Talks and outreach

Invited talks

  • July 2026 From CMB to Qubits: Shared Frontiers in Superconducting Sensing CECI Workshop on Detector Science, UC Riverside
  • May 2026 SMuRF and SPECTRA: Scalable Warm Electronics for Superconducting Dark Matter Sensors Superconducting Technologies for Dark Matter 2026, Sapienza University of Rome
  • March 2026 Updates from the BICEP Inflation Search Program Rencontres de Moriond, Cosmology
  • January 2026 Seminar Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
  • March 2025 Physics Colloquium University of Wisconsin–Madison
  • January 2025 Special session 2025 National Radio Science Meeting
  • October 2024 PPC 2024 Workshop on Particle Physics and Cosmology

Other presentations

  • August 2026 The South Pole Observatory: A Combined Inflation Search Program Targeting σ(r) ∼ 0.001 New Frontiers in Cosmology, A Coruña
  • July 2026 The South Pole Observatory: A Combined Inflation Search Program Targeting σ(r) ∼ 0.001 APS Division of Particles and Fields

Eleven people in cold-weather gear posing in front of the four BICEP Array receiver windows.

The BICEP Array team at the South Pole. (Credit: Matthew Petroff)

Public lectures

  • 2020 SLAC Public Lecture Series
  • 2018 Viewing the beginning of time from the most remote places on Earth Randall Museum and the San Francisco Amateur Astronomers
  • 2017 SLAC Public Lecture Series

Outreach

KIPAC community outreach, 2013–2018 and 2023.

Caltech Classroom Connection, 2006–2010, working with physics teachers at Pasadena High School and John Marshall Fundamental School.

A telescope receiver pointing skyward from the center of a large white segmented ground shield, with the low sun and flat snow horizon behind it.

The BICEP telescope at the South Pole, inside its ground shield.