I found a paper I coauthored on Wikipedia
Last week I wrote a post that referred to the satellite I worked on for my PhD. Writing it led looking up the satellite on Wikipedia. I do so every now and then. It's called XMM-Newton. XMM stands for X-ray Multimirror Misson. It was launched in December 1999, designed for a ten-year life. It's still going, so it outperformed its mission. For some reason, this time looking on the Wikipedia page I noticed footnote 44, which linked to a paper "The Reflection Grating Spectrometer on board XMM-Newton". The reflection grating spectrometer is the component I worked on. The authors listed in the footnote include my advisor. If you click the link, you'll see my name on the author list. The paper shows calibration results. A…
