Invited Talks

—Upcoming Talks—

  1. IASTG Conference, Accra Ghana (July 22-24, 2026). Africa Reassembled.

—Distinguished Lectures—

  1. Study of Earth’s Deep Interior (SEDI) (Jun 23-28, 2024). A Global Taxonomy of Upper Mantle Layering
  2. Imaging Science & Technology (IS&T) (Jan 25, 2024). Taking Pictures of Planetary Interiors using Powerful Computers
  3. Syracuse, Nelson Lecture (November 14, 2019). The Softness in Earth’s Stiffest Rocks from Probabilistic Earth Imaging with Ground Vibrations

—Other Notable Lectures—

  1. Gordon Research Conference (June 25, 2025). On the Structure and Evolution of the Oceanic Plate
  2. University of Oxford (June 20, 2025). On the Detection of Mantle Stratification with Sparse Transforms
  3. University of Cambridge (June 18, 2025). On the Nature and Origin of Global Mantle Discontinuities
  4. Wayne State University (Nov. 20, 2024). On the Study of Planetary Vibrations: Earth Imaging Signals and Algorithms
  5. University of Delaware (Sep 26, 2024). On the Study of Planetary Vibrations: Earth Imaging Signals and Algorithms
  6. University of Rochester (Aug 14, 2024). On the Study of Planetary Vibrations: Earth Imaging Signals and Algorithms
  7. University of Memphis (March 22, 2024). Earth Imaging with Noisy Signals: Algorithms and New Insights on the Crust, Mantle and Core
  8. NorthWestern University (Jan 5, 2024). Africa Whole & In Parts: Crustal Taxonomy from Machine Learning on Ground Vibrations
  9. Virginia Tech (Nov 3, 2023). Africa Whole & In Parts: Crustal Architecture & Taxonomy from Ground Vibrations
  10. Solid Earth Doctoral School, Barcelonnette France (Oct 3, 2023). Seeing into the Mantle by Sifting through Echoes, Reverbs & Noise
  11. AGU Fall Meeting (Keynote), Chicago, USA (December 2022). Africa Whole & in Parts: Crustal Architecture & Taxonomy from Machine Learning on Noise Maps
  12. Meliora Talk, University of Rochester (Oct 13, 2022). On Quakes, Bombs, & Earth’s Anatomy
  13. University of New Mexico (Nov 4, 2022). Stochastic Imaging of Africa’s Lithosphere: ADAMA
  14. Carnegie Institute of Washington (May 12, 2022). Seismic Imaging of Ocean Plates in a Water World: Waves, Echoes, and Tides
  15. Florida International University (Nov 5, 2021). The Structure of Oceanic Plates using Machine Learning on Seafloor Vibrations
  16. McGill University (Oct 22, 2021). The Structure of Oceanic Plates using Machine Learning on Seafloor Vibrations
  17. Cornell University (Oct 13, 2021). Stochastic Imaging of Africa’s Lithosphere: ADAMA
  18. AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, USA (December 1-17, 2021). Origin of Mid-Lithosphere Discontinuities in the South-Eastern US
  19. UTexas at Austin (April 23, 2021). Submarine Seismic Imaging of the Ocean Plate: Silencing the Singing of Sediments
  20. UCSB (April 15, 2021). Submarine Exploration of Ocean Basins: Silencing the Singing of Sediments
  21. Lamont Columbia University (April 7, 2021). Submarine Exploration of Ocean Basins: Silencing the Singing of Sediments
  22. Univ of Buffalo (Mar. 31, 2021). Machine Learning on Ground Vibrations
  23. University of Hawaii (Mar. 19, 2021). Why are Hotspot Islands Subaerial?
  24. Tulane University (March 12, 2021). The African Lithosphere with Probabilistic Seismology
  25. UCL (Mar 5, 2021). Submarine Detection of the Bottom of Oceanic Plates
  26. University of Maryland (Feb. 24, 2021). Submarine Detection of the Bottom of Oceanic Plates
  27. University of Cambridge (Nov 25, 2020). How Sharp is the Bottom Boundary of the Oceanic Plate?
  28. MIT (Nov. 6, 2020). On the Origin of Orphan Tremors and Intraplate Seismicity in West Africa
  29. Georgia Tech (Sept, 2020). On the Origin of Orphan Tremors and Seismicity in West Africa
  30. University of Kentucky (August 5, 2020). A Geophysical Investigation of the Puzzle Within Continental Lithosphere
  31. AGU Centennial (December 16, 2019). Regionalized Properties of the Lowermost Mantle from Spherical Slepian Analysis
