A selection of posters and videos:
Our recent paper on TDE 2025abcr has been published in the Astrophysical Journal Letters! The result was featured by NASA Universe on Twitter.
Not all those who wander are lost, but this black hole sure seems to be! Our Swift observatory caught a rare lone black hole devouring a star on the outskirts of a faraway galaxy. This event was seen after the star got too close to the black hole. More: https://t.co/nKXzZc9Ecm pic.twitter.com/SZBGrTZuFN
— NASA Universe (@NASAUniverse) July 27, 2026
There was some also press coverage about this discovery, including:
I gave a talk at the “Extragalactic Transient Universe” in Marseille.
I talked about our now-published discovery of an ‘off-nuclear’ TDE, which is the first TDE discovered in the outskirts of a massive galaxy.
I gave a talk at the Keck Science Meeting 2024 at Caltech.
It was the first time I have talked about our recent discovery of a supernova coincident with a high energy neutrino.
I gave a lecture on neutrinos at the ZTF Summer School 2023.
I gave the Caltech Colloquium in May 2023, titled Chasing Ghosts: Electromagnetic Counterparts to High-Energy Neutrinos.
I gave a lecture on neutrinos at the annual ZTF Summer School 2022.
I did a 5-minute science vlog summary of my recent paper describing the ZTF neutrino follow-up program.
I gave a talk at the virtual Keck Science Meeting 2021.
I talked about our recent discovery of a TDE coincident with a high energy neutrino.

Our paper A tidal disruption event coincident with a high-energy neutrino was recently published, and some excellent graphics have been produced to accompany it.
NASA created a fantastic 3-minute summary of the result:
Another beautiful video came from DESY+Science Communication Lab, visualising the properties of AT2019dsg:
There was also some coverage in the press, including:
I presented a poster at the Neutrino2020 virtual conference, summarising our recent work identifying a high-energy neutrino coincident with a tidal disruption event.
As part of the poster competition, I also created a 2-minute video advertisement for the work:
The poster itself is here:
The submission won the session poster prize.
I presented a poster at the TeVPA 2018 conference, held in Berlin. The poster summarises an upcoming analysis searching for correlations between Tidal Disruption Events and neutrinos.