Print articles/profiles
New high definition images of the baby universe (Princeton, 2025)
Best ever map of early universe (New Scientist, 2025)
First light from the Simons Observatory (Simons Foundation, 2025)
Simons Observatory profile (New Scientist, 2024)
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Is cosmology broken? (WIRED, 2023) 
Dark matter mapped in finest detail yet (BBC, 2023)
New map of universe's cosmic growth (Princeton University, 2023)
New view of nature's oldest light (Princeton University, 2020)
Why is the universe expanding? (Zócalo salon conversation, 2020)
Watch this space (Evening Standard profile, 2019)
The Current (from CBC radio interview, 2019)
Colliding stars and Goldilocks planet: the revolution in astronomy: (Guardian Review article, 2019)

Audio/video
Forward thinking: dark matter and dark energy (Princeton, 4 mins, 2020)
Three Women who changed the way we see the Universe (BBC, 4 mins, 2019) 
Infinite Monkey Cage: How we measure the Universe (BBC Radio 4, 2019)
Universe, you don't look a day over 12 billion (NPR On Point interview, 2019)

​Background Mode (30 min podcast 2019)
60 min with Ed Andrew (60min podcast, 2019)
The Cosmic Shed (45min podcast 2019)
Guardian science: ACT and my book (with Hannah Devlin, 20 min podcast, 2019)
Big Questions in Astronomy - and communicating science (Physics World 50 min podcast, 2019)
Babbage: we travel to the outer regions of the universe (Economist 20min podcast,  2019)

School activities
The Elastic Universe models the expanding universe with a piece of elastic 
The Transparency Universe  makes a two-dimensional model of space
​Age of the Universe uses Hubble data to estimate age of Universe
(Adapted from CfA Cosmic Questions)