Do It Yourself Asteroid Astrometry Using Python
On 3 February 2021, Arushi and Artash, members of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada gave a presentation on the research they had been carrying out on Asteroid Apophis at […]
Artificial Intelligence and Biases: the Role of Curiosity (WIAD 2021)
Artash Nath, Grade 9 Student, Toronto. 27 February is the World Information Architecture Day. World Information Architecture Day (WIAD) celebrates information architecture and shares knowledge and ideas from analogue to […]
MonitorMyLockdown.com: Monitor Reduction in Human Movements in 9 Canadian Cites due to COVID-19 Lockdown using Seismic Data
Artash Nath, Grade 9 Student, Toronto, Canada “Monitor My Lockdown” project keeps policymakers, health workers, and citizens updated about the effectiveness of COVID-19 lockdowns in reducing human movements. It does […]
Machine Learning and Music: live stream with the Raspberry Pi Foundation
Artash and Arushi Nath On 2 December 2020, we did a live stream with the Raspberry Pi Foundation on their Digital Making at Home series. It was a fascinating opportunity […]
How is NASA Data Helping School Kids in Canada Fight Climate Change? Presentation at Our Future, Our Voices Summit
Arushi Nath. Between October 26-30, 2020, the International Youth Foundation (IYF) hosted the Our Future, Our Voices, a virtual summit by, for, and with young people. The Summit was a […]
From Outer Space to Sub Surface: Seismic Vibrations and the impact of COVID-19 Lockdown
On July 15, 2020, Artash Nath gave a presentation on Seismic Vibrations, their role in astronomy, how to measure them, and on what impact the COVID-19 lockdown has had on […]
Scientific Computing With Python (SciPy2020) Conference: My Participation and Presentation
Artash Nath. Grade 8 Student. Toronto. Canada. COVID19 has disrupted education for students around the world. It has closed doors to schools, colleges, and universities. But it has also opened […]
Quantum Computing Hackathon: Random Numbers and Quantum Maze Runners Game
Artash Nath The Quantum Futures Hackathon was co-organized by CERN (the world’s largest particle accelerator) and Quantum Open Source Foundation (QOSF) at the Fields Institute, Toronto from October 18-20, 2019. […]
Reflections from the Montreal Space Symposium 2019 and Presentation on Asteroid Collision Risk Index
The Montreal Space Symposium 2019 was held at the International Civil Aviation Organisation, 10 – 11 October, Montreal, Canada. The event was organized by the student aerospace associations across various Québec […]
Talk @Google DevFest 2019: Artificially Intelligent Robots, Mental Health and Human Interaction
Artash Nath and Arushi Nath Pioneer Update (8 December): I discussed my project with researchers and machine learning engineers. I now plan to expand the algorithm to include Generative Adversarial Networks […]
STEM Showcase 2019: Presentation and Demos to Students, Parents and School Groups
The STEM Showcase hosted by CCMA is a STEM fair to exhibit the talents of children across the region. It was held at the Ontario Science Centre on June 6 […]
Digifest 2019: Talk on NextGen Creative Growth + Exhibits
Digifest 2019 is a design and tech conference being held in Toronto from 25- 27 April 2019. The theme this year is – Creative Growth on how we can use […]
Dream Big and Every Kid Should have Access to Science and Space, International Science Centre and Science Museum Day, Ontario Science Centre
10 November is the International Science Centre and Science Museum Day designated by UNESCO and the theme this year is Science is a Human Right. To celebrate this Day, the […]
Video: Modeling the Deep Space Network – From Earth to Outer Space
On July 18, 2018, Arushi, Artash and Vikas Nath gave a presentation at the Recreational Astronomy Night meeting of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada (RASC) Toronto Centre on the […]
CARR Observatory: TRAPPIST-1 Presentation and Demo Video
On July 7, 2018, Artash, Arushi and Vikas Nath discussed the dwarf star TRAPPIST-1 and its seven planets, all of which could fit into the orbit of Mercury without crashing […]
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