Since I was a child, I have been interested in physics and astronomy and have loved reading
about the planets, the stars and the Universe.
Today, it is quite amazing to me that I can conduct my own research on these topics.
Therefore, I am happy for any opportunity to help make science and my research
accessible to a wider, non-expert audience.
Below is a list of popular science articles that were written about my research, as well as
outreach activities I have had the opportunity to participate in.
Many thanks to all the journalists who have reached out and written articles about my research!
A Diet of Dark Matter Could Be Making Some Stars Effectively Immortal
By Clare Watson, ScienceAlert. June 2024.
Étoiles Eternelles.
By Stéphane Fay, Ciel & Espace. June 2024.
'Immortal stars' could feast on dark matter in the Milky Way’s heart
By Rob Lea, Space.com. June 2024.
'Immortal' stars at the Milky Way's center may have found an endless energy source, study suggests
By Andrey Feldman, LiveScience. June 2024.
Dark matter could make our galaxy's innermost stars immortal
By David Appell, Phys.org. May 2024.
As part of my PhD at Stockholm University, I have been a member of
FysikShow→,
an interactive physics show aimed at middle and high school students.
Our aim is to engage pupils with physics in a fun way. We visit schools and conduct experiments
together with the pupils, such as making our hair stand up with the Van der Graaf generator
or converting songs into flames with Ruben's tube. We also talk about our own research and can
hopefully spark an interest in science and physics in many of the pupils.
Together with FysikShow, I participated at
ForskarFredag 2023, the Swedish part of the European Researchers' Night.