logorrhea
/ˌlɔːgɚ‘riːə/
n.
Excessive use of words. Incessant or compulsive talkativeness; wearisome volubility.
From Ancient Greek, λόγος (logos), word + ῥέω (rheo), to flow.


The complexity of improvisation

Brain, sound, movement and experience.

01 October 2024 ⚪ Invited talk at Deezer research ⚪ Paris, France

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Machine Intelligence inspired by Slime

A public engagement talk about the intersection of swarm and collective intelligence, natural computing and AI.

14 March 2024 ⚪ Imperial Lates: AI ⚪ Business School foyer, Imperial College London

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Computational bioinformatics

An introduction to the use of simulation, modelling, processing and analysis in the computational study of biology.

23 January 2023 ⚪ St Paul's Girls School

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Synch.Live: Emergent art. New science.

Building and using an open technology framework to explore collective emergent behaviour in humans.

22 April 2022 ⚪ Engagement Day Conference ⚪ Imperial College London, UK

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Mapping the internet: hierarchy, topology, ownership

In this presentation I open a discussion about the shape of the Internet: what are its layers, and how did the internet evolve to what it is?

18 June 2020 ⚪ Centre for Complexity Science, Imperial College London (online)

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Comonadic evaluation: applications in cellular automata

Implementing Wolfram's Elementary Cellular Automata in Haskell usign comonadic computations!

14 April 2020 ⚪ Department of Computing, Imperial College London (online)

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Story

The storytelling workshop based on Kurt Vonnegut & Robert McKee, focusing in particular classical storytelling and protagonists through the use of story structure, character, and conflict.

30 April 2019 ⚪ Bath Writer's Workshop

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SnowWall: The visual firewall for the surveillance society

MEng software project - building a front-end for investigating and blocking outbound connections and privacy invasion on MS Windows.

01 July 2017 ⚪ Distinguished MSc Talk ⚪ Huxley 311, Imperial College London

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