Recent presentations I have given with links. Links are to areas where I have gathered relevant resources together including slides, video, audio, and notes taken by myself or others.

1. Information overload or filter failure? Society for General Microbiology, Edinburgh, 30 March 2010
2. Now, about that filter: Managing scientific information overload on the web, National Federation of Advanced Information Services, Philadelphia, 28 February 2010
3. Science in the Open. Science Commons Symposium –Pacific Northwest, Redmond 20 February 2010
4. Science in the Open: What can be done? What should be done? Rome International Science Festival, Rome, 4 January 2010
5. Google Wave: Ripple or Tsunami? IT Futures Meeting 2009, Edinburgh, 15 December 2009
6. Science in the Open: What can be done? What should be done? And where will it take us? Fourth Portugal Open Access Conference, Braga, 26 November 2009
7. Capturing process: Promise and challenges, Department of Computer Science, Newcastle University, 15 October 2009
8. The web as a tool rather than a threat, Department of Genetics, University of Leicester, 14 October 2009
9. Open Data: What can we do? What should we do? And is there any point? Centre for Science, Ethics, and Innovation, University of Manchester, 13 October 2009
10. Science in the Open: A personal view of doing open notebook science, German Chemical Society Meeting, Frankfurt, 1 September 2009
11. A Web Native Research Record: Applying the best of the web to the laboratory notebook. Science 2.0, Software Carpentry Course, Toronto, 29 July 2009
12. Science in Society, NESTA Crucible Workshop, Lancaster, 27 June 2009
13. Oh, you’re that Cameron Neylon: Why effective identity management is critical to the development of open research, Eduserv Symposium 2009 – Evolution or revolution: The future of identity and access management for research, London, 21 May 2009