Speaking and Outreach

Here is a list of some of my speaking engagements.

• Honorarium Speaker, “The Role of Collaboration in Driving Innovations for Accessibility,”
  • Jan 2017, American Association for Physics Teachers, Washington, D.C.
• Speaker, “Connectedness and Collaboration in the Classroom,”
  • November 2017, xTalks@MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• Speaker, “Making Classrooms into Interactive Computing Environments,”
  • November 2017, Dean’s Action Group for Evidence-Based Education, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• Hackathon Mentor and Judge, “Best Use of Wolfram Technologies,”
  • November 2017, HackPrinceton, Princeton, New Jersey
• Speaker, “Laughter, Video Games, and Maybe Some Learning,”
  • October 2017, OCW@MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• Summer School Instructor, “Educational Innovation through Technology,”
  • July 2017, Wolfram Summer School, Waltham, Massachusetts
• Summer School Instructor, “Visualization and Computational Science,”
  • July 2016, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland
• Summer School Instructor, “Visualization and Computational Science,”
  • July 2016, Imperial College, London, England
• Summer School Instructor, “Visualization and Computational Science,”
  • July 2016, Hermes Summer School, Windsor, England
• Guest Lecturer, “Computational Methods in Statistics,”
  • April 2016, Boston University, Boston, MA
• Honorarium Speaker, “CodeSeal: A Platform for research, education, and education research,”
  • March 2016, March Meeting of the American Physical Society, Baltimore, MD
• Workshop Leader, “A Complete Tour of Mathematica and the Wolfram Language for Research and Fun,”
  • January 2016, ten-session training series at MIT Independent Activities Period, Cambridge, MA
• Workshop Leader, “A Comprehensive Overview of Arduino Microcontrollers for Creative Exploration,”
  • January 2016, ten-day course at MIT Independent Activities Period, Cambridge, MA
• Conference Speaker, “Combining materials science curriculum with training in computer programming,”
  • December 2015, Annual Fall Meeting of Materials Research Society, Boston, MA
• Guest Lecturer, “Introduction to Web Accessibility,”
  • November 2015, MassArt, Boston, MA
• Conference Speaker, “Coding as an educational tool,”
  • October 2015, at the Wolfram Technology Conference, Champaign, IL
• Workshop Leader, “A Complete Tour of Mathematica and the Wolfram Language for Research and Fun,”
  • January 2015, ten-session training series at MIT Independent Activities Period, Cambridge, MA
• Webinar Speaker, “New Models for Creating Accessible Interactive Widgets for STEM Learning,”
  • August 7, 2014, on the DIAGRAM Center Researcher Series, Online
• Hackathon Mentor, “Wolfram Technologies for Travel and Education,”
  • July 17, 2014, at LearnLaunch Travel and Education hack-a-thon, Boston, MA
• Workshop Leader, “Game Programming 101 using Wolfram Language on the Raspberry Pi,”
  • June 28, 2014, at special event for Empow Studios, Lexington, MA
• Workshop Leader, “Using Wolfram Technologies for Teaching Robotics to Kids,”
  • June 28, 2014, at special event for Empow Studios, Lexington, MA
• Presenter, “Best Practices: Interactive Scientific Graphics on the Web,”
  • June 18, 2014, at the DIAGRAM Research Meeting, Warrenton, Virginia
• Panel Member, “What’s Next in Accessible STEM Learning Materials and Assessment,”
  • January 29, 2014, at the ATIA Annual Meeting, Orlando, Florida
• Panel Member, “Assistive Technologies for Math Students and Faculty with Disabilities,”
  • January 15, 2014, at the Joint Mathematics Meeting, Baltimore, Maryland
• Conference Speaker, “Standardizing Textual Descriptions of Interactive Graphics,”
  • October 30, 2013, at the EDUPUB Workshop, Boston, Massachusetts
• Webinar Speaker, “Physics Comes Alive with Wolfram Technologies,”
  • September 12, 2013, at the Wolfram Virtual Conference for Educators, Online
• Conference Speaker, “Creating Accessible Dynamic Content,”
  • October 17, 2012, at the Wolfram Technology Conference, Champaign, Illinois
• Colloquium Speaker, “Beyond Traditional Quantum Measurement: A Game of Quantum Peek-a-Boo with a Purpose,”
  • November 5, 2011, at the CSUF Department of Physics Colloquium, Fullerton, California
• Presenter: Kyle Keane, Alexander N. Korotkov, “Currently realizable quantum error detection/correction algorithms for superconducting qubits”
  • March 2011, at the March Meeting of the American Physical Society
• Presenter: Kyle Keane, Alexander N. Korotkov, “Decoherence suppression of a solid state qubit by uncollapsing,”
  • March 2010, at the March Meeting of the American Physical Society
• Presenter: Kyle Keane, Shayne Cairns, Colin Campbell, Murtadha A. Khakoo “Elastic Differential Cross sections for electron scattering from polyatomic molecules—an accurate, but novel application of the relative flow technique, using a moveable aperture source of gas atoms,”
  • March 2007, at the March Meeting of the American Physical Society
• Poster: Kyle Keane, Alexander N. Korotkov, “Suppression of T1-type decoherence of phase qubits using uncollapsing and quantum error detection/correction,”
  • April 26, 2010, at Coherence in Superconducting Qubits
• Poster: Alexander N. Korotkov, Kyle Keane, Ricardo Pinto, “Theoretical analysis of phase qubits,”
  • August 19, 2009, at Quantum Computing and Quantum Algorithms Program Review
• Poster: Brent R. Yates, Kyle Keane, Murtadha A. Khakoo, “Low energy impact ionization of neon and xenon,”
  • March 2009, at the March Meeting of the American Physical Society
• Commencement Speaker, “Look to this Day”,
  • June 15, 2007, at the CSUF College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics commencement ceremony, Fullerton, California.
• Poster: Murtadha A. Khakoo, Kyle Keane, Colin Campbell, Shayne Cairns, “An accurate, but novel application of the relative flow technique, using a moveable aperture source of gas atoms to measure elastic electron scattering differential cross sections,”
  • March 2007, at the March Meeting of the American Physical Society