Lead author (forthcoming). “Preservation, Renewal, and the Digital Turf Project: (Re-)Engaging Architectural Heritage from Viking Iceland.” With co-author Doug Daniels. In Reimagining the Medieval and Early Modern World: 3-D Technologies and Art History, ed. Eric Hupe. Vernon Press.

Co-author (forthcoming). “Experiments in Historical Data Graphing: The Enriched Timeline Project." In Digitizing the Middle Ages: The Impacts of Digitized Corpora on Medieval Historiography, eds. Gabriel Castanho, Eliana Magnani, and Nicolas Perreaux.

Author (forthcoming). Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center Newsletter.

Presentation. “Reconstruction contra Maintenance: Viking Earthen Building and its Importance for Medieval History." International Congress on Medieval Studies (ICMS). Kalamazoo, Michigan. May 2026.

Presentation. "The First Transatlantic: Architecture, Material, and Art of the Ninth to Eleventh-Century Viking Diaspora." Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. April 2026.

Presentation (Virtual). “Viking Transatlantic Architecture and Turf as Building Material." Séminaire international d’Histoire de l’art du Moyen Âge. March 2026.

Press. "What are Icelandic turf houses, and how can they drive a sustainable design revolution?" Wallpaper*. By Teja Lele. January 2026.

Presentation. “The Digital Turf Project" at the Immersive Technologies and Cultural Heritage Symposium (ITCH), with project colleague Doug Daniels. University of Southern California (USC). November 2025.

Presentation. “Turf Architecture of the Viking Transatlantic: Klambra and the Ethnogenesis of Iceland" at Torfarfurinn. Skagafjörður Heritage Museum, Iceland. September 2025.

Press. "The sustainable magic of Icelandic turf houses." The Viking Herald. By Jonathan Bennett. May 2025.

Presentation. “Turf Art and Architecture of the Viking Transatlantic: Design, Production, and Medieval Aesthetic Impact." International Congress on Medieval Studies (ICMS). Kalamazoo, Michigan. May 2025.

Press. "From Viking ruins to sustainable building solutions." Willamette University Newsroom. By Melanie Moyer. April 2025.

Presentation. “Viking Architecture from the British Isles to Iceland: Exchange, Transatlantic Communities, and Turf Construction." Cotsen Institute of Archaeology. University of California, Los Angeles. April 2025.

Presentation (Virtual). “Art and Architecture of the Viking Transatlantic: The Digital Turf Project" at Torfarfurinn, with project colleague Doug Daniels. Skagafjörður Heritage Museum, Iceland. November 2024.

Author. “Conference Reflections: Essays from Ambassador and Access Award Recipients.” In Vernacular Architecture Newsletter (VAN Fall 2024). Published by the Vernacular Architecture Forum (VAF).

Author. “Iceland 2023: Language, Survey, and Excavation." In Backdirt: Annual Review (2023): 29-32. Published by the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology.

Presentation. “Difference as Ontology and Becoming-Longhouse in the Viking-Age Mosfell Valley" at Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) 43 - 'Revolutions'. University of Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom. December 2022.

Presentation (Virtual). “Tree and Raven: A Case Study in Embodiment and Containment in the Old Norse ‘Wind of the Giantess’ Kenning" at White Rose Medieval Graduate Conference. University of York - University of Leeds, England, United Kingdom. June 2021.

Presentation. “Identifying the Viking-period Presence of Scandinavian Immigrants in Orkney" at the 9th Annual Háskóli Íslands Student Conference of the Medieval North. University of Iceland. April 2019.