Yvette Cendes
Yvette Cendes is a second year postdoctoral fellow, specializing in radio signals from cosmic explosions (like supernovae, or tidal disruption events where a black hole rips apart a star). She also is known as /u/Andromeda321 on Reddit, where her "astronomer here!" comments are read by millions of people, and has written for publications like Astronomy, Discover, and Scientific American.
About Yvette's Cosmic Creations
I am an avid cross stitcher, and while I work on many different projects I also do a lot of astronomy-themed ones. Many are literally data sets from my own work (like the Swift J1644+57 and SN 1987A ones), some are my own pattern (like the pulsar plot hoop), and some are patterns I find on Etsy and stitch myself (like the Saturn V). My work was even featured in Physics magazine! See: https://physics.aps.org/articles/v13/173
