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For talks listed below, name of the contribution is given first followed by the event. Copies of the slides for all talks are provided, although I usually design them to work in conjunction with me actually speaking. So things can be lost if looking at them as stand-alone documents (a few have online recordings though).
2022/03 - The role of accretion in the formation of gravitational wave sources,
Building Bridges: Towards a Unified Picture of Stellar and Black Hole Binary Accretion and Evolution, UCSB, Also recorded online!
2021/11 - Binary evolution and GW source formation,
The ISSI Team meeting 2021:Multiwavelength view on massive stars in the era of multimessenger astronomy, Bern, virtual
2020/02 - From two stars to two merging compact objects,
"The Evolution of Massive Stars and Formation of Compact Stars: from the Cradle to the Grave", Tokyo
2019/05 - What can gravitational waves tell us about star formation (and viceversa),
Star Formation WS, Bern
2018/07 - Modelling rotation in massive stars,
Frontiers of the Physics of Massive Stars, Ensenada
2017/10 - Neutron Star & Black Hole Astrophysics,
Early Results from GW Searches and Electromagnetic Counterparts, Louisiana
2017/08 - Single vs Binary star evolution,
Third BRITE-Constellation Science Conference, Quebec
2021/09 - From binary stars to merging binary black holes,
University of Auckland (virtual)
2020/03 - Probing stellar interiors with gravitational waves,
Department of Astrophysics, Radboud University (virtual)
2018/02 - Pair instability supernovae in very close binaries,
University of Wisconsin Madison
2017/02 - The many faces of very massive binaries in tight orbits,
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
2017/01 - Identifying the progenitors of LIGO's first black holes,
University of Oxford
2021/09 - Forming binary black holes through mass transfer or common envelope evolution,
Caltech (J. Fuller's group), virtual
2021/03 - Forming binary black holes through mass transfer or common envelope evolution,
Universitat Potsdam, virtual
2021/03 - Forming binary black holes through mass transfer or common envelope evolution,
SEBA users meeting, virtual
2021/03 - How do binaries form merging binary black holes,
MPA Garching, virtual
2017/12 - The formation of merging BBHs from field binary evolution,
Instituto de Astrofisica, Universidad Catolica de Chile
2017/03 - Convective boundaries, semiconvection, overshooting and rejuvenation,
UCSB (small presentation during program The Mysteries and Inner Workings of Massive Stars)
2016/06 - Homogeneous evolution in massive binaries: BH+BH mergers as aLIGO sources and ultraluminous X-ray binaries,
University of Oxford
2016/02 - Exploring a new route towards merging binary black holes,
Nicolas Copernicus Astronomical Center, Warsaw
2016/02 - Exploring a new route towards merging binary black holes, Instituto de Astrofisica, Universidad Catolica de Chile
2015/06 - The interplay of internal mixing, tides and mass transfer in massive binaries,
CIERA, Northwestern University
2015/01 - Stellar evolution with MESA: Modules for Experiments in Stellar Astrophysics,
Instituto de Astrofisica, Universidad Catolica de Chile
2014/12 - Grids of massive binaries with MESA: The interplay of tides, winds and mixing,
Anton Pannekoek Instituut, University of Amsterdam
2013/12 - Modelling the evolution of massive binary stars,
Instituto de Astrofisica, Universidad Catolica de Chile
2020/10 - The progenitors of compact object mergers,
VFTS meeting 2020 (virtual)
2020/07 - The impact of rotation on the black hole upper mass-gap,
EAS 2020 (virtual)
2018/09 - Ultraluminous X-ray sources in very massive binaries,
ISSI-Bern meeting on ULXs, Bern
2018/08 - A new approach to binary population synthesis, High-mass X-ray binaries:
Illuminating the passage from massive binaries to merging compact objects, Viena
2017/03 - BH-BH mergers from rotational mixing in tight binaries,
Phenomena, Physics, and Puzzles Of Massive Stars and their Explosive Outcomes, UCSB. Also recorded online!
2016/09 - A new route towards merging massive black holes,
IAU Symposium 324: New Frontiers in Black Hole Astrophysics, Ljubljana
2016/08 - Homogeneous evolution of overcontact massive binaries resulting in BH+BH mergers,
Astrophysics from LIGO’s First Black Holes, UCSB
2016/07 - The many faces of very massive binaries in tight orbits,
"Binary stars in Cambridge 2016", Cambridge
2016/07 - The many faces of very massive binaries in tight orbits,
EWASS 2016, Athens
2015/06 - Uncertainties in mixing processes in the evolution of massive binaries, Lorentz Center Workshop "Impact of Massive Binaries Throughout the Universe", Leiden
2015/03 - Modelling populations of LMC binaries,
VFTS meeting 2015, University of Sheffield
2012/06 - Magnetic field evolution in neutron star crusts,
Compstar: the physics and astrophysics of compact stars, Tahiti