The Path-to Prediction: Italy 2026
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A two-part talk given to travelers on the Harvard Alumni Path-to Prediction trip.
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Radcliffe College 50th Reunion Event
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A talk given at an event for the Radcliffe College Class of 1976 50th Reunion.
The Art of Visualization
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The best visualizations are clear and deep at the same time—and in today’s world, often interactive as well.
Beyond the Telescope: How Stars Shape Galaxies
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Join astrophysicists Dr. Scott Lucchini and Dr. Alyssa Goodman on an expedition through the lives of stars and how they shape their galaxies, featuring real data from the revolutionary James Webb Space Telescope and the immersive data visualization...
Way, Way Out There?
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Presentation Date: February 2026. Location: Renaissance Weekend in Amelia Island, FL. A talk given at Renaissance Weekend in Amelia Island, FL in February 2026. Files included on Alyssa Goodman's Dataverse are Keynote slides (in .key and .pdf formats).
Exploratory Data Analysis: What is it, and why does it matter in the age of big surveys and AI?
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Presentation Date: Friday, February 6, 2026. Location: Harvard College Observatory. A talk given to students at the Student and Faculty Forum at the Harvard College Observatory on Friday, February 6, 2026. Files included on Alyssa Goodman's Dataverse are...
The Prediction Project (Renaissance Weekend 2026)
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Presentation Date: February 2026. Location: Renaissance Weekend in Amelia Island, FL. A talk given at Renaissance Weekend in Amelia Island, FL in February 2026. Files included on Alyssa Goodman's Dataverse are Keynote slides (in .key and .pdf formats).
How Mesopotamian Sheep Entrails, Stars forming in the Milky Way, and Climate Change are Related
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December 12, 2025 | This talk will offer a quick overview of how my combined interests in art, physics, and history have led to a research agenda that spans astrophysics, exploratory data analysis, the history of prediction, climate change, science...
Once Around the Milky Way
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Presentation Date: Thursday, November 13, 2025. Location: Steward/NOIRLab Colloquium in Tucson, AZ. The Sun orbits the Milky Way’s center about every 230 million years. As it travels, it also bobs up and down through the Galaxy’s gravitational mid-plane...
Once Around the Milky Way: Building out a 3D model of the Milky Way that will offer a tour
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Presentation Date: October 2025. Location: Munich, Germany. The Sun orbits the Milky Way’s center about every 230 million years. As it travels, it also bobs up and down through the Galaxy’s gravitational mid-plane roughly every 30 million years. During...