I’ve written hundred of articles for Nerdist about Science and Technology. Many have a pop culture tie-in, of course.
Convention Panels:
LA Comic Con 2022: The Living Force: Evolution in a Galaxy Far, Far Away
SiliCon with Adam Savage 2022 panel: ILM Creatives Celebrate 20 Years of Attack of the Clones
San Diego Comic-Con 2022 panel: The Mandalorian: Under the Helmet
San Diego Comic-Con 2022 panel: Costumes of Obi-Wan Kenobi
Star Wars Celebration panel: Galactic Critters Big and Small
San Diego Comic Con Special Edition panel: The Grant Imahara Tribute Panel
San Diego Comic Con Special Edition panel: The “Science” of Fast & Furious
San Diego Comic Con Special Edition panel: The Science of Star Wars
San Diego Comic Con @Home panel: The Science of Star Wars
Star Wars ForceFest panel: Wildlife in a Galaxy Far, Far Away
Star Wars ForceFest panel: Thank You, Grant Imahara
Science Representation in Popular Media:
Nerdist: “How Vampires Mess Up the Ecosystem”
Nerdist: “The Mandalorian’s Troubling Attitude Toward Wildlife”
Star Wars Insider: “The Secret Life of Porgs”
Star Wars Insider: “Slugs in Space”
Star Wars Insider: “The Eyes Have It”
Star Wars Insider: “Virtual Fandom” (print only, issue 204)
Star Wars Insider: “Industry, Laughter & Magical Times” (print only, issue 206)
Star Wars Insider: “Do You Speak Bocce?” (print only, issue 206)
Star Wars Insider: “Spice: Just Say No!” (print only, issue 209)
Star Wars Insider: “Stewards of the Forest Moon” (print only, issue 212)
Fleet Science Center: “Reality Vs. Hollywood: Chemistry”
Fleet Science Center: “Reality Vs. Hollywood: Oceanography”
Fleet Science Center: “Reality Vs. Hollywood: Forensic Science”
Videos:
Invited Panelist: The Art of Science Writing, the San Diego Press Club
How CODA’s Troy Kotsur Created Sign Language for the STAR WARS Universe
Inside The Practical Effects of the Star Wars Prequels
Invited Talk: Mystic Seaport Museum’s Adventure Series: Crossing Every Ocean for Science
Invited Talk: Scripps History is Women’s History
Ask A Fleetster: How deep is the ocean?
Oceanographer Miller Reads about Young Jacques Cousteau
Honoring Sally: Tam O’Shaughnessy Aboard the R/V Sally Ride
A Legacy of Seagoing Science Continues
Sharing Science:
AGU’s The Plainspoken Scientist: “Two scientists walk into a bar”
San Diego Science Writers Association blog, “Sally Ride Research Vessel Tour: Part II”
Nature: “Advice from the high seas: how to transition to a new lab”
Scientific American: “Self Isolation? I’m an Expert”
Research Highlights and Profiles:
“New Postdoctoral Fellows Add Expertise, Diversity to Physics Department”
“Grouper Moon Project Uses Scripps Science to Revive a Caribbean Fish”
“Using Artificial Intelligence to Understand Deepwater Horizon’s Effects on Dolphins”
“San Diego Math Circle Widens at UC San Diego”
Press Releases:
“Midlife Refit of Research Vessel Roger Revelle Completed”
“New Cages to Trap Molecules Push Boundaries of Protein Design”
“New Study Identifies Thermometer for the Past Global Ocean”
Blog Posts Written At Sea:
Research Vessel Revelle and Quarantine blog posts
“The Roger Revelle Sails Again”
Research Vessel Mirai blog posts
Research Vessel Sally Ride blog, more than 100 posts
Research Vessel Agulhas II blog posts
“Teamwork makes the dream work: the Scripps technicians of GP15”