Recently I’ve been featured in some interesting articles:
- Simulating the Universe (Quanta magazine)
- Life Cycle of Black Holes (Popular Science)
- QCC feature article (QCC website)
I am available to give talks on my research (massive black hole formation and evolution) to scientific audiences and the public, as well as on diversity and inclusion. A selection of invited talks I have given is below. Feel free to contact me if you’d like me to speak at your institute or event!
Public Talks:
- How to Build a Supermassive Black Hole
- Mid-Hudson Astronomical Association, November 2017
- Astronomy on Tap, November 2015
- Shapley Lecture at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, November 2015
- Science Club Nashville, May 2015
- Gravitational Waves: Ripples in SpaceTime
- QCC Presidential Lecture, April 2018
- Westport Astronomical Society, January 2018
- New Jersey Astronomical Association, July 2016
- Columbia Astronomy, February 2016
Selected Research Talks:
- NASA Goddard Colloquium, May 2018
- NOAO Colloquium, November 2017
- Computing the Universe, Oaxaca, MX, June 2016
- Astronomy Colloquium, Penn State, October 2015
- CCAPP Seminar, The Ohio State University, February 2015
- Astronomy Colloquium, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, February 2015
- KITP Seminar, July 2013
Diversity and Inclusion Talks:
- Barriers to Access/Creating an Inclusive Environment, Inclusive Astronomy 2015
- The Fisk-Vanderbilt Masters-to-PhD Bridge Program, AAS 2014, 2015
- STEM GIRLS Keynote Speech, Columbia State Community College, October 2013