  32. Brown University (October 31, 2019). Probabilistic Earth Imaging with Ground Vibrations: Explaining the Softness in Earth’s Stiffest Rocks
  33. Brown University (October 21, 2019). The Puzzle Within Cratonic Lithosphere: Inferences from Ground Vibrations and Rock Rheology
  34. Africa Science Week, Abuja Nigeria (October 23-25, 2019).
  35. UR Georgen Institute of Data Sciences (June 26, 2019). Probabilistic Earth Imaging with Ground Vibrations: Explaining the Softness in Earth’s Stiffest Rocks
  36. IRIS REU Education and Outreach Talks (May 26-29, 2019). Introduction to Seismology
  37. SSA, Seattle Washington (April 23-26, 2019). Slepian Functions
  38. Colgate University (Feb 5, 2019). Understanding the Softness in Earth’s Oldest Rock
  39. AAAS Annual Meeting Flash Talk (Feb. 16, 2019). Building a Seismic Network in Africa
  40. NEF Fellow Spotlight Session, Kigali Rwanda (March 26, 2018).
  41. Nifty Fifty Talk at Mount Eagle Elementary School ( March 9, 2018). Ears to the Ground: Seismic Spectrum and Its Applications
  42. Binghamton University, Geology, New York, USA (February 9, 2018). Structure of the US Continental Crust from Probabilistic Imaging Using Earth-Scope Data
  43. George Mason University, New York, USA (February 1, 2018). Structure of the US Continental Crust from Probabilistic Imaging Using Earth-Scope Data
  44. Yale University Career Panel (November 3, 2017). The Path to Tenure Track
  45. Gordon Research Seminar (June 3, 2017). Connecting Plates to the Deep Interior
  46. MIT – FISH (Spring, 2017). Crustal Structure in the US: A Bayesian Approach
  47. University of Rochester (April 5 -6, 2017). Probing the Crust with Seismology: A New Approach
  48. UC Los Angeles (March 20-22, 2017). Probing the Crust with Seismology: A New Approach
  49. UC Santa Barbara (March 16, 2017). Probing the Crust with Seismology: A New Approach
  50. Georgia Tech (Feb. 23 – 24, 2017). Regionalization and Composition of the US Crust by Probabilistic Seismic Fingerprinting
  51. Virginia Tech (Feb 3, 2017). The Structure of the US Crust: New Insights from Probabilistic Seismic Imaging
  52. Oklahoma State University, Boone Pickens School of Geology (Jan 27, 2017). Understanding the Softness in Earth’s Lithosphere
  53. AGU fall meeting, San Francisco, USA (December 12, 2016). Multi-scale probabilistic imaging with the USArray
  54. AGU fall meeting, San Francisco, USA (December 12, 2016). The “Seismic LAB”: A test for the grain boundary-sliding model
  55. The Geological Society of Washington (September 14, 2016). Mapping the Crustal Structure of the Conterminous USA Using Surface Waves
  56. DTM, Carnegie, Washington DC (July 28, 2016). A Re-appraisal of Crustal Structure in North America using Probabilistic Seismic Imaging
  57. Lehigh University, Bethlehem PA (Feb 15 & 16, 2016). Seismological Investigations of the Crust and Ears to the Ground: Seismic Spectrum and its Applications
  58. University of Maryland, College Park (Feb 5, 2016). Seismological Investigations of the Crust
  59. IRIS Minority Recruitment Speaker Series – Howard University (Jan 27, 2016). Ears to the Ground: Seismic Spectrum, Applications and Careers
  60. Princeton University, New Jersey, USA (April, 2015). The Composition of the Continental Crust: A Transdimensional Approach
  61. Rutgers University, New Jersey, USA (September 17, 2014). The Bottom Boundary of Earth’s Tectonic Plates: A view from Teleseismic Scattered Waves and Anelastic Behaviour of Mantle Minerals
  62. Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, New York, USA (April 2, 2014). The Lithosphere Asthenosphere Boundary: Mineral Physics Modeling, Seismological Signatures, and High Resolution Receiver Function Methods
  63. AGU fall Meeting, San Francisco, USA (December 11, 2013). Structure of the Oceanic Lithosphere-Asthenosphere Boundary: Seismological Constraints from Receiver Functions
  64. Yale University, Bouchet Seminar (Fall 2012). Earth Hubble Telescope: Methods for Investigating Planetary Interiors and Prospecting Earth’s Resources

 

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