I have experience with facilitating dialogues between the scientific community and the wider public in addition to advising on issues of accessibility in education.
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From the Physics Lab to the Comedy Hall
From the Physics Lab to the Comedy Hall
Glaziers Hall, January 2025
Glaziers Hall, January 2025
Going Slow to Accelerate: Making Space for Everyone in Science
Going Slow to Accelerate: Making Space for Everyone in Science
University of Manchester, March 2025
University of Manchester, March 2025
International Women's Day keynote speaker and panel discussion
Anatomy of a Particle Detector
Anatomy of a Particle Detector
Mexborough & Swinton Astronomical Society, April 2025
Mexborough & Swinton Astronomical Society, April 2025
Particle detectors are to particle physicists as telescopes are to astronomers. They allow us to open a window into the inner workings of the Universe at the smallest length scales to understand it in terms of its fundamental constituents. But how exactly do they reveal to us the properties of the subatomic world in such extraordinary detail and with such remarkable agreement with theoretical predictions?