Press

  1. NASA Solves How a Jupiter Jet Stream Shifts into Reverse. NASA Highlight
    NASA GSFC Highlights. December 2017.

  2. An Explanation for Saturn’s Hexagon. AAS NOVA
    Research Highlights from the journals of the American Astronomical Society. 21 August 2015.

  3. Research under way on cause of Jupiter’s red spots.
    El Defensor Chieftain. Dec. 13, 2006.

  4. La Fusion Final de los Dos Anticiclones (WOS) de Jupiter.
    Tribuna de Astronomia y Universo 19 , 66 - 69 (2001).

  5. Giant Storms Collide on Jupiter.
    JPL Media Relations Office. October 23, 2000.

Seminars

  1. “Observations and Numerical Simulations of Gas Giant Atmospheres”.
    NSF NOIRLab South Colloquium Series. Building C, AURA Recinto. La Serena, Chile. (11/28/2023)

  2. “STEM postgraduate education in the US - Physics, Astronomy and Planetary Sciences”
    University of La Serena Andres Bello Campus. La Serena, Chile. (11/28/2023)

  3. “STEM postgraduate education in the US - Physics, Astronomy and Planetary Sciences”.
    Instituto de Física y Astronomía (IFA). University of Valparaíso. Valparaíso, Chile. (11/7/2023)

  4. “Información sobre estudios de Postgrado (STEM) en USA & NMT (Física & Astrono- mía)”
    Universidad Técnica Federíco Santa María. Valparaíso, Chile. (10/31/2023)

  5. “Observaciones y modelos de las atmósferas de los planetas gigantes de nuestro sistema solar”
    Ciclo de Charlas 2023 Programa Doctorado en Ciencias Mención Física, Consorciado Universidad de la Serena, Universidad de Tarapaca and Universidad de Valparaíso. Valparaíso, Chile. (8/29/2023)

  6. “Información sobre estudios de Postgrado (STEM) en USA & NMT”
    Engineering School of University of Valparaiso. Valparaiso, Chile. (8/22/2023)

  7. “Interdisciplinary & comparative planetary atmospheres research program”
    Fulbright Enhancement Meeting. Santiago de Chile, Chile. August 4th 2023.

  8. “Jupiter and the Great Red Spot”
    Jupiter Festival. New Mexico Tech. (3/8/2016)

  9. “Numerical Modeling of Saturn’s Northern Hexagon as a Meandering Shallow Jet.”
    NRAO Colloquium Series. (10/9/2015)

  10. “Jupiter & Saturn Atmospheres: Broad Review and Various Science Cases.”
    JIVE Kickoff Meeting, Las Cruces, NM. (12/16/2014)

  11. “Saturn’s North Polar Hexagon Numerical Modeling Results”
    NMT Physics Dept. Colloquium. (4/23/2009)

  12. “Low-Cost High-Performance Linux Engine for Atmospheric Research”
    New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science “Start-Up” Exhibit. (11/18/2006)

  13. “Simulating Jupiter’s Atmosphere with the EPIC General Circulation Model”
    New Mexico State University Astronomy Department Colloquia. (01/20/2006)

  14. “Application of the GCM EPIC to the Study of the Jovian Atmosphere”
    Chapters of the AMS and the National Weather Association.
    University of Missouri-Columbia. (02/12/2004)