Recent-ish Talks (in slide.pdf Format)

2025 (21 July) Betweenness and the diameter metric, 23rd Galway Topology Colloquium, University of Birmingham, UK, 21--22 July.
2024 (04 June) Betweenness and equidistance in metric spaces, 22nd Galway Topology Colloquium, University of Galway, Ireland, 04--05 June.
2019 (01 July) Fine continua, 34th Summer Conference on Topology and its Applications, University of the Witwatersrand, SA, 01--04 July.
2019 (06 Mar.) Large continua via ultracoproducts, Analytic Topology Seminar, Mathematical Institute, Oxford University, UK.
2018 (25 July) A menagerie of non-cut points in continua, 2018 Galway Topology Symposium, University of Birmingham, UK, 23--25 July.
2017 (11 Sep.) Continuity properties of betweenness, 2001 Galway Topology Symposium, Mathematical Institute, Oxford University.
2016 (02 Aug.) Images of ultra-arcs, 31st Summer Conference on Topology and its Applications, University of Leicester, Leicester, UK, 02--05 August.
2016 (10 Mar.) Co-existential metric images of ultra-arcs, 50th Spring Topology and Dynamical Systems Conference, Baylor University, Waco, TX, 10--13 March.
2015 (28 Oct.) On sorting the points of a continuum, Analytic Topology Seminar, Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, UK.
2015 (24 June) Some mapping properties of arcs and pseudo-arcs, 30th Summer Topology Conference, National University of Ireland, Galway, 22--26 June.
2015 (03 Mar.) The non-cut point existence theorem almost a century later, Topology Semnar, University of Birmngham, UK.
2014 (29 Oct.) Dendrites and their kin, from a betweenness perspective, Topology Day, Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, UK.
2014 (16 Oct.) A betweenness perspective on dendrites and their kin, Pure Mathematics Seminar, National University of Ireland, Galway.
2014 (01 July) Topological interpretations of the gap free betweenness axiom, 17th Galway Topology Colloquium, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK.
2014 (05 Feb.) When semi-monotone implies monotone, Analytic Topology Seminar, Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, UK.