Talks
Invited talks, conference presentations, lectures, workshops, panels, and other public presentations related to my research and professional activities.
This section is being developed as a chronological and thematic record of academic and technical presentations given throughout my career.
Invited Talks & Keynotes
Invited presentations provide an opportunity to discuss research results, emerging technologies, and broader developments in information security and digital trust.
Topics have included:
- information security and cryptography;
- digital signatures and public key infrastructure;
- digital identity;
- electronic documents and digital preservation;
- blockchain and cryptocurrencies;
- post-quantum cryptography;
- artificial intelligence and security;
- trustworthy digital infrastructures.
Public slides, videos, proceedings, or event pages will be linked whenever they are available.
Conference Presentations
Presentations associated with scientific publications will progressively be connected to their corresponding bibliographic records.
A presentation record may include:
- event;
- presentation title;
- date and location;
- authors or presenters;
- associated publication;
- slides;
- video;
- event program;
- persistent archival copy.
Workshops & Tutorials
This section will include longer educational and technical presentations, such as workshops, tutorials, training activities, and specialized courses.
These materials are particularly useful for preserving the evolution of technical subjects and the way research results were communicated to different audiences.
Panels & Roundtables
Participation in panels and roundtables often documents discussions that do not appear in conventional academic publications.
Where appropriate, records will include the event, topic, participants, program, presentation material, and publicly available recordings.
Institutional & Professional Talks
Some presentations are associated with research projects, public institutions, professional communities, standards activities, or technology transfer rather than with a specific scientific publication.
These presentations form part of the broader record of the interaction between academic research and operational digital infrastructures.
Teaching & Guest Lectures
Selected guest lectures and presentations given outside regular courses may also be preserved here when they represent substantial or reusable academic material.
Regular course material remains organized under Teaching.
Presentation Archive
Over the years, presentation material has existed in several formats, including slides, PDFs, event websites, recordings, and institutional archives.
The long-term objective is to preserve significant presentations together with enough metadata to establish:
what was presented → where → when → in which context → related research
Whenever possible, original presentation files and public PDF versions will be preserved alongside the descriptive record.