Dr CAROLINA J ÖDMAN
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carolina.odman@gmail.com |
10 Baalen Road |
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+27 (0)82 302 8167 |
Marina da Gama, 7945 |
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South Africa |
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
ASSOCIATE
DIRECTOR, DEVELOPMENT AND OUTREACH, Inter-University Institute for Data Intensive
Astronomy (IDIA), University of the Western Cape, Cape Town, South Africa
Since 06 - 2018
Associate Professor position held at the University of
the Western Cape. IDIA is a university partnership developing cloud computing
infrastructure for big data in science.
Responsibilities: Development and Outreach (D&O) strategy,
management of the IDIA D&O office, Multi-disciplinary research into
D&O, outreach and communication training of students and young
professionals, stakeholder management, partnership development, events
organisation, outreach resource creation, media engagements, marketing, communications
and social media.
Awards: IAU Special Award for Astronomy Outreach,
Development and Education. (2018)
Nomination: Female African Innovator of the Year
(AfriCom, 2019)
Science4Development best idea, International Science
Council (2020)
CHIEF SCIENTIST, thumbzup Innovations, Cape Town, South Africa
2012 - 2017
thumbzup is a financial technology start-up based in
South Africa with a footprint in South Africa, Australia and East Asia.
Responsibilities: Payments platform integration, Big Data (analysis,
strategy and platform design), API strategy, Enterprise engagements, Product
development, Business analysis and Project management
Highlight: Invited to represent thumbzup and discuss financial
inclusion at a World Economic Forum Industry Strategy Meeting in 2015
Awards: Mail & Guardian Top 200 Young South Africans (2014)
Bilan Magazine 300 most influential of Switzerland – category
under 40s (2013)
DIRECTOR OF
ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT, Next Einstein Initiative (NEI), Cape Town, South Africa
2011 – 2012
The Next Einstein Initiative is a Pan-African network
of AIMS (African Institute for Mathematical Sciences) postgraduate centres.
Responsibilities: Member of the executive management team, International
lecturer and tutor recruitment, Pan-African student recruitment strategy and
implementation, AIMS Alumni strategy and implementation.
Highlights: Successful proposals for career workshops at global science
forums (AAAS, ESOF)
Established partnership between NEI and US National
Society for Black Physicists
SKA RESEARCH
FELLOW, South
African Astronomical Observatory & African Institute for Mathematical
Sciences, Cape Town, South Africa
2010 – 2011
Responsibilities: R&D work at the interface between technology and
research. Machine Learning. Student supervision.
Awards: Google developer days South Africa hacking
competition winner (2010)
Science Hack Day winner (2010)
INTERNATIONAL
PROJECT MANAGER,
Universe Awareness, Leiden University, The Netherlands
2005 – 2010
Universe Awareness is an educational initiative set up
in 2005 to use astronomy as a conduit to stimulate early childhood development,
especially for vulnerable and underprivileged children.
Responsibilities and Achievements:
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Successful transformation of an idea into an active programme in 40
countries with governmental support in 6 countries
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Fundraising
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Establishment of collaborations with astronomers (professional, students
and amateur), outreach and education professionals, early childhood development
researchers, the media, creative artists, development organisations,
international and inter-governmental organisations, volunteer mobilisation
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Development of educational materials
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Teacher training workshops
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International exchange programmes between schools
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Organisation of international workshops and conferences
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Communication: Website design and maintenance, professional and popular
articles, multimedia content, radio and TV interviews, etc.
Highlights:
Successful lobbying for a seed funding grant of €350,000 (2006)
Status as Global Cornerstone Project of the
International Year of Astronomy (IYA2009)
Writing and coordination of a successful European FP7
proposal granted 1.9 M€ (2010)
Award: Science Prize for Online Resources in Education
2010, Science Magazine, AAAS
MARIE CURIE
INTRA-EUROPEAN FELLOW (Postdoctoral fellowship), University ``La Sapienza", Rome, Italy
2004 – 2005
Responsibilities: Research in theoretical cosmology. Referee for the
International Journal of Modern Physics D.
RESEARCH
ENGINEER,
Division of Cardiovascular Surgery, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois, Lausanne, Switzerland
2000
Responsibilities: Modelling of blood flow and evaluation of vascular
grafts using computational fluid dynamics.
