Alyssa Goodman is the Robert Wheeler Willson Professor of Applied Astronomy at Harvard University. Her scholarly work primarily revolves around Star Formation and Galactic Structure, utilizing advanced Visualization and Scientific Computing techniques. Additionally, she is deeply engaged in Science Education, aiming to enhance the teaching and learning of these complex subjects. With a robust background in astrophysics, Goodman has contributed significantly to both theoretical and practical aspects of her field. She is known for her innovative approach to data visualization, which helps in elucidating intricate astrophysical phenomena and facilitates better understanding among students and the scientific community alike.