Conference presentations, talks, and podcast appearances that were recorded
PyData Eindhoven 2025
2025
I've been opening the 2026 edition of PyData happening in Eindhoven at High Tech Campus. The event hosted 300+ people with 25+ speakers. The opening followed an awesome keynote from Maurits Hendriks, an olympic gold winning coach, talking about data analytics in sports.
ActInf ModelStream 017.1
2025
Analysis of current limitations in active inference frameworks and introduction of Lazy Dynamics as a solution approach
Learning Bayesian Statistics Podcast
2024
Guest appearance discussing Bayesian inference methodologies and reactive programming applications in statistical computing
4th Applied Active Inference Symposium
2024
Overview of RxInfer.jl updates, ongoing development milestones, and key takeaways from the symposium.
JuliaCon 2023
2023
Technical overview of RxInfer.jl package capabilities for real-time Bayesian inference and message passing
3rd Applied Active Inference Symposium
2023
Discussion of collaborative intelligence systems and their implementation through active inference principles
Active Inference Conference
2023
Joint presentation with de Vries, Friedman, and Pashea on active inference frameworks and nested hierarchical modeling approaches
JuliaCon 2022
2022
Introduction to GraphPPL.jl package for declarative specification of probabilistic graphical models
Julia User Group Munich
2022
Performance demonstration and practical examples of Bayesian inference workflows using RxInfer.jl
ActInf ModelStream #004.1
2021
Implementation details of active inference algorithms using factor graph message passing techniques
JuliaCon 2021
2021
Technical introduction to ReactiveMP.jl framework for reactive message passing algorithms in Bayesian inference
JuliaCon 2020
2020
Overview of Rocket.jl package for reactive programming patterns and asynchronous data processing in Julia
I've also given various presentations at local meetups and events that weren't recorded. These include talks on Julia programming, Bayesian inference, and reactive programming at developer meetups and academic seminars.