CONSULTANCY
& ADVISORY ROLES
Cape Town
Science Centre – Since
2012
Member of the Scientific Advisory Board
South Africa Ambassador for Africa Code Week 2015 -
2016
South African
Science Journalists Association – Since 2012
Strategic advice, Online communications training
Square Kilometre
Array South Africa, Cape Town 2011 - 2018
Associate Scientist
Online communication strategy, representation and
lobbying for SKA Africa.
Part of the team of lecturers for a MOOC on
Radio-astronomy proposed by SKA South Africa and the EPFL Laboratory of
Astrophysics - 2018.
Member of the BRICS Working Group on ICT and HPC, 2017
Project Vision
for Togo’s Development – 2012
Expert Adviser: Education - in the preparation of a
vision and development plan for the country of Togo as commissioned by the
president to Sir Paul Judge, key benefactor of the Judge Business School at the
University of Cambridge, UK
European
Commission – Since
2011
Expert for the FP7 and Horizon 2020 framework programmes
European
Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST) – 2010
COST workshop “Benefits of Research Infrastructures
beyond Science – The Example of the Square Kilometre Array (SKA)”
Convenor of the Education panel
Conference of
NGOs in Consultative Relationship with the UN (CONGO) – 2008
Background research for a liaison committee between
NGOs and the UN Office of Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA).
International
Astronomical Union (IAU) – Since 2008
Contribution to the first IAU decadal Strategic Plan
(2008)
IAU Office of Astronomy for Development
Proposal
evaluator (Since 2019)
Co-chair of Task Force 3 “Astronomy for the Public”
(2012-2018)
Member of the Data Science Working Group (Since 2017)
UNESCO – 2003 – 2009
Consultant in the editorial team of the UNESCO World
Report “Towards Knowledge Societies”, United Nations Education, Scientific
& Cultural Organization, World Report Series, 2005, ISBN-13:
978-92-3-104000-9.
Expert. Diversity
of knowledge and creativity for sustainable human development in the contexts
of science and education: intercultural aspects of knowledge, its creation,
transmission and utilisation Background study for the for the UNESCO World
Report “Investing in Cultural Diversity and Intercultural Dialogue”, United
Nations Education, Scientific & Cultural Organization, World Report Series,
2009, ISBN-13: 978-9231040771
PROJECTS
.astronomy
Since 2009
Member of the brain trust of the .astronomy workshop
series (pronounced ‘dot-astronomy’, see https://www.dotastronomy.com/) that brings
together an international community of astronomy researchers, technology and
software developers, educators and communicators to imagine and prototype the
research and education tools of tomorrow using new technologies.
The 9th edition of .astronomy took place in
Cape Town, South Africa in November 2017.
My Room at the
Centre of the Universe
2012 – 2014
Co-author, Editor, Scientific Adviser
“My Room at the Centre of the Universe” is a film and
resource book (ISBN: 978-0-620-61420-7) for those seeking out answers about our
place in the universe; and just how we know what we know. Art, Archaeology and
Astronomy accompany the fictional journey of a bright sixteen-year-old who asks
the big questions, as he stares at the stars in the quiet Karoo night sky. The
Karoo desert is home to the SKA and the Southern African Large Telescope, rich
in archaeological artefacts (Khoi San) and a socially challenged rural area of
South Africa where nation-building and national identity are an on-going process.
Highlight: Honourable mention at CineSpace 2016, Houston Cinema
Arts Society, Houston, USA.
Sutherland
Community Development
Since 2009
Sutherland is a small town in the rural Northern Cape
province, home to the South African Astronomical Observatory. Since 2009, we, a
team of scientists and artists, have worked to make the presence of a
world-class science facility benefit this isolated community.
Projects include:
Art and science workshops with prominent members of
South African and international art and science communities to brainstorm the
development of the town and address the socio-economic challenges of the
country.
Events to connect the youth and the elderly
Coding workshops for the youth
Promotion of Sutherland as an eco-tourism destination
Highlight: Featured at the African Cosmos – Stellar Arts
exhibition, Smithsonian National Museum of African Art, Washington DC, USA,
2012
Science Hack Day
2010 – 2012
Science Hack Day is an event series for scientists,
designers and science enthusiasts. It takes the form of a creative weekend
spent playing with science and creating science applications.
2011 Science Hack Day Ambassador, San Francisco, USA
Organiser of a 2012 Science Hack Day in Cape Town,
South Africa, themed 'Science for Development'.
Virtual
Institute for dual-career couples
2003 – 2005
Set up a UK-registered charitable organisation intended
to allow dual-career academic couples to stay together while pursuing academic
careers in astrophysics. Achievements include one fellowship, the in-kind
hosting of a computer cluster for the institute at the Institute of Astronomy,
University of Cambridge, articles and conference contributions about the
Institute, including coverage in The Times Higher Education Supplement.
