I collaborate with
Berkeley Science Review (link to my articles)
Sparrho Blog: Gravitational waves from neutron stars & the Nobel Prize 2017.
and I'm a drop in the ocean of Twitter as @miguelzuma
My 2018 article on primordial black holes and gravitational lensing was Editors's Suggestion in Physical Review Letters
and featured by the American Physical Society. It was also discussed on UC Berkeley News, Wired, New Scientist, The Daily Californian, Forbes and CEA Fabrique de savoirs (in French).
My 2017 work on dark energy and gravitational waves was selected as Editor's Suggestion in Physical Review Letters and featured by the American Physical Society. has been featured in Wired, Quanta Magazine, Science News, New Scientist, Forbes, PNAS Inner Workings, LBNL News Center and CEA-IPhT (in French).
My 2020 work on gravitational wave lensing beyond Einstein's theory was selected as Editor's Suggestion in Physical Review D. It was featured by the Albert Einstein Institute and the University of Chicago. It appeared in popular science articles in Forbes, The Debrief and EuropaPress (in Spanish).
Our 2023 follow-up analysis of LIGO-Virgo-Kagra data was featured in Astrobites. Our paper on strong-field gravity effects on gravitational-wave propagation was featured by the Albert Einstein Institute.
My group's work on wave-optics lensing phenomena was featured in the Max Planck Society 2023 Yearbook.
I enjoy giving popular science talks connected to my research. I gave a talk on Gravitational Waves on Cal Day 2018, on the 150th Anniversary of the University of California. I also participated in the Taste of Science Festival.
I wrote a piece with advice on writing academic applications based on my experience as an applicant and reviewer.
My trabajo ha aparecido en varias publicaciones, incluyendo:
"No LIGO MACHO": el título más cachondo de un artículo científico es idea de un español en El Confidencial
He escrito varios articulos de divulgacion, conectados o no con mi trabajo:
"Las teorías de la gravedad tras la tormenta cósmica" en Investigación y Ciencia
"Ondas gravitacionales y energía oscura: el fin de una era" en La Física del Grel
"¿Por qué ha tenido tanta repercusión el descubrimiento de las ondas gravitacionales?", capitulo en Ciencia, y ademas lo entiendo
"Las ondas gravitacionales: siguiendo el rumor más tenue hacia los secretos del cosmos", en fronterad.com y El Bierzo Digital.
"Pequeño mapa del mundo en potencias de diez (I): Contando cifras", en fronterad.com
"Los neutrinos y el límite de velocidad de Einstein", en fronterad.com y elfaro.net.
The popular podcast "Coffee Break: Señal y Ruido" featured my article on GW and DE in Ep134 (min 47) and a bit latter my work on Primordial Black Holes in Ep143 (min 72). I was interviewed in Segmento Astronomico about gravitational lensing of supernovae, primordial black holes and dark matter.
A veces escribo en el blog "Persistencia y serendipia" , donde reflexiono sobre la labor cientifica, o respondo preguntas en la web FdeT.
Colaboro con el Podcast Horizonte de Sucesos podcast, donde he participado en varias entrevistas:
During my postdoc service I have taught in a number of courses in the University of California at Berkeley, the University of Heidelberg and the Universidad Autonoma de Madrid.
I have also participated in graduated schools: ↦ video lecture on modified gravity at the Cosmology School in the Canary Islands.
The presentation below was prepared for the undergraduate and Master students of the cosmology courses at the University of Barcelona: