‘It’s Reigning Men: The use and abuse of Viking masculinity’, Midlands Viking Symposium, University of Leicester (27/04/2019)
‘Berserkr: Monster. Myth. Man.’ Inkwell, University College Cork (keynote)
2018
‘Understanding berserksgangr and performative rage in the Viking Age warband’, Weaving War: New perspectives on violence and society, University of Oslo
‘Problems in pathologising the past: A critique of the analysis of berserksgangr in Old Norse literature’, Science and Medicine in the Insular Middle Ages, Queen’s University Belfast (invited speaker)
‘Death and the Berserkr: The social role of legal duels in the Íslendingasögur‘, 17th International Saga Conference, University of Iceland
2017
‘Berserkir and the vocabulary of anger in the Íslendingasögur’, Leeds IMC, University of Leeds
‘Pillage People: Macho, macho men and the depiction of Viking warriors’, Midlands Viking Symposium, University of Birmingham
2016
‘Collecting Ireland’s Viking Heritage with the World-Tree Project’, IASIL 2016, University College Cork
Poster: ‘The World-Tree Project’, The Viking World 2016, University of Nottingham
‘The World-Tree Project: A Teaching Resource for the Study of the Vikings’, The Viking World 2016, University of Nottingham
‘Beowulf, Berserkers and B-Movies: Reflections of the present in the past’, The Vikings, Old Norse and Popular Culture, The Viking Society Student Conference, University of Birmingham
2015
‘Onomastic Patterns of Berserkir in Fornaldarsögur and Íslendingasögur’, 16th International Saga Conference, University of Zürich and Basel
2014
‘A Frothing Madman with a Blade: Depictions of berserkir in modern fiction’, Unlocking the Vikings, University of Nottingham
2013
‘Constructing the Myth: The Norse warrior in popular culture’, Institute for Medieval Research Postgraduate Conference, University of Nottingham
‘Exchanging Blows for Chattel: The transactional nature of duelling in the Íslendingasögur’, Interdisciplinary junior researcher workshop in Viking studies, Aarhus University
2010
‘Cognitive Polyphasia among Fourteenth-Century Norwegian Clergy’, Interdisciplinary PhD course in Viking studies, Aarhus University
2008
‘Lunatic Nudists: Seeing the berserkr clearly’, Viking Identities Network III: 21st-Century Vikings, University of Nottingham
‘The Method of Madness’, Midlands Viking Symposium, University of Nottingham