Please refer to my CV for a complete list of talks and presentations. Only those talks and presentations with available slides and/or videos are listed here.

Research Talks for Experts in the Field:

• τ-Exceptional Sequences, Preprojective Algebras, and the Shard Intersection Order -- Slides

  • Research talk given at Combinatorial Aspects of Representation Theory, conference held at the Centre for Advanced Study at the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters (Mar. 2023)

  • Target audience: researchers in the field of finite-dimensional algebras

• Poset Topology of Wide Subcategories -- "Slides" -- Video recording

  • Research talk given at Flash Talks in Representation Theory 2023 (online meeting), Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) (Jan. 2023)

  • Target audience: researchers in the field of finite-dimensional algebras

• Exceptional Sequences in Semidistributive Lattices -- Slides

  • Research talk given at Maurice Auslander Distinguished Lectures and International Conference (virtual talk at hybrid meeting), Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute (Oct. 2022)

  • Target audience: researchers in the field of finite-dimensional algebras

• Infinitesimal Semi-invariant Pictures -- "Slides"

  • Seminar given at Théorie des Représentations et ses Connexions aux autres domaines (TRAC) Seminar virtual seminar, Université de Sherbrooke (Feb. 2021)

  • Target audience: researchers in the field of finite-dimensional algebras

• Pairwise Compatibility for 2-Simple Minded Collections -- Slides

  • Research talk given at multiple online seminars and conferences, mostly in 2020-2021.

  • This material was also presented jointly with Emily Barnard at Meeting on Representation Theory of Algebras (virtual), Université de Sherbrooke (Sept. 2020).  -- Video available.

  • Target audience: researchers in the field of finite-dimensional algebras

• The Picture Space of a Gentle Algebra -- Slides

  • Research talk given at three conferences/meetings (2019)

  • Target audience: researchers in the field of finite-dimensional algebras

• τ-Cluster Morphism Categories are Cubical -- Slides for mathematicians in the field

  • Research talk given at Meeting on Representation Theory of Algebras, Université de Sherbrooke (Sept. 2018)

  • Target audience: researchers in the field of finite-dimensional algebras.

Talks given to a primarily undergraduate audience:

• The Geometry of Big Data Sets -- Slides

  • Introduction to persistent homology (topological data analysis) given in multiple undergraduate colloquium series.

  • Target audience: undergraduate students who have taken linear algebra, but who have not necessarily been introduced to abstract vector spaces.

• An Introduction to Formal Data Privacy -- Slides

  • Seminar given to multiple undergraduate math club seminars and to a working group of professional scientists (graduate students and professors) with an interest in statistics.

  • Target audience: undergraduate math students (with some exposure to probability but not necessary the theory of random variables), professional scientists with a background in statistics.

Talks given to an audience of non-field-specific mathematicians:

• Topological Data Analysis via (Relative) Homological Algebra -- Slides

  • Colloquium-style lecture on persistent homology and homological algebra given in multiple seminars (2022-2023).

  • Target audience: general audience of mathematicians (professors, postdocs, PhD students, masters students) who have taken at least one course in graduate-level algebra.

• Homological Approximations in Persistence Theory -- Poster

  • Poster presented at Applied Algebraic Topology Research Network (virtual) Poster Session (Jan. 2022)

  • Target audience: researchers in topology (mostly graduate students and postdocs) who may have some familiarity with topological data analysis.

• Picture Groups and Polygonal Lattices -- Slides

  • Talk given to a general math audience at local seminars (Brandeis University) in 2019.

  • Target audience: graduate students (masters and beginning PhD) in pure or applied mathematics.

• τ-Cluster Morphism Categories are Cubical -- Slides for a general math audience

  • Seminar given at Brandeis Everytopic Seminar (Apr. 2018).

  • Target audience: graduate students (mainly PhD) and professors in pure or applied mathematics.

Other talks (including talks on mathematics education)

• Relative Homology and Persistence Theory -- Slides

  • Welcome talk at scientific session on relative homological algebra and topological data analysis (CMS Summer Meeting 2022)

  • Target audience: researchers (graduate students, postdocs, and professors) in the fields of homological algebra and applied topology.

• Challenges with Differential Privacy for Complex, Multi-stage Surveys (with Chris Clifton, Keith Merrill, and Shawn Merrill) -- Video -- Slides

  • Presentation of theoretical work on formal data privacy targeted towards data users.

  • American Community Survey (ACS) Data Users Conference (virtual), Population Reference Bureau (PRB) and U.S. Census Bureau -- May 2021

  • Session on Privacy in the American Community Survey, Federal Committee on Statistical Methodology (FCSM) Computational Statistics and the Production of Statistics (CSPOS) Webinar Series - July 2020 

  • Target audience: general scientific audience (data users, statisticians, subject matter experts, computer scientists).

• Should We Use Outcomes-Based Assessment in Calculus 1 and 2 (with Rose Morris-Wright and Becci Torrey) -- Slides

  • Presentation about implementation of outcomes-based assessment (mastery grading) in precalculus at Brandeis University.

  • Given at the T.A. Practicum (Math Dept.), Brandeis University (Nov. 2019).

  • Led to adaptation of outcomes-based assessment (mastery grading) in Calculus 1 and 2 at Brandeis University.