Tansu Daylan
Media & Press
My scholarly work, science outreach, invited commentaries, and interviews have been covered by various media channels and the press over the years. Below are a few examples:
NASA press release, STScI press release, St. Louis Magazine, space.com.coverage of my team's Roman Wide Field Science Program
Princeton University News coverage of our detection of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere of WASP-39b with JWST
Scientific American interview with me on attending the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting in 2012 as an invited young researcher
An interview with the Wall Street Journal on another team's discovery of the unusually ordered six-planet system HD 110067
Smithsonian Magazine’s coverage of my mentorship of two high-school students who helped discover four exoplanets around TOI 1233
EurekAlert, EarthSky, physicsworld, and Sci News pieces on our characterization of the nightside of WASP-121b
SciTechDaily and EurekAlert coverage of our discovery of the first intact exoplanet transiting a white dwarf, WD 1856
Science Daily news on our discovery of a bright gamma ray burst, GRB 191016A, using TESS
MIT News, New York Times, NASA Space Flight, Sci News, Forbes, NASA Exoplanet Exploration Program (ExEP), and UniverseToday pieces on our discovery of a rich multiplanetary system around a nearby, Sun-like star TOI 1233
A WIRED commentary on the meaning and significance of the winter solstice
A KSMU Ozarks Public Radio Astro Brief podcast on my work on the discovery and characterization of sub-Neptunes
A Master Minds podcast about discovering and characterizing exoplanets
WashU Student Life’s coverage of my public lecture on the discovery and characterization of exoplanets
A Cumhuriyet article covering my commentary on astrology as a pseudoscience
NTV's live interview with me on the landing of NASA's Mars rover Perseverance
TRT's coverage of my science outreach efforts, reaching thousands of students in Turkey
A commentary piece on Aydınlık on Event Horizon Telescope's press release in May 2022
Despite my passion for communicating science, I can't find the time to host and maintain a social media channel for it. Instead, I do my best to accept science communication requests from college student bodies and, to a lesser degree, K12 schools. Some of these events occasionally become available online. Here is a fairly incomplete YouTube playlist of interviews and presentations covering my science outreach.