PRISM (in late July 2023, targets finalized in June 2023).
Although we cannot guarantee that any target will be observed, we would like to provide the community with an opportunity to suggest exciting targets! Please feel free to fill out this google form with as much information as possible and we’ll reach out.
Credit: SCIENCE: NASA, ESA, CSA, Ivo Labbe (Swinburne), Rachel Bezanson (University of Pittsburgh); IMAGE PROCESSING: Alyssa Pagan (STScI)
The UNCOVER color mosaics were featured in an official STScI press release!
Check out the press release here: https://webbtelescope.org/contents/news-releases/2023/news-2023-107 and the cool video made by ESA zooming into the cluster: https://esawebb.org/videos/weic2305b/
Credit: Weaver et al. 2023
The initial DR1 photometric catalogs from the UNCOVER Abell 2744 NIRCam primary observations are now available!
See the Data Release 1 page.
Credit: Furtak et al. 2022
The UNCOVER strong lensing (SL) model constructed with the UNCOVER JWST data is now available!
See the Data Release 1 page.
Credit: Bezanson et al. 2022
The reduced images from the UNCOVER pre-imaging observations (Nov 2,4,7, & 15, 2022) are now available!
See the Data Release 1 page.
