Slides and notes from formal and informal talks I've given are listed here.

conferences and seminars

• Confining conformal colliders
  

  2024 Seoul Particle Theory Workshop (30 May 2024)
  DPF-Pheno 2024 parallel talk (16 May 2024)
  Cornell-Syracuse (CoSy) HEP theory meeting (21 April 2024)

• Relevant dilaton stabilization
  

  NYU Informal HEP seminar (30 October 2023)
  UC Berkeley 4D seminar (23 October 2023)
  UC Irvine Joint Particle seminar (19 October 2023)
  UC Riverside HEP seminar (17 October 2023)
  UMD EPT seminar (13 March 2023)
  Cornell U. LEPP theory seminar (10 February 2023)

• Z-portal continuum dark matter models
  

  Pheno 2023 parallel talk (8 May 2023)
  Cornell HEP theory/experiment meeting (28 Februrary 2023)
  Cornell-Syracuse (CoSy) HEP theory meeting (12 November 2022)

• Holographic dilaton action: the a-term
  

  Pheno 2022 parallel talk (10 May 2022)

• Crunching Dilaton, Hidden Naturalness
  

  2^nd Forward Physics Facility Meeting parallel talk (28 May 2021)
  Pheno 2021 parallel talk (25 May 2021)
  Carleton U. particle seminar (28 September 2020)
  Cornell U. LEPP theory seminar (3 September 2020)

• Updated constraints on the Georgi-Machacek model
  

  Pheno 2020 parallel talk (4 May 2020)

casual talks

• Holographic dilaton action, informal seminar with other theory students (7 October 2021)


• Applying for NSERC PGS D, presentation for first-year graduate students (22 September 2021)


• CCWZ formalism and inverse Higgs constraints (notes), informal presentation given to fellow theory students (9 May 2020)


• GGI gong show talk, ~5 minute talk at Lectures on the Theory of Fundamental Interactions, winter school at the Galileo Galilei Institute (8 January 2020)


• Correlation functions in the AdS/CFT correspondence (notes), presentation in general relativity (PHYS 6554) class (13 May 2019)


• Constraining the Georgi-Machacek model with HiggsBounds/HiggsSignals, Summer Student Presentations, Carleton University (17 September 2018)


• Characterizing the muon veto response for the DEAP-3600 dark matter experiment, Summer Student Presentations, Carleton University (16 August 2017)