On April 3, 2024, I spoke with 9 different local news stations around the country about the eclipse, eclipse safety, and how to get involved with citizen science projects with NASA! You too can learn more at go.nasa.gov/Eclipse2024. The contiguous US will be in a good location to see at least a …

Coworker Patrick Haas and I were interviewed for a Science Friday Newsletter by Robin Kazmier. The article just came out! It’s called “How do eclipse glasses actually work”. Check it out here

In March, 2021, I gave a Magnetospheric Seminar Series talk on solid state detectors, titled “An experimentalist’s approach to solid state detectors.” You can watch it here and find more information regarding the seminar series here.

Check out the Helio Sea Shanty on YouTube, here

“Engineer Allison Evans and graduate student scientist Ashley [Greeley] dress in ‘bunny suits’ for their work to install particle detectors on a CubeSat instrument. The Compact Radiation Belt Explorer (CeREs) will study the bands of energetic particles that surround Earth, known as …

“Be stubborn, both in pursuing research and finding the right opportunity. I honestly believe the most important characteristic of a scientist is stubbornly trucking along no matter what (followed closely by the ability to change their mind when confronted with new evidence).” Read the …