A poster presentation about my work investigating the stellar populations and star formation history of M101 using data from the Hobby-Eberly Telescope Dark Energy eXperiment …
This is an invited talk where I'll be speaking to graduate students and other early career researchers about how to be a successful postdoc, what is expected of postdocs, and what …
A 5-minute oral presentation delivered to the American Astronomical Society. This covers a recent completed paper on the spatially resolved data of NGC 604 as part of the SIGNALS …
What is an apparent magnitude? Why are they backwards? How do we actually measure star brightnesses through a telescope? There's a lot of history buried beneath these questions, …
A poster presentation about my work investigating the spatially-resolved properties of NGC 604.
This talk was given as part of a weekly lunch talk for the undergraduates in the Aggie Scholarships for Technology Advancements in Astronomical Research (AggieSTAAR) program. In …
An invited review talk at the SIGNALS workshop about HII regions, pockets of gas ionized by hot stars. In this talk, I give an overview of the work that has been done about HII …
An invited presentation about my work investigating the correlation between the ionization parameter and oxygen abundance in NGC 628.
Who was Charles Messier and why did he write down a catalog of things that aren't comets? What is in his catalog and can you observe them all in a single night? I'll explain all in …
An invited seminar talk about the collaboration SIGNALS. Using data from the SIGNALS survey and the SITELLE spectrograph, I highlight how we analyze HII regions to study their …