Outreach

I am involved in science outreach in several different ways. This includes:

Contributing to science workshops and speaking at webinars.
Examples:
- Three-time panelist at the Skills Gap AI in Astrophysics webinar (2021, 2022),
- Panelist at the Girls In STEM Organization Aerospace webinar (Jan. 2022).
- Speaker at the European Student Think Tank's Let's Talk Space webinar (Feb. 2022);
- Speaker at a webinar "My path in space sciences" organized by a non-profit organization run by high school and college students, the Space Tourist. (Sept. 2023).

Public speaking at both in-person and online events.
- Speaker at the festival for astronomy hobbyists in Estonia, Astronoomiafestival. (Aug. 2023)
Writer for popular science articles and guest blog posts.
You can read "Using a star-mapping telescope to measure tiny space rocks", 2021 in the Space Travel blog by University of Tartu.
Author of the newsletter Kosmosest.
kosmosest.substack.com
Eestikeelne versioon asub siin: kosmosest.substack.com/s/kosmosest-eesti-keeles
Supporting science fairs, like the European Space Agency ESTEC Open Day 2019 with 9000 guests.
During bachelor's degree, I gave lessons in seven secondary schools in Estonia as part of a Physics Student Society project.
TV interview.
An interview about my academic path and outreach on Estonian TV
menu.err.ee (in Estonian, Feb. 2023)

🇪🇪 Eestikeelne lehekülg siin

Social media and the newsletter

My social media presence involves sharing informative content and resources, showing bits of my astrophysics journey, and answering questions to those interested in STEM (Science, technology, engineering and mathematics).

Explainer of the Lagrange points.

Read the first issue of the newsletter here: kosmosest.substack.com/p/kosmosest-1

Youtube Short on the history of Hubble Space Telescope's solar panels.