Recordings of (Academic) Talks
- Multiphase Madness: "Constraining the Plasma in the Milky Way's Halo with CHIME/FRB". Harvard Center for Astrophysics (August 2024)
- Astrostatistics in Canada and Beyond: "Towards Solving the Fast Radio Burst Enigma with CHIME/FRB: Probability of Event Chance Coincidence for Nonhomogeneous Noisy Spatial Point Processes". Banff International Research Station (October 2023)
- Caltech Astro Seminar: "Constraining the Plasma in the Milky Way's Halo with CHIME/FRB - Amanda Cook" (November 2021)
- FRB2021 Plenary 11B - Probes - Intervening Magneto-ionic Material: "Constraining the Plasma in the Milky Way's Halo with CHIME/FRB" (August 2021)
Public Outreach Interviews/Activities
- "Telescopes": SciShow Tangents Podcast (November 28th, 2023) (I came up with the acronym for Swift/BAT GUANO)
- What is our Cosmic Address? Dunlap Institute, Cosmos on your Couch series. (April 12th, 2023)
- What is a Fast Radio Burst? Dunlap Institute, Cosmos on your Couch series. (February 8th, 2023)
- Who gets to name the stars? Dunlap Institute, Cosmos on your Couch series. (January 11th, 2023)
Academic theses in which I am acknowledged
(not that I deserve any credit for these, but I am very proud and grateful!)- Cartesian Diagrammatics: Figures and the Production of Knowledge in Descartes's Early Writings: Daniel Cook (PhD thesis, Duquesne 2026)
- A sharp view of fast radio bursts: Mark Snelders (PhD thesis, UvA 2026)
- Polarization properties of fast radio bursts as a probe of their origins, environments, and foregrounds: Ayush Pandhi (PhD thesis, U. Toronto 2025)
- Probing the Origins of FRBs using CHIME: High-energy Counterpart Searches and Burst Morphology: Alice Curtin (PhD thesis, McGill 2025)
- Probing the Diversity of Fast Radio Bursts with CHIME/FRB: Kaitlyn Shin (PhD thesis, MIT 2025)
- Advanced Spatial Methods for Astrophysics: David (Dayi) Li (PhD thesis, U. Toronto 2025)
- Designing the Cosmic Collider Lab: Real-time Instrumentation for Compact Object Mergers: Aaron Tohuvavohu (PhD thesis, U. Toronto 2025)
- Adaptive Optics: Control and Calibration: Jacob Taylor (PhD thesis, U. Toronto 2025)
- A study of sporadic pulsars and radio transients with the CHIME telescope: Fengqiu (Adam) Dong (PhD thesis, UBC 2024)
Links to my affiliations
