Hannah Suzanne Dalgleish LinkedIn • linkedin.com/in/hsdalgleish/ Twitter • twitter.com/astro_hsd Website • astrophysicsgirl.com

Skilled science communicator with 10 years of experience. Confident in all forms of media and able to explain complex astrophysical research to a diverse range of audiences. Passionate advocate for diversity in STEM and empowering more scientists to communicate their research; keen to help bridge the gap between academia and the general public. Ample experience in organising events and securing funding; confident to suggest new and exciting ideas and implement charge.

EDUCATION Research Institute, Liverpool John Moores University Oct 2016 – Present PhD Student Thesis: How do star clusters move? Internal kinematics from star forming regions to ancient globulars Supervisors: Prof. Steve Longmore, Prof. Nate Bastian AstroMundus, Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Degree Programme Sep 2014 – Sep 2016 MSc in Astrophysics University’s of (), Padova (), and () Thesis: Quantitative Spectroscopy of Blue Supergiants in NGC 6822 Supervisor: Dr. Miguel A. Urbaneja University of St Andrews, Fife, Scotland, UK Sep 2010 – Jun 2014 BSc in Astrophysics, Second Class Honours (Division 1) Thesis: Magnetic fields and spins of young -like stars Supervisor: Dr. Scott G. Gregory University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada Sep 2012 – May 2013 Canadian Robert T Jones Jr Scholar Awarded 6,000 CAD for third year undergraduate to study physics and Hawick High School, Hawick, Scotland, UK Aug 2008 – Jun 2009 Advanced Highers Physics (A), Mathematics (A), History (A)

EMPLOYMENT Teaching Assistant, University of Liverpool Oct – Dec 2017, 2018 Lab demonstrator for ∼ 20 third year undergraduate students at the University of Liverpool. Guiding students on their projects using data taken on Tenerife field trip. European Southern Observatory, Garching bei München, Mar 2017 – Jun 2017 Intern in Science Communication and Journalism Communicating to journalists and the general public: writing press releases, videos scripts, wikipedia texts, updating webpages, and more.

SCHOLARSHIPS Early Career Physics Communicator Award Nov 2018 & AWARDS Institute of Physics Finalist for communicating astrophysics to diverse audiences and my dedication to engage researchers in the importance of science communication and the theory behind it. Best Undergraduate Student Lecture Jun 2014 Conference for Astronomy and Physics Students (CAPS), St Andrews, Scotland Voted by the delegates for my talk, Does radiative core development spin-up accreting T Tauri stars? St Andrews Rectors’ Scholar and Physics Summer Vacation Scholar May 2013 – Jul 2013 Awarded £1000 to partake in four astronomical outreach projects in Hawaii: • Mauna Kea Visitor Station: taught practical and cultural astronomy to the public • Caltech Sub-millimetre Observatory: supporting observations • ‘Imiloa Planetarium: volunteering at events including Nano Visitors Day • Panoptes: using Arduino to develop a weather station for this research project Dr Lawrence M Wodehouse Scholar Sep 2010 – Jun 2014 Scholarship of £12,000 to study at the University of St Andrews, Scotland

SCIENCE “The Science of Science Communication” COMMUNICATION Combined talk and workshop ACTIVITIES Natural Sciences Society, University of York Mar 2019

Page 1 of ?? International Conference of Physics Students (ICPS) Aug 2013, 2014, 2018 Volunteer (Aug 2013); Workshop Deliverer (2018) • Accepted talk: astronomy outreach experiences in Hawaii (2013) • Accepted talk: Bachelor research (2014) • Accepted talk: kinematics of local star clusters (2018) • Awarded £660 from LJMU’s International Mobility Fund to give a workshop on outreach and science communication (2018) Communicating Astronomy with the Public (CAP), Fukuoka, Japan Mar 2018 Awarded funding from the RAS (£500) and the IOP (£300) to present a talk • “50 years of the International Astronomical Youth Camp” International Meeting for Science in Palestine, Cambridge, UK Jan 2018 • Invited talk: “Astronomy outreach in Palestine” • Invited panel speaker Conference for Astronomy and Physics Students (CAPS), UK Jun 2012, 2014 • Organiser and committee member (2014) • Awarded funding to give talk: “St Andrews AstroSoc’s first Northern Lights Trip” (2012) Physics Undergraduate Conference, London, Canada Apr 2013 Co-Chair Presented a lecture: “A Brief Insight into the Physicists of Scotland”.

