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This page lists conferences I have attended and formal presentations I have delivered over the years.

Invited Talks and Contributions

  • Aug 2026 – Euclid Strong Lensing SWG Meeting
    • Munich, Germany
    • Self-Supervised Learning for Scalable Lensed Quasar Discovery
  • Mar 2026 – Euclid Photometry Forum
    • Madrid, Spain
    • Photometric Calibration and Characterization with Gaia Spectrophotometry
  • Sep 2024 – Euclid High-redshift Quasars Hack Days
    • Heidelberg, Germany
    • Lensed Quasar Detection Using Image-Based Deep Learning
  • Sep 2024 – Euclid Strong Lensing SWG Face-to-Face Meeting
    • Heraklion, Greece
    • Accelerating Lensed Quasar Discovery and Modeling with Physics-Informed VAEs
  • Aug 2024 – Observing and Simulating Galaxy Evolution in the Era of JWST
    • Ascona, Switzerland
    • A Panchromatic Search for Faint Quasars at z > 6 with COSMOS-Web and Other Surveys
  • Mar 2024 – ITB Galaxy Cruise Workshop
    • Bandung, Indonesia
    • Cosmic Cartography with SDSS SkyServer and Other Public Surveys
  • Jan 2024 – TUM Gravitational Lensing Seminar
    • Garching, Germany
    • Tracing the Rise of Supermassive Black Holes with COSMOS-Web and Other Surveys
  • Jun 2023 – Strong Gravitational Lensing in the Era of Big Data (IAUS 381)
    • Otranto, Italy
    • Spectral Modeling and Ensemble Learning for Discovering Gravitationally Lensed Systems
  • Dec 2022 – MPA Institute Seminar
    • Garching, Germany
    • The Hunt for Lensed Quasars and Weak-Line Active Galaxies at Cosmic Dawn
  • Nov 2022 – ITB Guest Lecture Series
    • Bandung, Indonesia (online)
    • Introduction to Active Galactic Nuclei
  • Oct 2022 – TUM Gravitational Lensing Seminar
    • Garching, Germany
    • EfficientNet and Transfer Learning: A Strategy to Win the Lens Finding Challenge
  • Sep 2022 – ITB Astronomical Colloquium
    • Bandung, Indonesia
    • The Hunt for Quasars at Cosmic Dawn
  • Jun to Jul 2022 – European Astronomical Society Annual Meeting
    • Valencia, Spain
    • Insights into the Nature of Redshift > 6 Young Weak-Line Quasars
  • Jul 2021 – International School on the Interstellar Medium of Galaxies
    • Paris, France (online)
    • Uncovering the Clouds of Active Galactic Nuclei with CLOUDY
  • Sep 2019 – NEON Observing School and Hot Topics in Astrophysics Conference
    • Sofia, Bulgaria
    • Optical Intranight Variability of Gamma-ray Blazars
  • 2019 to 2023 – Euclid Consortium Meetings
    • As part of the Primeval Universe and Strong Lensing Science Working Groups, I reported on strategies for detecting high-redshift lensed quasars.
  • Nov 2016 – International Conference on Mathematics and Natural Sciences
    • Bandung, Indonesia
    • Star Formation Rates in Type 1 AGN Host Galaxies
  • Jun 2016 – International Symposium on Sun, Earth, and Life
    • Bandung, Indonesia
    • Cosmic Evolution of Nearby Radio Active Galactic Nuclei
  • Feb 2015 – East Asian Young Astronomers Meeting
    • Taipei, Taiwan
    • The BIMA Project: Analysis of O-C Diagram on AO Vel

Schools with Mini-Projects

  • Sep 2022 – The European Radio Interferometry School
    • Dwingeloo, the Netherlands
    • A school on radio astronomy data acquisition, reduction, and analysis. My project is about detecting the Sunyaev-Zel’dovich effect in galaxy clusters with ALMA.
  • Jul 2020 – ASA Harley Wood School of Astronomy
    • Melbourne, Australia (online)
    • The school involves two days of invited lectures and discussions centering around astronomical themes. The atmosphere is informal and emphasizes contact between students from all over Australia.
  • Jun to Jul 2020 – International Advanced Euclid School: The Science of Future Cosmological Surveys
    • Les Houches, France
    • The school introduced scientists involved in Euclid to issues underlying major cosmological surveys.
  • Mar 2020 – Black Holes and Galaxies at the Edge of the Universe
    • Kreuth, Germany
    • Focus-group discussions to prepare JWST observational proposals. My project focused on observing weak-emission-line and young quasars.
  • Jan 2020 – Multi-Messenger Astrophysics Asiago
    • Asiago, Italy
    • The school covered multimessenger astrophysics, including the detection of gravitational waves and photons associated with a 300 TeV neutrino from an active galaxy.
  • Sep 2019 – IMPRS-HD: Instrumentation for Optical & Infrared Astronomy
    • Heidelberg, Germany
    • This summer school covered instrumentation for ground-based astronomy at visible and near-infrared wavelengths. My project focused on defining an effective, low-cost large telescope.
  • Jul to Aug 2019 – The São Paulo School of Advanced Science on First Light
    • São Paulo, Brazil
    • Intensive school on theoretical and observational developments in the astrophysics of stars, galaxies, and black holes during the epoch of reionization. My project focused on finding the first quasars.
  • Nov 2016 – The NARIT Computational Astrophysics and Cosmology Workshop
    • Chiang Mai, Thailand
    • A workshop on N-body and hydrodynamic simulations of galaxies and large-scale structures.
  • Jun 2016 – The NARIT Advanced Analytical Methods in Cosmology and High-Energy Physics Workshop
    • Chiang Mai, Thailand
    • A workshop discussing the theoretical and observational aspects of high-energy physics in astronomy.

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