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Alyssa's Life (So Far)

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This "Alyssa's Life" graphic was first created in the Fall of 2019, when Alyssa was asked to give a talk about her career at the Harvard Club of Boston. That talk was entitled "Calypso to Calyspo," a reference to her childhood love of Jacques Cousteau and...

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We try to share all our data openly. Much of it is in Dataverse repositories, as explained here.

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Alyssa Goodman is the Robert Wheeler Willson Professor of Applied Astronomy at Harvard University and a Research Associate of the Smithsonian Institution. Goodman's research and teaching interests span astronomy, data visualization, prediction, and online...

Bibliographic References tagged with Education Research

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H. Houghton, P. Udomprasert, S. Sunbury, E. Wright, A. Goodman, E. Johnson, and A. Bishop. 2019. “Cultivating Curiosity With Life in the Universe and WorldWide Telescope”. Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 524, 273
H. Houghton, P. Udomprasert, S. Sunbury, E. Wright, A. Goodman, E. Johnson, and A. Bishop. 2019. “Cultivating Curiosity With Life in the Universe and WorldWide Telescope”. Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 524, 273
2019. “Calypso to Calypso
2019. “Calypso to Calypso
P. Udomprasert, H. Houghton, S. Sunbury, J. Plummer, E. Wright, A. Goodman, E. Johnson, H. Zhang, A. Vaishampayan, and K. Cho. 2019. “Visualizing Seasons and Moon Phases With WorldWide Telescope”. Advancing Astronomy for All: ASP 2018 ASP Conference Series, 524, Pp. 125
P. Udomprasert, H. Houghton, S. Sunbury, J. Plummer, E. Wright, A. Goodman, E. Johnson, H. Zhang, A. Vaishampayan, and K. Cho. 2019. “Visualizing Seasons and Moon Phases With WorldWide Telescope”. Advancing Astronomy for All: ASP 2018 ASP Conference Series, 524, Pp. 125
2019. “The Path to Newton
2019. “The Path to Newton
2018. “The Undiscovered
2018. “The Undiscovered