PROFESSIONAL International Workshop for Astronomy (IWA e.V.), Germany 2015 – Present AFFILIATIONS Raised ∼ £10,000 in grants for participants from disadvantaged backgrounds (2015–2018). & ACTIVITIES As President (2016–2017): • Created IAYC Astroletter which has 292 subscribers • Designed and carried out the IAYC Survey with 249 respondants Secured funding from the RAS, £2000 (2015). Scientists for Palestine 2018 – Present Schools Committee Organiser of the third Palestinian Advanced Physics School; wrote €15,000 grant proposal (outcome unknown). International Association for Physics Students 2018 – Present Editor-in-Chief of jIAPS, the journal of the International Association for Physics Students.

PUBLIC People of Space Dec 2018 ENGAGEMENT Hosting @People_of_Space Twitter account of ∼ 3400 followers. International Astronomical Youth Camp (IAYC) 2014 – 2016 Organised a three-week camp for sixty-five 16-24 year olds in Somerset, England (2016). Supervised nine individuals to develop projects on practical (2015; Klingenthal, Germany) and cultural astronomy (2014; Weyer, Austria). Assistant Physics Teacher, Auchmuty High School, Glenrothes Sep 2013 – Oct 2013 Planned and taught two classes on astronomy to ∼ 25 pupils via the Undergraduate Ambassadors Scheme. Space Society of London, Ontario, Canada Sep 2012 – May 2013 Vice President of PR Organised observing nights (via the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada), rocket launching events, and talks. Space School, St Andrews, Scotland Jun 2012 Student Ambassador Taught and supervised primary school children for this week-long summer school. Astronomical Society, St Andrews, Scotland Sep 2011 – May 2012 Vice President Established and organised the first Northern Lights trip to Tromsø, Norway. Included visits to the EISCAT facility and Physics Department. We gave a talk about the aurora borealis to a local school upon our return.

SELECTED Ionized gas kinematics in bipolar H II regions Aug 2018 PUBLICATIONS Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Volume 478, Issue 3, p.3530-3543 The International Astronomical Youth Camp: Lessons Learned in 50 Years Sep 2018 Communicating Astronomy with the Public Conference 2018 Proceedings 2nd edition, p.206-207

Page 2 of ?? ARTICLES Explained in 60 Seconds: What has the Cassini Mission Taught us? Sep 2017 Communicating Astronomy with the Public Journal, Volume 22, p.4 The International Astronomical Youth Camp comes to Somerset Feb 2016 The Journal of the British Astronomical Association, Volume 126, Number 1, p.13-14

PUBLIC TALKS “Astrophysics: what it is and why it isn’t scary” Feb 2018 Ignite Liverpool Ignite is an international lecture series with strict rules: 5 minute talks with 15 seconds per slide “We are all made of Stars: From the Big Bang to the Heat Death of the Universe” Astronomy Society, University of Liverpool Nov 2017 Astronomy Society, University of Warwick Oct 2017 Global Human: Poetics of Science Seminar, Chisholme House, Scottish Borders Sep 2017

ACADEMIC The current and future observing facilities, Belgrade, Serbia Sep 2018 ACTIVITIES Advanced astrophysics school Awarded funding to give a talk: “The Kinematics of Local Star Clusters” Tracing star and cluster formation across cosmic times, Sexten, Italy Jul 2018 Awarded £300 to give a talk: “The Kinematics of Local Star Clusters” European Week of Astronomy and Space Science, Liverpool, UK Feb 2017 – Apr 2018 Local Organising Committee Member In charge of organising the student volunteers, the student event and supported a delegate who is blind. Presented three talks: • “Ionised gas kinematics in bipolar H II regions” • “IFU data and the M/L of Globular Clusters” • “50 years of the International Astronomical Youth Camp” Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics (CUWiP), Oxford, UK Mar 2015 Awarded funding to attend.

OTHER TRANSPEER, Erasmus+ 2018 – Present EXPERIENCE One of three LJMU PhD students selected for this international researcher development programme. Astrophysics Research Institute Committee Membership, LJMU 2017 – Present PhD Task Force Committee Public Engagement and Outreach Committee In these roles I have focused on diversity and how to improve reach to minority communities. Student/Programme Representative Liverpool John Moores University Oct 2016 – Sep 2017 AstroMundus Nov 2014 – Sep 2016 • Represent students views and difficulties. • Attended the General Assembly of the Erasmus Mundus Students and Alumni Association (Oct, 2015) University St Andrews Oct 2010 – Jun 2014 London Olympics, Glasgow, Scotland Aug 2012 VIP Lounge Volunteer World Saxophone Congress, St Andrews, Scotland Jul 2012 Usher and stage manager volunteer.

SKILLS • Programming experience with Python and IDL. • Experience with IRAF, Adobe Photoshop, Inkscape, MS Office, Open Office, and iMovie. • Familiar with UNIX, OS X, Windows and typesetting using LATEX. • Basic knowledge of Spanish and German.

INTERESTS Classical singing, pottery, swing dancing, travelling, writing, and updating my blog, How to Make an Astrophysicist: www.astrophysicsgirl.com

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