Speaking in am amazing line-up at a symposium on stereoscopic media, organized by Iggy Cortez and Kristen Whissel at UC Berkeley Film and Media.

Book talk with curator Erika Piola at the Library Company of Philadelphia, which holds an impressive collection for research in 19th century visual culture.

Presenting on cosmological simulations at an event that will gather a wide range of scholars who passed through BCNM!

Presenting new research on the early history of astrophotography—”Nebulosities, Spurious and True”— in the Monday night seminar series, aligned with its theme this year of "Absent Here, Present There".

Online discussion March 28, hosted by Ranjodh Singh Dhaliwal (Notre Dame) in his “Life in Pixels” series with me and Shane Denson (Stanford) talking about our new books Depth Effects and Postcinematic Bodies.

March 26 “new books” panel with me, Emilie Boone, Nick Mirzoeff, and Monica Huerta in coversation with Claire Bishop in Manhattan at CUNY grad center and streaming live online…

Presenting new work about colleagues at Stony Brook’s Institute for Advanced Computational Science, who use supercomputers to model exploding stars. At an amazing conference on Deep Time at the Carsey Wolf Center at UC Santa Barbara.

Speaking about Depth Effects at the Visual Studies Research Institute at USC. Excited to be in conversation with Vanessa Schwartz (Spectacular Realities!) and Britt Salverson who curated the stunning 2018 show on stereoscopic media at LACMA, Double Vision.

Looking forward to a panel at SCMS with colleagues Laine Nooney (NYU), Lisa Messeri (Yale), and Nicolaus Gutierrez (Wellesley) that will think about spatial simulations and space as an interface in computational visual culture.