2025. Metabolic considerations for cognitive modeling. In (D. Colaço, organizer): “The cognitive importance of ‘non-cognitive processes: reconsidering the connection between metabolism and cognition.” British Society for Philosophy of Science.
2025. Metabolic considerations in cognitive modeling. Society for Philosophy and Neuroscience.
2025. Appraising AI forerunners: The legacy of Frank Rosenblatt. Conference of the Germany Society for the Philosophy of Science.
2024. Sensational cognitive claims. International Society of the Philosophy of the Sciences of the Mind.
2024. Sensational cognitive claims. British Society for Philosophy of Science.
2024. Sensational cognitive claims. European Society for Philosophy and Psychology.
2024. Why isn't immune memory "really" memory? Issues in Philosophy of Memory 4.
2024. How can metabolism inform cognitive modeling? Concepts for Understanding Brain Organization, ENS Paris.
2024. Sensational cognitive claims. The Society for the Philosophy of Science in Practice.
2024. Sensational cognitive claims: A historical view. Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology.
2023. Searching for cognitive errors in unconventional systems. International Society for the Philosophy of Sciences of the Mind.
2023. Searching for memory errors in unconventional systems. Issues in Philosophy of Memory 3.5.
2023. The problem of shifting explanatory targets. Cambridge-LMU Joint Workshop on Philosophy of Science.
2023. Learning from the history of memory transfer. Pushing the Boundaries: Neuroscience, Cognition, and Life, UCLA Luskin Symposium, June 2023.
2023. The seed of an idea: Organic data memory and the extended mind. Memory and Technology: Extended Perspectives.
2023. Why have "revolutionary" tools found purchase in memory research? Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology.
2022. Optogenetics’ journey to memory science. Optogenetics and Philosophy: Mutual Alignment?
2022. Where memory resides: Is there a rivalry between molecular and synaptic models of memory? Philosophy of Science Association Biennial Meeting.
2022. Memory transfer: The history of a sensational (alleged) phenomenon. Center for Philosophy of Memory Public Lecture. Université Grenoble Alpes.
2022. Why studying plant cognition is valuable even if plants do not possess cognition: On hypothesizing about cognition. Joint meeting of the Society for Philosophy and Psychology and European Society for Philosophy and Psychology.
2022. On a distinction between exploration in experimentation and exploratory experimentation. British Society for Philosophy of Science.
2022. Transparency and the remediation of artifacts: Head motion in fMRI. The Society for the Philosophy of Science in Practice.
2022. Believe me, I can explain! Do explanations bias judgments of what is explained? Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology.
2022. What counts as a memory? Bochum-Grenoble Memory Colloquium.
2021. Believe me, I can Explain! Beware of inferences to the explanandum. Philosophy of Science Association Biennial Meeting.
2021. Citing study mismatches upon failures to replicate: Useful exercise or self-defeating? International Society for the History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Biology.
2021. A "hypothetico" approach to evaluating memory research. Talk in Symposium "What we have learned about memory (and what remains to be learned)." British Society for Philosophy of Science.
2020. What counts as a memory? Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology. Winner of Richard M. Griffith Memorial Award for Philosophy.