SELECTED INVITED TALKS & CONTRIBUTIONS
Panel moderator, #COCREATESANL Design Summit, 2020
Panel topic: Creative solutions to the unemployment
crisis in the 4th Industrial Revolution
Panellist, Airbus Bizlab #Africa4Future Summit, 2019
The Future of aerospace in Africa
Keynote, Stellenbosch University PostDoc Research Day,
2019
Scientific excellence as a tool for Development
https://medium.com/@carolune/can-scientific-excellence-be-an-instrument-for-development-3766c230c7d1
Cape Innovation and Technology Initiative, Cape Town,
2018
Trends and
Entrepreneurship in Africa
Seminar given to the shortlisted entrepreneurs of the
Royal Academy of Engineering’s Africa Prize 2018
https://medium.com/@carolune/trends-and-entrepreneurship-in-africa-3bd275231c94
Tech Women 1.0, UCT Graduate School of Business, Cape
Town, 2018
How to Survive the
4th Industrial Revolution as an Entrepreneur
Future Females, a female entrepreneur networking
organisation, Cape Town, 2017
Four broken
systems & four tech trends for 2018
Published in ‘Towards Data Science’: https://towardsdatascience.com/four-broken-systems-four-tech-trends-for-2018-bd4698a3bef0?gi=774dac930fba
1st BRICS Innovation Collaboration Forum on
ICT & HPC, Guangzhou, China, 2017
Socio-economic
development in the context of High Performance Computing, Big Data, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
KATO Tech Talks, Cape Town, South Africa 2017
Big Data taking
Medicine out of its comfort zone
https://medium.com/@carolune/big-data-taking-medicine-out-of-its-comfort-zone-1c7e5e303b08
TEDx AIMS, Cape Town, South Africa, 2014
Motherhood in a
world of men
https://medium.com/@carolune/motherhood-in-a-world-of-men-752dc94677cc
Re:publica, Berlin, Germany, 2013
Crowdsourced
Astronomy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQmfFWQBIHw
EDUCATION
PhD Astrophysics – 2003
Astrophysics Group, Cavendish Laboratory, University
of Cambridge, UK
Cosmological
parameter estimation from cosmic microwave background and other cosmological
data
Application of Bayesian inference techniques (Machine
Learning) to constrain models of the universe using data contaminated by
theoretical and experimental uncertainties. Development of Markov Chain Monte
Carlo algorithms. Supervised by Prof. Anthony Lasenby
Teaching:
2004
Tutor, African Institute for Mathematical Sciences
(AIMS), Muizenberg, South Africa
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Astrophysics
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PERL Programming
2000 - 2004
Teaching Assistant at the Department of Mathematics,
Trinity Hall and Girton Colleges, and the Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge
University, UK
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Markov Chains, 3rd year undergraduate course
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Statistical Physics and Cosmology, 3rd year undergraduate course
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Mathematics, 1st year undergraduate course
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Physics Labs, 2nd year undergraduate practicals
Awards:
Highly Commended, Daily Telegraph BASF Science Writer
Awards, UK. 2002
Girton College Graduate Scholarship, Cambridge
University, UK. 2001
Overseas Research Student Award, Cambridge University,
UK. 2001
Isaac Newton Studentship, Cambridge University, UK.
2001
Cambridge University Overseas Trust Bursary, UK. 2000
Leenaards Foundation Extraordinary Research Support, Switzerland.
2000
ACube foundation: EPFL Alumni Association Bursary,
Switzerland. 2000
Extra-curriculars:
Graduate External Liaison Officer, Girton College 2001
– 2002
Graduate Women's Officer, Trinity Hall 2000 – 2001
Diploma in
Physics Engineering – 2000
École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland
Diploma project: The
cosmic coincidence problem and complex scalar fields
Development and characterisation of a theoretical
model of dark energy. Supervised by Prof. Mikhail Shaposhnikov
Teaching:
1997 - 2000
Teaching Assistant at the Institute for Computer Communication
and Applications, and at the Institute of Experimental Physics
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Stochastic Processes in Communications. 3rd year undergraduate course
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Physics Labs, 3rd year undergraduate practicals: Development of
experiments, programming of device control interfaces
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General Physics, 1st year undergraduate course
Student jobs:
1999 – 2000 Development of success indicators to
assess the performance of foreign students in their first undergraduate year at
EPFL. Special Mathematics Course (CMS)
1998 – 1999 Characterisation of polymer surfaces using
Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) for liquid crystal applications. Institute of
Nuclear Engineering (IGA)
1996 – 2000 Data analysis for a report about EPFL
women graduates. Outreach, conception of a web-based mentoring tool and
resource centre for EPFL students and. Equal Opportunities Office (Bureau de
l’équité).
