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13/02/2025 ‘What are Ice Cores Archives of?’ Traces of the Anthropocene. How Archives Become Stories, Workshop, Vechta, DEU.
05/09/2024 ‘Making Sense of Snowflakes in the Eighteenth Century’ 11th European Society for the History of Science Conference, Barcelona, ESP.
19/08/2024 ‘Studying Snowflakes in High Places: An Aesthetics of Science’ 4th World Congress of Environmental History, Oulu, FI.
30/04/2024 Roundtable Discussion: ‘Is Winter Still Coming? The Arctic Humanities in Times of Climate Change’(with Prof Sverker Sörlin, Dr Juliane Egerer, Anne-Sophie Balzer), Universität Augsburg, Augsburg, DE.
04/03/2024 ‘Ukichiro Nakaya’s Expansive Cryosphere’ Northern Environmental History Network Research Seminar, Online, UK.
21/02/2024 ‘How do you tell a story like Nakaya?’, IDK Colloquium 2024, Munich/Augsburg, DE.
10/02/2024 ‘Climate Change and the Aesthetics of Scientists’ Engagement with Nature’ Values in Climate and Environmental Sciences, Munich, DE.
25/08/2023 ‘Snowflakes as Archives’ European Society of Environmental History Annual Conference 2023, Bern, CH.
16/02/2023 ‘Why Scientific Visualisation Matters’, IDK Colloquium 2023, Munich/Augsburg, DE.
09/02/2023 ‘The Visual Culture of Studying Snowflakes‘ Oberseminar „Perspektiven der Wissenschaftsgeschichte“, LMU, Munich, DE.
07/12/2022 ‘From Pencil to Camera: How Picturing Snowflakes Changed in the Nineteenth Century’ Kolloquium Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Universität Regensburg, Regensburg, DE.
23/07/2022 ‘Environment, technology, and visual technique in the study of snowflakes, 1800-1900’ British Society for the History of Science Annual Conference, Belfast, UK.
21/04/2022 ‘Making snowflake knowledge: a longue-durée history of science’ Rachel Carson Center Research Forum 2022, Munich, DE.
30/03/2022 ‘Picturing Snowflakes, 1611-1966: A New Approach to Global, Longue-durée History of Science’ IDK Colloquium 2022, Munich/Augsburg, DE.
05/09/2024 ‘Making Sense of Snowflakes in the Eighteenth Century’ 11th European Society for the History of Science Conference, Barcelona, ESP.
19/08/2024 ‘Studying Snowflakes in High Places: An Aesthetics of Science’ 4th World Congress of Environmental History, Oulu, FI.
30/04/2024 Roundtable Discussion: ‘Is Winter Still Coming? The Arctic Humanities in Times of Climate Change’(with Prof Sverker Sörlin, Dr Juliane Egerer, Anne-Sophie Balzer), Universität Augsburg, Augsburg, DE.
04/03/2024 ‘Ukichiro Nakaya’s Expansive Cryosphere’ Northern Environmental History Network Research Seminar, Online, UK.
21/02/2024 ‘How do you tell a story like Nakaya?’, IDK Colloquium 2024, Munich/Augsburg, DE.
10/02/2024 ‘Climate Change and the Aesthetics of Scientists’ Engagement with Nature’ Values in Climate and Environmental Sciences, Munich, DE.
25/08/2023 ‘Snowflakes as Archives’ European Society of Environmental History Annual Conference 2023, Bern, CH.
16/02/2023 ‘Why Scientific Visualisation Matters’, IDK Colloquium 2023, Munich/Augsburg, DE.
09/02/2023 ‘The Visual Culture of Studying Snowflakes‘ Oberseminar „Perspektiven der Wissenschaftsgeschichte“, LMU, Munich, DE.
07/12/2022 ‘From Pencil to Camera: How Picturing Snowflakes Changed in the Nineteenth Century’ Kolloquium Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Universität Regensburg, Regensburg, DE.
23/07/2022 ‘Environment, technology, and visual technique in the study of snowflakes, 1800-1900’ British Society for the History of Science Annual Conference, Belfast, UK.
21/04/2022 ‘Making snowflake knowledge: a longue-durée history of science’ Rachel Carson Center Research Forum 2022, Munich, DE.
30/03/2022 ‘Picturing Snowflakes, 1611-1966: A New Approach to Global, Longue-durée History of Science’ IDK Colloquium 2022, Munich/Augsburg, DE.
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12/06/2020 ‘Static, or dynamic? Electricity in the Dutch Republic, 1745-1789’, Going Viral: HSMT Postgraduate Conference, Oxford, UK
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19/06/2019 ‘Understanding Dutch Science in the Age of Revolution: the vision and career of Jan Hendrik van Swinden (1746-1823)’, St. Chad’s College Undergraduate Research Forum, Durham, UK