Public Outreach
A presentation of the technology stack used to create the first augmented reality figures published in ApJ Letters, as Bialy et al. 2021 (reference below), as featured in this...
A Peek at How We See the Universe with Glue,
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Center for Astrophysics, Cambridge, MA,
Tuesday, June 28, 2022:
A presentation for students of the REU program at Harvard about the state of partnerships between astronomical, physical, and computational approaches to gleaning insight from combinations of scientific and information visualization in Astrophysics. In particular, I discuss how the “glue” linked-view visualization environment (glueviz.org), developed originally to facilitate high-dimensional data exploration in Astronomy and Medicine, can be extended to many other fields of data-driven inquiry. Other topics include current open-source, plug & play, approach to software facilitates the combination of powerful programs and projects such as glue, WorldWide Telescope, ESASky, and the Zooniverse Citizen Science platform.
Seeing the Future (Part 2 of AG at "Seeing the Future" meeting),
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Wentworth Hotel, New Castle, NH,
Wednesday, May 4, 2022:
Part 2 of the Seeing the Future lecture (begins on page 20 of the PDF)
The Prediction Project (Part 1 of AG on May 4, 2022 at "Seeing the Future"),
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Wentworth Hotel, New Castle, NH,
Wednesday, May 4, 2022:
First half of the Prediction Project talk (Pages 1-19 of PDF).
Alyssa's Life (So Far)
How to Publish 21st Century Science in a 21st Century Way?,
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(online only),
Friday, February 12, 2021:
A talk focused on the future of publishing, Wiley publishing's 2021 "Beyond the PDF" Event.
An overview of visualization, and glue/glupyter, presented at the Paris Interstellar Institute in July 2021.
A discussion with Harvard's Society of Physics Students (unscripted). The small number of slides that were used to guide the discussion are posted here to make the links embedded in them available. 
A discussion + set of live demonstrations of Alyssa Goodman's work, for the Harvard Program for Research in Science and Engineering (PRISE) summer research students. (The demonstrations are descried in detail... 
An invited retrospective on how Alyssa Goodman's many seemingly-unrelated research pursuits and interests evolved, and are actually related.
A discussion of the 
These slides were used by Alyssa Goodman, London Vallery, Elliott Hyman, Simon Levien, and Immaculata De Vivo to showcase the work they did together as a "Radcliffe Research Team" on the...
Blog Feature: Dr. Alyssa Goodman talks with the The Harvard College Program in Science and Engineering (PRISE)
Seeing, Exploring, Explaining, and Sharing our Universe,
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American Museum of Natural History, New York City,
Monday, December 2, 2019:
Scientists show each other pictures. Sure, we also show each other equations, and words, but we communicate most rapidly using pictures. In modern science, these “pictures” can be used to understand and explore phenomena in...