Talks

I have delivered numerous talks and presentations at various conferences, universities, and events.

Heavy Lifting: Leveraging Machine Learning to Measure the Mass of Supermassive Black Holes

CASCA 2023
Virtual Symposium
19 May 2023
Principal Audience: Professors and graduate students (150 participants)
Oral presentation with poster

Heavy Lifting: Leveraging Machine Learning to Measure the Mass of Supermassive Black Holes

CRAQ 2023
Montreal, Canada
8 May 2023
Principal Audience: Professors and graduate students (75 participants)
Oral presentation with visual support

Heavy Lifting: Leveraging Machine Learning to Measure the Mass of Supermassive Black Holes

SAPHARI 2023
Montreal, Canada
5 March 2023
Principal Audience: Professors and students of the department (100 participants)
Oral presentation with poster

Heavy Lifting: Leveraging Machine Learning to Measure the Mass of Supermassive Black Holes

University of Oxford
Oxford, United Kingdom
14 November 2022
Principal Audience: Professors and graduate students (20 participants)
Oral presentation with visual support

Heavy Lifting: Leveraging Machine Learning to Measure the Mass of Supermassive Black Holes

University of Cambridge
Cambridge, United Kingdom
12 October 2022
Principal Audience: Professors and graduate students (80 participants)
Oral presentation with visual support

Machine Learning Approach to Measure the Mass of Supermassive Black Holes at High Redshifts

University of Cambridge
Cambridge, United Kingdom
3 September 2022
Principal Audience: ExGal Research Group (15 participants)
Oral presentation with visual support

The Mystery Behind Supermassive Black Holes

Montreal Summer School 2022
Montreal, Canada
16 August 2022
Principal Audience: High school and undergraduate students (10 participants)
Popular science talk with visual support

Astronomy & Astrophysics Introductory Crash Course

Montreal Summer School 2022
Montreal, Canada
15 August 2022
Principal Audience: High school and undergraduate students (10 participants)
Introductory course with visual support

Heavy Lifting: Leveraging Machine Learning to Measure the Mass of Supermassive Black Holes

CASCA 2022
Virtual Symposium
18 May 2022
Principal Audience: Professors and graduate students (150 participants)
Oral presentation with poster

Heavy Lifting: Leveraging Machine Learning to Measure the Mass of Supermassive Black Holes

CRAQ 2022
Montreal, Canada 12 May 2022
Principal Audience: Professors and graduate students (60 participants)
Oral presentation with visual support

Heavy Lifting: Leveraging Machine Learning to Measure the Mass of Supermassive Black Holes

PoSTER 2022
Virtual Symposium 5 May 2022
Principal Audience: Graduate students (50 participants)
Oral presentation with poster

Le Mystère des Trous Noirs

Calixa-Lavallée High School
Montreal, Canada
30 March 2022
Principal Audience: High school students (75 participants)
Popular science talk with visual support

Using AI to Measure the Mass of Supermassive Black Holes Through Cosmic Lensing

SAPHARI 2022
Montreal, Canada
4 March 2022
Principal Audience: Professors and students of the department (100 participants)
Oral presentation with poster

A Novel Machine Learning Approach to Measuring Supermassive Black Hole Masses

University of Montreal
Montreal, Canada
20 October 2021
Principal Audience: Professors and students of the department (100 participants)
Oral presentation with poster

First High-Resolution Radio JVLA Image of the Cluster of Galaxies Coma

University of Montreal
Montreal, Canada
May – August 2020
Summer internship with Prof. Julie Hlavacek-Larrondo
Principal Audience: X-Tra Research Group (6 participants)
Weekly oral presentations on project progress

Bioluminescence and Synthesis of Luminol from 3-Nitrophthalic Acid

Jean-de-Brébeuf College
Montreal, Canada
23 April 2018
Integration project for the chemistry of biomolecules applied to domains
Principal Audience: Professors and students (100 participants)
Oral presentation in kiosk format

A Vaccine Against Cancer!

Jean-de-Brébeuf College
Montreal, Canada
22 March 2018
Research presentation
Principal Audience: Professors and students of the chemistry research group (25 participants)
Oral presentation with poster