Several members of the TARDIS community have presented talks and posters to explain diverse applications of TARDIS as a research software.
Posters
Yssavo Camacho-Neves presented a poster on “500 Days in the Photospheric Phase of Type Iax Supernova 2014dt” at *SuperVirtual 2021* in which she used TARDIS for modelling the spectrum of SN 2014dt.
Isaac Smith presented a poster on “Documenting Scientific Software” at *Mid-Michigan Symposium for Undergraduate Research Experiences 2021* where he demonstrated how he made TARDIS documentation more user-friendly and interactive.
Ezequiel Passaro presented a poster on “An Open Source Framework for Atomic Data” for *Reunión anual de la Asociación Argentina de Astronomía* in September ’19 where he demonstrated the TARDIS package carsus.
Talks
Marc Williamson gave a talk on “Reconstructing Exploded Stars: Constraining Helium Mass in Stripped Supernovae” at *SuperVirtual 2021*.
Luke Harvey gave a talk on “Exploring SNe Ia with spectral synthesis code TARDIS” at *Irish National Astronomy Meeting* in September ’21.
James Gillanders gave a talk on Spectroscopic Modelling of the kilonova AT2017gfo at *Irish National Astronomy Meeting* in September ’21 in which he demonstrated how he used TARDIS.
Jaladh Singhal gave a lightning talk on “Using Jupyter Widgets to make Astrophysics Research easier” at *JupyterCon 2020* where he demonstrated interactive visualizations & widgets he developed at TARDIS.