Outreach

• 10/23 – Sky & Telescope article: JWST Reveals the Early Universe w/ Rebecca Larson

• 5/23/23 – JHU Krieger School of Arts & Sciences PhD graduation keynote address

• 10/26/22 – MACS0647-JD NASA blog interview: Tiger Hsiao, Rebecca Larson, and I discuss new JWST images of this distant galaxy revealed to have multiple merging components 

• 7/13/22 – JWST ERO release – interviews included live TV morning shows: WTTG Washington DC, WBNS Columbus, WEHT Henderson, KY, WWL New Orleans, Newsradio 600WMT Cedar Rapids, Physics Magazine

• 7/12/22 -- ERO JWST-HST slide show for Nobel Prize Museum event by Daniela Calzetti and Adam Riess

• 5/26/22 – SETI Live interview on Earendel w/ Brian Welch by Franck Marchis

• 4/29/22  – Earendel press release: z=6 lensed star discovered by Brian Welch: Nature paper, APOD – interviews included live TV morning shows: WJLA Washington DC, KRIV Houston, KDVR Denver, KUSI San Diego, WXMI Grand Rapids, Michigan

• 12/28/21 – Webb launch discussion live radio interview on This Morning with Henry Shinn: TBS eFM 101.3 MHz, Seoul, South Korea

• 11/1/21 – One of the First Galaxies, Magnified by a Cosmic Lens – STScI JWST Cycle 1 Science Sampler

• 2/23/21 – STScI interview for People of Webb at WebbTelescope.org 

• April 2021 – Hearing Stars - Consonance Collective  original violin compositions choreographed with Hubble images and videos by talented artists who collaborated with STScI

• 12/17/20 – Gravity : The Ultimate Magnifying Glass - Ask the Astronomers Live! Universe Unplugged / Cool Cosmos (w/ Lou Strolger)

• 12/3-4/18 – NHK Japan TV documentary filming: Cosmic Front NEXT

• 10/16/18 – Scientific American article Back in Time on RELICS and the first galaxies

• 3/6/18 – STScI panel discussion with NOVA executive producers of The Dark Universe

• 2/16/18 – BBC / PBS TV documentary filming: Revolutions Episode 1: The Telescope aired 4/17/19 (w/ Brett Salmon)

• 1/12/18 – Presentation to Science Writer’s Workshop: Webb as a Time Machine to Visit the First Galaxies

• 12/8/17 – Presentation to ESA director: Hubble’s Scientific Highlights in the Distant Universe

• 5/18/17 – met with Dennis Overbye (NY Times) and other colleagues at STScI

• 5/5/17 – Live interviews for television, Space.com, and the Star Spot podcast, all from NASA Goddard on the Frontier Fields press release (tied in to Guardians of the Galaxy 2 movie premiere)

• 6/13/16 – STScI newsletter article on the Frontier Fields

http://newsletter.stsci.edu/hst-frontier-fields-latest

• 2015 – Project ASTRO: Renaissance High School

lectures / discussions at the high school and tour of Towson U.

• 11/15 – 6/16: Consultant for MinutePhysics video on galaxy formation with tie-ins to JWST

(Henry Reich via Joel Green) https://youtu.be/kif4ON6QOPE

• 4/6/16 & 9/14/14: Lensed black hole for press release images (via Ray Villard):

http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/archive/releases/2016/12/

http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/archive/releases/2014/41/

• 7/29/14 – ESA Newsletter: Hubble Frontier Fields milestone

http://www.spacetelescope.org/forscientists/announcements/sci14011/

• 6/23/14 – STScI blog: Hunting for the Most Distant Galaxies

https://blogs.stsci.edu/universe/2014/06/23/hunting-the-most-distant-galaxies/

• 4/22/14 – Frontier Fields Earth Day presentation (w/ NASA Goddard)

• 1/7/14 – AAS Hubble Hangout: Frontier Fields (w/ T. Darnell & A. Conti)

• 1/7/14 – video: Frontier Fields: Exploring the Depths of the Universe (w/ Summers & Lawton)

• 1/7/14 – interview: Frontier Fields (w/ Clara Moskowitz @ Scientific American)

• 11/6/13 – e-mail interview: Hubble Deep Field (w/ Gemma Lavender @ All About Space)

• 10/24/13 – Hubble Hangout: Frontier Fields (w/ T. Darnell & A. Conti)

• 1/6/13 – AAS Hyperwall (large multi-monitor display) – CLASH

• 1/1/13 – NPR WYPR radio interview: Space Gazing

• 11/19/12 – Space Fan Hangout: CLASH Finds the Most Distant Galaxy

• 11/16/12 – NBC WBAL radio interview: Hubble Spots Farthest Known Galaxy

• 10/2/2012 – STScI public lecture: Deep Dark Secrets of the Universe

• 9/7/11 – Science Channel TV documentary filming: How the Universe Works: Extreme Orbits

• Feb. 2009 – JPL blog: How We See Dark Matter

• May 2009 – ScientificBlogging.com: An Awful Waste of Space

• Mar. 2008 – LAPD’s Deputy Auxiliary Program (8-13 year-olds): launched paper rockets

• Jan. 2008 – AstroZone at AAS: presente 20-foot 3-D Mars panorama to 250 attendees

• Dec. 2007 – “L.A.’s Best” (4th / 5th graders): planet demos & activities

• Oct. 2007 – Earth & Sky radio interview: ghostly dark matter ring

• Apr. 2005 – JHU Physics Fair, 2nd Annual

• Aug. 2001 – Camp Sunrise: astronomy demos, incl. rockets and telescopes