Media for my book, Our Universe
Radio
Universe, you don't look a day over 12 billion (NPR On Point interview, May 2019)
Up all night (BBC Radio5 phone-in)
The Current (CBC radio interview, Feb 2019)
Infinite Monkey Cage: How we measure the Universe (BBC Radio 4, Feb 2019)
BBC Start the Week: The Health of Science (BBC Radio 4, Jan 2019)
Podcasts
60 min with Ed Andrew (60min podcast, 2019)
Background Mode interview (30 min podcast June 2019)
The Cosmic Shed (45min podcast March 2019)
Big Questions in Astronomy - and communicating science (Physics World 50 min podcast, Feb 2019)
Babbage: we travel to the outer regions of the universe (Economist 20min podcast, Feb 2019)
Guardian science weekly podcast: I talk about ACT and my book (with Hannah Devlin, 20 min podcast, Feb 2019)
Video/TV
Interview on Channel 4 Sunday Brunch (June 2019)
How Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin worked out what stars are made of (Penguin, 1 min video, Feb 2019)
Some of the big questions about our Universe (Penguin, 3 min video, Feb 2019)
I introduce my book, Our Universe (Penguin, 2 min video, Feb 2019)
Print
The Saturday Paper (profile, Mar 2020)
Watch this space (Evening Standard profile, Jan 2019)
Colliding stars and Goldilocks planet: the revolution in astronomy: (Guardian Review article, Jan 2019)
Print articles/profiles
Jo Dunkley receives New Horizons in Physics Prize (Princeton University, Sept 2019)
Princeton scientists win Breakthrough Prize (Princeton University, Dec 2017)
Understanding the universe (Princeton University profile, Jul 2017)
Be Bold for Change, International Women's Day (Royal Society interview, Mar 2017)
Q&A with Jo Dunkley (Astronomy & Geophysics, Dec 2016)
The astrophysicist on a mission to get more women into physics (Nature Soapbox science, Nov 2016)
New model of the cosmos (Cosmos magazine, Sep 2015)
She's a star gazer (Oxford Blueprint magazine, Mar 2014)
Gravitational waves may have been space dust (Guardian, Sep 2014)
The new physics (Financial Times, Oct 2013)
The next big names in physics (Financial Times, Oct 2013)
This is what the Universe looked like (Telegraph, Mar 2013)
Planck telescope maps light of the Big Bang (Guardian, Mar 2013)
Video/audio
Cosmic Conquests (People behind the science, 30 min podcast, Jul 2018)
Free Thinking: Mystics and reality (BBC Radio 3, Jun 2016)
Expert on Genius by Stephen Hawking (PBS and National Geographic, 2016)
On the magic of science: how it inspires and fascinates (Sheldonian Theatre, 14 min talk, Oct 2014)
'Origins' - the origins of the Universe (University of Oxford, 8 min podcast, 2013)
Measuring the Universe (Voices from Oxford, 14 min talk,May 2013)
Oldest light in Universe picture released (World News interview, Mar 2013)
The oldest light in the Universe (Oxford Stargazing event, 12 min talk, Jan 2013)
Radio
Universe, you don't look a day over 12 billion (NPR On Point interview, May 2019)
Up all night (BBC Radio5 phone-in)
The Current (CBC radio interview, Feb 2019)
Infinite Monkey Cage: How we measure the Universe (BBC Radio 4, Feb 2019)
BBC Start the Week: The Health of Science (BBC Radio 4, Jan 2019)
Podcasts
60 min with Ed Andrew (60min podcast, 2019)
Background Mode interview (30 min podcast June 2019)
The Cosmic Shed (45min podcast March 2019)
Big Questions in Astronomy - and communicating science (Physics World 50 min podcast, Feb 2019)
Babbage: we travel to the outer regions of the universe (Economist 20min podcast, Feb 2019)
Guardian science weekly podcast: I talk about ACT and my book (with Hannah Devlin, 20 min podcast, Feb 2019)
Video/TV
Interview on Channel 4 Sunday Brunch (June 2019)
How Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin worked out what stars are made of (Penguin, 1 min video, Feb 2019)
Some of the big questions about our Universe (Penguin, 3 min video, Feb 2019)
I introduce my book, Our Universe (Penguin, 2 min video, Feb 2019)
The Saturday Paper (profile, Mar 2020)
Watch this space (Evening Standard profile, Jan 2019)
Colliding stars and Goldilocks planet: the revolution in astronomy: (Guardian Review article, Jan 2019)
Print articles/profiles
Jo Dunkley receives New Horizons in Physics Prize (Princeton University, Sept 2019)
Princeton scientists win Breakthrough Prize (Princeton University, Dec 2017)
Understanding the universe (Princeton University profile, Jul 2017)
Be Bold for Change, International Women's Day (Royal Society interview, Mar 2017)
Q&A with Jo Dunkley (Astronomy & Geophysics, Dec 2016)
The astrophysicist on a mission to get more women into physics (Nature Soapbox science, Nov 2016)
New model of the cosmos (Cosmos magazine, Sep 2015)
She's a star gazer (Oxford Blueprint magazine, Mar 2014)
Gravitational waves may have been space dust (Guardian, Sep 2014)
The new physics (Financial Times, Oct 2013)
The next big names in physics (Financial Times, Oct 2013)
This is what the Universe looked like (Telegraph, Mar 2013)
Planck telescope maps light of the Big Bang (Guardian, Mar 2013)
Video/audio
Cosmic Conquests (People behind the science, 30 min podcast, Jul 2018)
Free Thinking: Mystics and reality (BBC Radio 3, Jun 2016)
Expert on Genius by Stephen Hawking (PBS and National Geographic, 2016)
On the magic of science: how it inspires and fascinates (Sheldonian Theatre, 14 min talk, Oct 2014)
'Origins' - the origins of the Universe (University of Oxford, 8 min podcast, 2013)
Measuring the Universe (Voices from Oxford, 14 min talk,May 2013)
Oldest light in Universe picture released (World News interview, Mar 2013)
The oldest light in the Universe (Oxford Stargazing event, 12 min talk, Jan 2013)
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)
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)