Educational Outreach

Ziqi Zhang joins Hrvoje Tkalčić's Laureate team at the Australian National University to study the interiors of planets.

Sayan Swar and I showed how nuclear-monitoring hydrophones turn submarine earthquakes and volcanoes into virtual sources.

We showcased AkiNET, Spec2VEC, CRISP-RF and ArrayBayes at the Seismological Society of America's annual meeting.

We co-convened the AfricaArray workshop on bridging tectonics and societal needs, funded by NSF and the University of the Witwatersrand.

Molly Maenner trains in cryo-seismology at a research school in the Bavarian Alps.

My talks at Oxford, Cambridge, GFZ Potsdam and the Gordon Research Conference, several of them recorded.

Jean-Joel presented his work on the layers in Africa's upper mantle at the CIG and Gordon research conferences.

Sayan Swar debuted a fast algorithm, built on Slepian tapers, that pulls Love waves out of seismic noise.

Jean-Joel Legre and Ziqi Zhang presented their work at AGU's Fall Meeting and celebrated with lab alumni.

Jean-Joel Legre, Steve Carr and I joined a workshop on passive imaging, from seismology to ultrasound.

Jean-Joel Legre at Northwestern's workshop on volcano and rift seismicity in Africa.

How ambient seismic noise and probabilistic inversion map the crust beneath the whole African continent (ADAMA).

Steve Carr sorts the layers beneath the United States into three types, and says what each one means.

Presented by Steve Carr

Jean-Joel Legre on what earthquakes reveal about the forces squeezing the West African plate interior.

Presented by Jean-Joel Legre

CRISP-RF cleans noisy receiver functions so that layers in the upper mantle stand out worldwide. Presented with Sayan Swar.

An alumni lecture on the history, science and uses of forensic and planetary seismology, from earthquake detection to nuclear-test monitoring.

Unit 6 of Remote Online Sessions for Emerging Seismologists, the AGU Seismology Section's free course for graduate students.

How our NSF EAGER team built flipped, active-learning modules for upper-level seismology. With Derek Schutt and Margarete Jadamec.

The lab represents the Seismology section at the opening of the virtual AGU Fall Meeting. Starts at our segment.

The math behind geophysics and the Nature's Fury homework walkthroughs, organized by course.

Invited talks at ANU, GFZ, Cambridge and Oxford, and the Gordon Conference, on a map of where they were given.

With the Next Einstein Forum, meeting students and young scientists in Nigeria.

A short message for Africa Science Week, the Next Einstein Forum's continent-wide festival.

At sea on a research cruise to Shatsky Rise in the northwest Pacific.

Installing seismometers with the MAGIC team in the eastern United States.

The composition of the US continental crust, by a transdimensional approach.

Commencement day at Yale, after dinner with my thesis advisers.

A Smithsonian visit with Roberta Rudnick's class, and a meteorite from Mars that fell in Nigeria.

Seismic spectrum, applications and careers: an IRIS speaker-series talk at Howard University.

Eight years after graduating from Obafemi Awolowo University, a tour of the IFE seismic station.

Presenting EarthScope research to the Geological Society of Washington at the Cosmos Club.

My three-minute application video for the Next Einstein Forum fellowship, awarded in 2017.

Sharing EarthScope science with faculty and students on campus visits.

A moment from my USA Science & Engineering Festival talk to DC public-school students about EarthScope science.

An interview about using ground vibrations and computer models to image the Earth.

My spotlight talk at the Next Einstein Forum Global Gathering, the largest science meeting held in Africa to that date.

The Bosch Foundation's short film from the Kigali gathering.