On this page you may find a sample of links to articles and other features (some popular, others technical) pertaining to my work. Note that since many of the below links point to websites outside my own, I cannot guarantee these URLs will continue working indefinitely. (This page is still under construction.)
Dark Sky Heritage Areas and Light Pollution
- Article published in the Times of Malta about the Dark Sky Heritage Area of Dwejra (December 06, 2019)
- Article published in the University of Malta’s THINK magazine about Light Pollution and Dark Sky Heritage Areas (Issue 29, 2019)
- Article by Guidememalta featuring my astrophotography (24 July 2019)
- Opinion piece published in the Times of Malta about the Dark Sky Heritage Area of Dwejra and Light Pollution (July 07, 2019)
- Comments about Dwejra and Light Pollution to TVM (July 29, 2019)
- Summary of some of my writings about Dwejra and Light Pollution in Guidememalta (April 28, 2019)
- Feature in TVM about my astrophotograph captured in Mgarr Ix-Xini (June 18, 2018)
- Article in the University of Malta’s ‘Think’ Magazine about Light Pollution (April 09, 2018)
- Article published in the Times of Malta about Dwejra and Light Pollution (May 22, 2016)
Various
- Presentation for ‘Gas in Galaxies’ conference (October 2017)*
- Article published by Times of Malta about some of my work on galaxies with MUSE (September, 2018)
- Feature on physics and diving for Times of Malta (September 2018)
- Article published in the Royal Astronomical Society’s ‘Astronomy and Geophysics’ about spectroscopy of galaxies in the early universe (Vol. 56, June, 2015)
- Article for the Oxford Physics blog about Space Exploration (06 August, 2012)
- Article about the Night Sky for the Oxford Physics Department blog (28 March, 2012)
- Presentation for ELIXIR network meeting (Leiden, November 2012)*
- Article in the University of Malta’s ‘Think’ magazine on my work in astronomy (July 2012)
- Presentation for ELIXIR network meeting (Madrid, October 2011)*
- Article by astrobites about some of our group’s work (February 2011)
*Presentations are quick PDF conversions from fully animated Apple Keynote files, and therefore are likely to have missing slides, overlapping text/images, jumbled up text, etc., and miss important points that are conveyed orally.