Talks

Invited

1. Astrophysics Seminar (Mullard Space Science Laboratory, University College London, United Kingdom): “Constraining the dense nuclear-matter equation of state with the dynamical tides of neutron stars” (30th May 2024)
2. Gravitational-wave group (University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom): “Constraining dense nuclear matter with gravitational waves” (14th Dec. 2023)
3. Science Possibilities Investigating Neutron Stars in the UK Seminar (Online): “Constraining the neutron-star equation of state from dynamical tides” (7th Jun. 2023)
4. Symposium on Gravitational Wave Physics and Astronomy: Genesis (Kyoto University, Japan): “Making (neutron-star) mountains out of molehills” (28th Apr. 2022)
5. 22nd BritGrav Conference (University of Glasgow, United Kingdom): “Gravitational waves from deformed neutron stars” (invited talk for winning Institute of Physics Gravitational Physics Group Thesis Prize 2021; 5th Apr. 2022)
6. Colloquium (Albert Einstein Institute, Hannover, Germany): “Modelling neutron star mountains” (6th Oct. 2020)
7. LIGO-Virgo Collaboration Continuous-Waves Working Group (Online): “Population synthesis of accreting neutron stars emitting gravitational waves” (5th Dec. 2018)

Contributed

19 talks at 17 separate conferences and meetings.

• INT Workshop 24-89w EOS Measurements with Next-Generation Gravitational-Wave Detectors (Institute for Nuclear Theory, University of Washington, Seattle, United States): “Problematic systematics in neutron-star merger simulations” (5th Sep. 2024)
• Continuous gravitational waves and neutron stars workshop (Albert Einstein Institute, Hannover, Germany): “The problem with the r-modes of neutron stars” (30th May 2024)
• XIV ET Symposium (Maastricht University, Netherlands):
  • “How to make a neutron-star mountain out of a molehill” (6th May 2024)
  • “Problematic systematics in neutron-star merger simulations” (7th May 2024)
• Science opportunities enabled by next generation gravitational wave observatories (Royal Astronomical Society, United Kingdom): “Constraining dense nuclear matter with dynamical tides” (8th Dec. 2023)
• SPINS-UK 2023 (Magdalen College, University of Oxford, United Kingdom): “Ocean waves on neutron stars” (23 Nov. 2023)
• SPINS-UK 2022 (Jodrell Bank Observatory, University of Manchester, United Kingdom): “The dynamical tides of rotating neutron stars” (2nd Nov. 2022)
• INT Program 22-2a Neutron Rich Matter on Heaven and Earth (Institute for Nuclear Theory, University of Washington, Seattle, United States): “Where Is The Love? The dynamical tides of rotating neutron stars” (18 Jul. 2022)
• GR23 (Institute of Theoretical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China):
  • “Making (neutron-star) mountains out of molehills” (6th Jul. 2022)
  • “Where Is The Love? The dynamical tides of rotating stars” (6th Jul. 2022)
• PHAROS Conference 2022 (La Sapienza University, Rome, Italy): “Where Is The Love? The dynamical tides of rotating neutron stars” (18th May 2022)
• GWPAW 2021 (Albert Einstein Institute, Hannover, Germany): “Making (neutron-star) mountains out of molehills” (17th Dec. 2021)
• IAU Symposium 363 (Online): “Making (neutron-star) mountains out of molehills” (29th Nov. 2021)
• The Modern Physics of Compact Stars and Relativistic Gravity 2021 (Yerevan, Armenia): “Making (neutron-star) mountains out of molehills” (28th Sep. 2021)
• Sixteenth Marcel Grossmann Meeting (Online): “Modelling neutron-star mountains” (8th Jul. 2021)
• 21st BritGrav Conference (Online): Modelling neutron-star mountains” (15th Apr. 2021)
• 30th Texas Symposium on Relativistic Astrophysics (University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom): “Deformations of neutron stars with elastic crusts” (17th Dec. 2019)
• GR22 (University of Valencia, Spain): “Deformations of neutron stars with elastic crusts” (9th Jul. 2019)
• SPINS-UK 2019 (University College London, United Kingdom): “Population Synthesis of Accreting Neutron Stars Emitting Gravitational Waves” (31st May 2019)

Updated: 19th Sep. 2024