Outreach

As part of my current and previous NSF grants,¹ I have developed (and continue to develop) three different outreach projects, which are linked below. The first on using visualizations of spacetime curvature as a method of conveying the complex physics and mathematics of general relativity in a simpler, visual perspective. The second is writings about gravity that mix creative works with pedagogical explanations. The third on visualizations of spacetime curvature is work that generalizes some research I performed during my PhD. More details about the visualization method is described in the post here. The aims of these projects are explained in more detail on the respective pages.

Viewing Gravity

Writings on Gravity

Visualizations of Spacetime Curvature

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1. This material linked from this webpage was based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under the Grant Numbers PHY-2011784 and PHY-2309021, as well as the NSF CAREER Award PHY-2439893. ↩