Extra-curriculars:
Student Relations and Internet Officer for the annual
EPFL recruiting fair, Forum EPFL 1996
Co-organiser of various student events AGEPoly 1995
Alumnus:
Liaison for the 2013 EPFL Mathematical Humanitarian
Project (EMaHP) in South Africa.
Set up a Southern Africa EPFL alumni chapter, piloting
community building with EPFL MOOC alumni in South Africa.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
International Astronomical Union (IAU)
Member of Division C Education, Outreach and Heritage:
Commissions C1 Astronomy Education and Development, C2
Communicating Astronomy with the Public, Working groups C1 Network for
Astronomy School Education (NASE), C2 Outreach Professionalization &
Accreditation
South African Institute of Physics (SAIP)
Professional
Physicist
South African Council for Natural Scientific
Professions (SACNASP)
Professional
Natural Scientist
South African Science Journalist Association (SASJA)
Member
OTHER SKILLS & INTERESTS
Languages
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English, French |
ILR level 5 / CEFR C2 |
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Swedish |
ILR level 3 / CEFR B2 |
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Dutch |
ILR level 2 / CEFR B1 |
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German, Afrikaans, Spanish, Italian |
ILR level 1 / CEFR A2 |
Computer Skills
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Programming languages |
Ruby,
Python, Relational databases |
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Platforms |
Git,
Github, Jira, Bitbucket, Docker, Tableau, Alteryx, NewRelic |
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Design |
Adobe
Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator |
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Office |
Various
online and offline office, productivity and team collaboration packages. |
Other
Digital photography and graphic design
Commissioned work includes event photography, advertising, corporate
communication, conference posters, book covers, book illustrations, the design
and maintenance of blogs, online portfolios, scientific and conference
websites. Participation in exhibitions, one solo photography exhibition.
Sports
Qualifications: Aerobics and Steps instructor, Zumba®, TTT Fight®
Teaching experience: Leiden University Sports Centre, Vrouwfit Fitness
centres, Leiden, The Netherlands
Music
Harp, Piano, Singing
INTERNSHIPS
Novartis Scientific Services, Basel, Switzerland 1998
Atomic Force Microscopy Internship supervised by Prof.
D. Anselmetti. AFM applications to organic and inorganic surfaces.
Taylor Rafferty & Associates, New York, USA. 1993
Internship in an international investor relations
company. Database design and market research.
PUBLICATIONS
Refereed
Citations: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=mpfuteIAAAAJ
1. Ödman-Govender, Carolina J; Kelleghan, Deirdre;
Astronomical Perspectives for Young Children
Science, 333, 6046, 1106-1107
American Association for the Advancement of Science, 2011, DOI:10.1126/science.1196982
2. Melchiorri, Alessandro; Odman, Carolina; Serra, Paulo;
Determination of Cosmological Parameters
from Cosmic Microwave Background Anisotropies
Data Analysis in Cosmology, Lecture Notes in Physics, 665, 237
Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, 2009, DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-44767-2_8
3. Scorza, Cecilia; Miley, George; Ödman, Carolina;
Madsen, Claus;
Universe awareness for young children:
Some educational aspects and a pilot project
Innovation in Astronomy Education, 276-281
Cambridge University Press, 2008, ISBN-13: 9780521880152
4. Ödman, Carolina;
Making young children aware of the
universe
Astronomy & Geophysics, 48, 4, 20 - 21
Oxford University Press, 2007, DOI:10.1111/j.1468-4004.2007.48420.x
5. Odman, CJ; Izzard, RG;
Virtual institutes, an idea for the
future?
