• Rudin constructions in Romanian: identity of relations via multiple wh-clauses. Linguistics Symposium in Romance Languages (LSRL) 53. Inalco, Paris, June 2023 [with Ivano Caponigro]
• Multiple wh-clauses: insights from Rudin constructions in Romanian. Rencontres Autour de la Linguistique Formelle. Université Côte d’Azur, May 2023 [with Ivano Caponigro]
• Making sense of wh-clauses, 32nd Colloquium on Generative Grammar. Vitoria-Gasteiz, April 2023
• The semantics of Rudin constructions in Romanian, Amsterdam Colloquium. Amsterdam, December 2022 [with Ivano Caponigro]
• ‘What’ clauses can and ‘which’ cannot: a Romanian puzzle. Romance Languages: Recent Contributions to Linguistic Theory. Harvard University, April 2022 [with Ivano Caponigro]
• Additive free choice items. Sensus 2. UMass Amherst, October 2021 [with Andreea C. Nicolae]
• Additive free choice items in unconditionals. Sinn und Bedeutung 25 & SinFonIJA 13. September 2020 [with Andreea C. Nicolae]
• (Re)introducing multiple wh- constructions : where we were, what we did, who still needs to take care of what. Complex multiple wh- constructions. University of Nantes, November 2019 [with Ivano Caponigro]
• Epistemic modals, deduction, and factivity. Semantics and Linguistic Theory (SALT) 29. UCLA, May 2019 [with Teodora Mihoc (first author) and Diti Bhadra]
• Unveiling multiple wh- free relative clauses and their functional wh-words. Harvard University, May 2019 [with Ivano Caponigro]
• Multiple wh- free relatives and related issues, Multiple wh- constructions and their kin. University of Nantes, September 2018 [with Ivano Caponigro]
• The polysemy of wh-words: insights from Romanian. Ambigo: Workshop on Ambiguity – Theory, Development, and Processing. University of Göttingen, July 2018 [with Ivano Caponigro]
• An experimental investigation of disjunction in negative contexts: new insights from French and Romanian. Ambigo: Workshop on Ambiguity – Theory, Development, and Processing. University of Göttingen, July 2018 [poster, with Oana Lungu]
• Multiple wh- clauses: insights from free relatives in Romanian. Linguistic Variation and Language Architecture. University of the Basque Country, Vitoria-Gasteiz, June 2018 [with Ivano Caponigro]
• On the semantics of multiple wh- free relative clauses. The Language Faculty. University of Nantes, June 2018 [with Ivano Caponigro]
• The functional nature of multiple wh- free relative clauses in Romanian. Semantics and Linguistic Theory (SALT) 28. MIT, May 2018 [poster, with Ivano Caponigro]
• 2 wh-words = 1 wh-word + 1 wh-word? An answer from Multiple wh- free relative clauses in Romanian. Harvard University, May 2018 [with Ivano Caponigro]
• Variation among Free Choice Constructions : Insights from Italian and Romanian. Workshop on Microvariation in semantics. ZAS. Berlin, September 2017 [with Ivano Caponigro]
• Domain alternatives under focus. Implicatures or domain restriction/domain widening? Theoretical and experimental approaches. Research Institute for Linguistics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Budapest, June 2017
• Strict negative concord : a view from fragment answers and double negation readings. Landscape of neg-words workshop. University of Göttingen, March 2017 [with Andreea C. Nicolae]
• Negative concord and double negation in fragment answers. Structures formelles du langage (UMR 7023) seminar. Paris, February 2017 [with Andreea C. Nicolae]
• Fragment answers and double negation in strict negative concord languages. Semantics and Linguistic Theory (SALT) 26. University of Texas at Austin, May 2016 [with Andreea C. Nicolae]
• N-words in fragment answers. Workshop on Questions, Answers & Negation. Humboldt-Universität, January 2016 [with Andreea C. Nicolae]
• On ways of expressing uncertainty. Epistemic modality and reference. Université de Toulouse Jean Jaurès, Toulouse, December 2015
• An exhaustification account of strict negative concord. Workshop on negation. Göttingen University, September 2015 [with Andreea C. Nicolae]
• Positive polarity indefinites ? How (not) to identify them. DGfS meeting. Leipzig University, March 2015
• Epistemic indefinites: ignorance explained by logic. Logic, Grammar and Meaning. University of East Anglia, Norwich, June 2014
• On variation among dependent indefinites and how to uniformly derive it: focus and presuppositions. San Sebastian-Donostia, June 2014
• Epistemic indefinites and free choice inferences. SemBabble. University of California San Diego, June 2013
• Focus on epistemic indefinites. Going Romance 26. Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, December 2012
• Alternatives under modals: epistemic indefinites in non-epistemic contexts. Linguistics Circles Colloquium Series. Harvard University, October 2012
• On the (non-)association with focus of epistemic indefinites. ZAS. Berlin, October 2011
• Modal indefinites and free choice inference in imperatives. CSSP 9. University of Paris 8, September 2011
• On alternatives in imperatives. Sinn und Bedeutung 16. Utrecht Institute of Linguistics, September 2011
• Obligatory (but restricted) freedom of choice. LSRL 41. University of Ottawa, May 2011
• (Partially) free to vary. GLOW 34. University of Vienna, April 2011
• Modal distinctions and modal indefinites, Institut Jean Nicod, Paris and ILLC, Amsterdam, April 2011

A full list of talks can be found in my CV.