Talks

Seminar and conference talks given:

• 14/03/24: Algebra Seminar, University of Birmingham

• 13/02/24: Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

• 20/11/23: Bristol Junior Geometry Seminar (BRIJGES), University of Bristol

• 27/06/23: Cube Complexes and Combinatorial Geometry, Université de Montréal

• 04/06/23: Geometric Topology, Pseudo-Anosov Maps, and Complex Dynamics Session, CMS Summer Meeting, University of Ottawa

• 09/05/23: Geometry Seminar, King's College London

• 02/12/22: Groups and Geometry in the South East, University of Southampton

• 01/12/22: North British Geometric Group Theory Seminar, University of Manchester

• 27/07/22: Concentration Week in Metric Geometry, Texas A&M

• 19/07/22: Metric Geometry and Geometric Analysis, University of Oxford

• 27/06/22: Tea Seminar, University of Münster

• 22/06/22: Hyperbolic Groups and Their Generalisations, Institut Henri Poincaré

• 23/05/22: Topology Seminar, University of Oxford

• 11/05/22: Junior Topology and Group Theory Seminar, University of Oxford

• 10/01/22: Group Theory Seminar, UCLouvain

• 25/06/21: Junior Geometry Seminar, Imperial College London (slides)

• 04/06/21: Geometric Group Theory Seminar, University of Cambridge (slides)

• 18/05/21: Geometry and Topology Seminar, University of Bristol

• 30/04/21: Geometric Topology Seminar, Columbia University

• 15/04/21: Geometric Group Theory Seminar, University of Münster

• 10/03/21: Topology Seminar, University of California, Riverside

• 19/11/20: Geometry Graduate Colloquium, ETH Zürich

• 15/07/20: Pure PGR Seminar, University of Southampton (slides)

• 20/05/20: Junior Topology and Group Theory Seminar, University of Oxford

• 17/02/20: Dynamics and Group Geometry Early Researchers Seminar, University of Warwick

• 16/10/19: Junior Topology and Group Theory Seminar, University of Oxford

• 18/06/19:  Bristol Junior Geometry Seminar (BRIJGES), University of Bristol

Outreach talks given:

• 08/03/22: "The two nail problem", Mathematics and Computer Science Seminar, St John's College, Oxford (slides, aimed at 1st and 2nd year undergrads)