Astronomy & Geophysics, 47, 1, 8
Oxford University Press, 2006, 10.1111/j.1468-4004.2006.47108.x
6. Dickinson, Clive; Battye, Richard A; Carreira, Pedro;
Cleary, Kieran; Davies, Rod D; Davis, Richard J; Genova-Santos, Ricardo;
Grainge, Keith; Gutiérrez, Carlos M; Hafez, Yaser A;
High-sensitivity measurements of the
cosmic microwave background power spectrum with the extended Very Small Array
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 353, 3, 732-746
Oxford University Press, 2004, DOI:10.1111/j.1365-2966.2004.08206.x
7. Covi, Laura; Lyth, David H; Melchiorri, Alessandro;
Odman, Carolina J;
The running-mass inflation model and WMAP
Physical Review D, 70, 12, 123521
American Physical Society, 2004, DOI:10.1103/PhysRevD.70.123521
8. Melchiorri, Alessandro; Mersini, Laura; Ödman,
Carolina J; Trodden, Mark;
The state of the dark energy equation of
state
Physical Review D, 68, 4, 43509
American Physical Society, 2003, DOI:10.1103/PhysRevD.68.043509
9. Grainge, Keith; Carreira, Pedro; Cleary, Kieran;
Davies, Rod D; Davis, Richard J; Dickinson, Clive; Genova-Santos, Ricardo;
Gutierrez, Carlos M; Hafez, Yaser A; Hobson, Michael P;
The cosmic microwave background power
spectrum out to l = 1400 measured by the Very Small Array
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 341, 4, L23-L28
Oxford University Press, 2003, DOI:10.1046/j.1365-8711.2003.06563.x
10. Rubino-Martin, Jose Alberto; Rebolo, Rafael; Carreira,
Pedro; Cleary, Kieran; Davies, Rod D; Davis, Richard J; Dickinson, Clive; Grainge,
Keith; Gutierrez, Carlos M; Hobson, Michael P;
First results from the Very Small
Array—IV. Cosmological parameter estimation
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 341, 4, 1084-1092
Oxford University Press, 2003, DOI:10.1046/j.1365-8711.2003.06494.x
11. Ödman, Carolina J; Melchiorri, Alessandro; Hobson, Michael
P; Lasenby, Anthony N;
Constraining the shape of the CMB: A
peak-by-peak analysis
Physical Review D, 67, 8, 83511
American Physical Society, 2003, DOI:10.1103/PhysRevD.67.083511
12. Melchiorri, Alessandro; Ödman, Carolina J;
Current constraints on cosmological
parameters from microwave background anisotropies
Physical Review D, 67, 8, 81302
American Physical Society, 2003, DOI:10.1103/PhysRevD.67.081302
13. Melchiorri, Alessandro; Ödman, Carolina J;
Inflationary gravity waves in light of
recent cosmic microwave background anisotropies data
Physical Review D, 67, 2, 21501
American Physical Society, 2003, DOI:10.1103/PhysRevD.67.021501
14. Ödman, Carolina J;
The shape of the CMB power spectrum
New Astronomy Reviews, 47, 8, 741-745
Elsevier, 2003, DOI:10.1016/j.newar.2003.07.027
15. Lelidis, I; Öedman, C;
Influence of substrate nature and growth
conditions on the morphology of thin DMOAP films
Liquid crystals, 30, 6, 643-649
Taylor & Francis, 2003, DOI:10.1080/0267829031000094810
16. Tozzi, P; Hayoz, D; Oedman, C; Mallabiabarrena, I; Von
Segesser, LK;
Systolic axial artery length reduction: an
overlooked phenomenon in vivo
AJP - Heart and Circulatory Physiology, 280, 5, 2300-2305
American Physiological Society, 2001, PMID: 11299234
17. Tozzi, P; Hayoz, D; Ruchat, P; Corno, A; Oedman, C;
Botta, U; von Segesser, LK;
Animal model to compare the effects of
suture technique on cross-sectional compliance on end-to-side anastomoses
European journal of cardio-thoracic surgery, 19, 4, 477-481
Oxford University Press, 2001, PMID: 11306316
18. Oedman, C; Mallabiabarrena, I; Tozzi, P; von Segesser,
LK;
Computational fluid dynamics for evaluation
of end-to-side anastomoses with cuffed grafts
International Journal of Artificial Organs, 23, 8, P142-P142
Wichtig, 2000, ISSN: 0391-3988
PUBLICATIONS
Conference Proceedings and other articles
1. Odman, Carolina; Makopela, Sebolelo; Mofokeng, Chaka;
Nobom, Sinethemba
Developing
inclusive resources: representation, co-creation, culturally relevant
communication
IAU Symposium
538 Astronomy for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, 2020
2. Odman, Carolina; Kendrew, Sarah
Scientific and cultural
impact of a decade of .astronomy conferences
IAU Symposium
538 Astronomy for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, 2020
3. Odman, Carolina; Mofokeng, Chaka; Mdhluli, Sibusiso;
Nombula, Palesa; Rammala, Isabella; Mbonani, Tekano
The cascade
outreach model: Relatable and representative role models.
