Dr. Ágn​es Mócsy  

13 July 2016 Based on an intervview I gave to writer/cartoonist Dale DeBacsy - he wrote a homor-packed informative article spiced with cartoons.

8-10 June 2016 Organized a 3 day 3 part workshop and panel discussion on gender and race representation in the sciences, particularly physics. Held at Brookhaven National Laboratory. Links to talks and details about panelists

5 June 2016 There was atom smashing science, art, a mini fashion showm and the screening of the documentary Smashing Matters. There were several surprise guests. Details

5 May 2016 Public screening of first documentary film. Many thanks to Digital Media Center for the Arts and Wright Laboratory at Yale University. Poster of the film

3 May 2016 Informal but informed science conversations moderated by NY Times culomnist Carl Zimmer. More photos and detail from the event.

9 March 2016 Debut as blogger in HuffPost Science, dicsussing the ramifications of what a lone-genius paradigm might hold.

16 December 2015 Short interview and video produced by Pratt Insitute about an approach to sciuence teaching Agnes developed in her classes.

23 July 2015 Paired with the sreening of Zoolander a promisingly fun night of physics and fashion, followed by a reception at Huntington Cinema Arts, NY

12 September 2015 This 18 minutes long talk was recodred and released by the Swedish TV Channel UR Samtiden. The lunk will be active until March 10, 2016.

​3 July 2015 Diversity in gender and race in the field of physics, and how are we doing on it, is discussed in Montreal, Canada. See the talk. Graphics by Pratt's Young Kim.

18 June 2015 Chatting about big science in a casual environment over drinks. At the Bahche in Brooklyn, NY. Click here for the poster announcement

15 February 2015 The thruth about my shoe collection and more in a very nice article on Scienceline by Rebecca Harrington. Read it here

16 January 2015 We brought Science Happy Hour to Manhattan and had a great time talking about the origins of matter. This event was organized as part of STEM Fest and Ben Lillie of the Story Collider moderated. Looking forward to more of these.

22 May 2015 Invited speaker and panelist at the Symposium on gender issues facing women in science. Uppsala, Sweden. Link to event site and brochure of the event

23 March 2015 Lobbying Congress on behalf of fundamnetal reserach in nuclear science. On the photo the NY State delegation with R Congressman Lee Zeldin.

5 March 2015 Talk to be delivered at Pratt Institute exploring Interdisciplinary Design education at the School of Design.

15 January 2015 Thanks to Karen McNulty Walsh for this write-up which gives me a chance to talk about work as a researcher, a science advocate, an art/science ambassador and a representative for under-represened minorities.

7 March 2015 Keynote speaker at the symosium honoring the Inetrantional Women Day at Stony Brook University. Link to event site.

21 November 2014 Roundtable and panel discussion on "Excavating the Universe: Physics Interacts with the Arts" at The Commons, Spooner Hall in the Spencer Museum of Art in Lawrence, Kansas, and the University of Kansas. Appearance in video link aroun 1h08'.

June 2014 My fine art student Sarah Szabo's art exhibit at Broohaven Lab, had it's opening reception during the RHIC/AGS Users Meeting. When physics meets art, really great things can happen.

20 November 2014 Answering question about a carreer as a physicist at the Young Researchers Symposium held at Brookhaven National Laboratory, NY.

16 October 2014 Four scientists walk into a bar... A casual evening about big science, moderated by Ben Lillie of Story Collider.

June 2014 "Big Bang, today" article published in the Hungarian cultural magazine Müvelödés, in Kolozsvár/Cluj. Click on it to read.

May 2014 I feel honored to have been named the Woman Physicist of the Month by the American Physical Society in a program to highlight exceptional female physicists. The award recognizes female physicists who have positively impacted other individuals’ lives and careers.