Talks
Here you'll find a list of some of the science talk's I've done, running the gamut between public outreach for non-scientific audiences and domain-specific talks in conferences and research group meetings.
Echoes & Ripples to Hear the Age of the Universe - Pint of Science 2026
A public outreach talk on where black holes come from and how we can use tools like LIGO to "hear" them collide, and use this to learn about the history of the Universe.
The Bayes-Sics - UQ Astro Group Meeting 2026
A workshop on the basics of Bayesian stats and numerical modelling aimed at astrophysics researchers and students
Swinburne Colloquium 2025 - Presented at the Swinburne Center for Astrophysics and Supercomputing August 2025
A colloqium I delivered at Swinburne in August of 2025
The Brightest Black Holes - Pint of Science 2025
A public outreach talk on where black holes come from, their suppermassive cousins and how they fit into our picture of the Universe.
USQ Colloqium - Presented at University of Southern Queensland Springfield
A summary of the work / results in the first 18 months of my PhD, including my first two papers
Statistical Methods: Important but not Scary - OzGrav ECR Workshop 2024
A talk to the OzGrav Early Career Researcher workshop the importance (and approachability) of the main Bayesian statistical methods we use in astro-stats
A Quick Quasar Quintroduction - Pint of Science 2024
A public outreach talk on the history of our understanding of Quasars, covering the fun story of their discovery and their importance in cosmology