IAU Symposium
538 Astronomy for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, 2020
4. Axup, Jun; Thomas, AnnMarie; Waldman, Ariel; Faulkner,
Susan; Odman-Govender, Carolina; Leger, Jim St; Polka, Jessica; Gregg, Melissa;
Johnson, Brian David;
The world of making
Computer, 47, 12, 24-40
IEEE, 2014, DOI:10.1109/MC.2014.373
5. Christensen, Lars Lindberg; Russo, Pedro; Fienberg,
Richard Tresch; Cheung, Sze-leung; Robson, Ian; Ödman-Govender, Carolina;
Arcand, Kimberly Kowal; Sekiguchi, Kazuhiro; Zhu, Jin; Wheeler, Pete;
Division C Commission 55: Communicating
Astronomy with the Public
Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union, 11, T29A, 209-218
Cambridge University Press, 2015, DOI:10.1017/S1743921316000776
6. Christensen, Lars Lindberg; Russo, Pedro; Robson, Ian;
Arcand, Kimberly Kowal; Fienberg, Richard Tresch; Ödman-Govender, Carolina;
Sekiguchi, Kazuhiro; Wheeler, Pete; Zhu, Jin;
Division XII: Commission 55:
Communicating Astronomy with the Public
Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union, 10, T28B, 140-145
Cambridge University Press, 2013, DOI:10.1017/S1743921315005645
7. Ödman-Govender, Carolina J; Robson, Ian E; Montmerle,
Thierry;
The 'Astronomy for the Public' Task Force
Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union, 10, H16, 550
Cambridge University Press, 2012, DOI:10.1017/S174392131401206X
8. C.J. Ödman-Govender
Can we find the next Einstein in Africa?
62nd International Astronautical Congress, Cape Town, South Africa,
2011
9. Ödman, CJ;
Networked astronomy and New Media: an
emerging discipline
Communicating Astronomy with the Public, Cape Town, 2010
10. Ödman, CJ;
UNAWE: Programme d’éveil à l’univers
où les enfants sont les véritables étoiles.
l’Astronomie, 12, 58,
Société Astronomique de
France, 2009
11. Ödman, Carolina J;
Universe Awareness: Inspiring young
children around the world
Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union, 5, S260, 650-659
Cambridge University Press, 2009, DOI:10.1017/S1743921311002961
12. Odman, CJ;
Universe Awareness: An inspirational
programme for economically disadvantaged young children.
Proceedings of the 58th International Astronautical Congress
Curran Associates, Inc. 2008, ISBN 9781605601502
13. Odman, Carolina;
Universe Awareness Project (UNAWE): an
inspirational programme for underprivileged young children
Connect – UNESCO’s International Science, Technology & Environmental
Education Newsletter, XXXI, 3-4, 17
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation, Paris, 2006
14. Ödman, CJ; Scorza, C; Miley, GK; Madsen, C;
Universe Awareness. An inspirational
programme for economically disadvantaged young children.
Memorie della Societa Astronomica Italiana, 77, 1014
Società Astronomica Italiana, 2006
15. Ödman, C.J; Izzard, R.G;
Stellardb: A Stellar Abundances Database
Memorie della Societa Astronomica Italiana, 75, 631
Società Astronomica Italiana, 2006
16. Odman, C.J; Izzard, R.G.
The reality of a virtual institute
4th European Conference on Gender Equality in Higher Education, Oxford, UK,
2005
17. Ödman, Carolina;
New constraints on Dark Energy
Frontier Science – Physics and Astrophysics in Space
Rome, Italy, 2004
18. Melchiorri, Alessandro; Ödman, Carolina J;
Cosmological parameters from cosmic
microwave background anisotropies: Status and prospects
The Cosmology of Extra Dimensions and Varying Fundamental Constants, 19-30
Springer, 2003, DOI:10.1007/978-94-017-3272-7
19. Melchiorri, Alessandro; Ödman, CJ;
Dark Energy: Is it Q or L?
On the Nature of Dark Energy (Proceeding of the 18th IAP Astrophysics
Colloquium), 171-174
Frontiers Group, Paris, 2002
20. Piron, Françoise; Boulanger, Sylvie; Ödman, Carolina;
Five years of action: What next at EPFL?
Poster, Second European Conference on Gender Equality in Higher Education,
Zurich, Switzerland, 2000