TEACHING
EXPERIENCE
Name of the event: BT Young Scientist Exhibition
Delivered to: General Public
Years: 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019
Website: http://btyoungscientist.com/
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TV program: 10 Things To Know (RTE One)
Title: Flooding & Drought
Year: 2020
Link: http://10thingstoknowabout.ie/episode-4-flooding-drought/
Lectures
Course Name: Applied Geophysics Undergraduate Module.
Organised by: Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies.
Delivered to: Final year geology students from TCD and UCD.
Lectures performed: Magnetotellurics (I, Theory and main concepts), and Magnetotellurics (II, commercial and academic applications).
Years: 2016 – 2017 – 2018 - 2019.ā
LAB name: Senior Freshman Labs
Organised by: Trinity College Dublin (TCD)
Delivered to: Second year physics students from TCD
Years: 2017
LABs
Summer Interns
I have taught undergraduate interns and PhD students from Ireland, Spain, UK, Canada, and USA that participated in magnetotelluric geophysical surveys between 2010 and 2016.
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I’m in contact with Connect-123, supporting internships for international undergraduate students to learn and get experience from Irish research institutions (http://www.connect-123.com/).
PhD
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Title: Monitoring and Modelling Geomagnetic and Geoelectric Fields in Ireland. Student: John Malone-Leigh, Organization: Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies Years: 2020 - 2024.
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MSc on Space Science & Technologyā
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Title: Forecasting Earth magnetic field variations from ACE satellite data at the L1 position. Student: Ross O’Donoghue. Organised by: Trinity College Dublin and University College Dublin. Year: 2018.ā
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āSenior Sophister (SS) Project (Final year project physics students in TCD)
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Title: Investigating the signatures of solar storms in Ireland's magnetic field. Student: Ka Heng Lau. Organised by: Trinity College Dublin, School of Physics. Year: 2017.
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āTitle: Imaging the auroral electrojet using ground-based magnetometers. Student: John Malone-Leigh. Organised by: Trinity College Dublin, School of Physics. Year: 2018.
Supervision
Outreach