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Presentations
I usually give 2-3 keynotes a year and a few other presentations. I used to give a lot more but I have managed to cut them down dramatically by asking for travelling expenses. This has thinned it down considerably.
Like all presenters, I shamelessly repeat the same presentation with a title change and a few small mods, so if you don't find the one you are looking for here, try one with a similar title. Because there are so many, I'm intending only to keep the last few years but if there is one you are looking for in particular, please contact me. Note that the downloadable PDF files are anywhere between 300Kb and about 1500Kb and some of them have suffered a bit in the long trek from ancient versions of Powerpoint to PDF format.
| Author(s) | Year | Title | Reference | Category | More details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Les Hatton | 2022d | Coding with meaningless symbols | Presented at SCSC June 9th, Wellcome Collection, London | PR | SCSC_09-Jun-2022.html |
Les Hatton | 2019h | Lessons will be avoided - here we go again | HIS 2019, Bristol | PR | HIS_Nov-2019_v2.html |
Les Hatton , Greg Warr | 2018b | Conservation of Information in Proteins, Software, Music, Texts, the Universe and Chocolate Boxes | Heiland Lecture, Colorado School of Mines, 06 Mar 2018 | PR | Heiland_07-Mar-2018.html |
Les Hatton , Greg Warr | 2018a | Conservation of Information in Proteins, Software, Music, Texts, the Universe and Chocolate Boxes | Presented at NIST Boulder Colorado, 06 Mar 2018 | PR | NIST_06-Mar-2018.html |
Les Hatton , Greg Warr | 2017j | Darwinian Evolution, Symmetry, Conservation Principles and a box of chocolates | Presented at Diamond Light Source, Harwell, 12th April 2017 | PR | Diamond_12-Apr-2017_correct.html |
Les Hatton | 2017h | What do we do about untestable components ? | Keynote at HUSTEF 2017, Budapest | PR | HUSTEF_06Nov2017.html |
Les Hatton | 2017g | Darwinian Evolution, Symmetry, Conservation Principles and a box of chocolates | Kingston University research seminar, 8th Nov, 2017 | PR | Kingston_Oct-2017.html |
Les Hatton | 2017b | Balancing Safety with Rampant Software feature-itis | Presented at 25th anniversary of UK Safety Critical Systems. | PR | SSS_09-Feb-2017.html |
Les Hatton | 2016f | What determines the length of a Software component or a Protein ? | Presented at University of Wellington, NZ, 10 November 2016 | PR | Wellington_10-Nov-2016_correct.html |
Les Hatton | 2016e | Darwinian Evolution, Symmetry, Conservation Principles and a box of chocolates | Presented at IET, London, December 2016 | PR | IET_16-Dec-2016.html |
Les Hatton | 2014a | How to write scientific papers and get them accepted reasonably often | Internal seminar at Kingston University. | PR | Kingston-18-02-2014_Writing.html |
Les Hatton | 2013h | The March of the Klingons: A Tetris model of disenfranchisement | Presented at Tilburg University, 13-Dec-2013 | PR | Tetris_model_of_disenfranchisement_13-12-2013.html |
Les Hatton , Greg Warr | 2013g | Conservation of Information in Computing and Biology: Nature’s Hidden Clockwork ? | Presented at Kingston University IONON. 27-Feb-2013. | PR | Conservation_of_Information_in_Computing_and_Biology.html |
Les Hatton | 2013f | Some reflections on software systems: Where does safety stop and security start ? | Keynote at IET , 16-Oct-2013 | PR | IET-16-10-2013_SafetySecurity.html |
Les Hatton | 2013e | Software Systems, Software Forensics and the Scientific Method | Presented at Cyberpatterns 2013, Abingdon, Oxfordshire | PR | CyberPatterns_2013.html |
Les Hatton | 2013a1 | E-mail Forensics: Eliminating Spam, Scams and Phishing | Presented at IET, London, Jan 2013 | PR | IET-25-01-2013_EmailForensics.html |
Les Hatton | 2012l2 | Software?s Hidden Clockwork: Power-laws, defects and the conservation of information in token-based systems | National University of Singapore, Dec 2012 | PR | NUS_23-11-2012.html |
Les Hatton | 2012f3 | Software?s Hidden Clockwork: a general theory of software defects | IEEE SES2012, London, June 2012 | PR | SES-26-06-2012.html |
Les Hatton | 2012f2 | Equilibriation of information in software systems | CiE 2012, Cambridge | PR | CiE-17-06-2012.html |
Les Hatton | 2012c3 | Software Defects are almost certainly inevitable | iMechE, 29 March 2012, Software Reliability Conference | PR | iMechE_29-05-2012.html |
Les Hatton | 2012b2 | E-mail forensics: eliminating spam, scams and phishing | WEB | PR | Surrey-08-02-2012_EmailForensics.html |
Les Hatton | 2011l1 | Defects, Scientific Computation and the Scientific Method | Invited talk at CERN, 14-12-2011 | PR | CERN-14-12-2011_SDSCSM.html |
Les Hatton | 2011j3 | High-Integrity Software, Computation and the Scientific Method | Presented at ICAPELPCS 2011, Grenoble | PR | ICALEPCS-14-10-2011_HighIntegrity.html |
Les Hatton | 2011h3 | Specfications: Sometimes, Safety-Critical Systems Can't be Specified | Royal Surrey Hospital, August 2011 | PR | RSH-and-specs-17-08-2011.html |
Les Hatton | 2011h1 | Scientific Computation and the Scientific Method: a tentative road map for convergence | IFIP Working Group, NIST, Boulder Colorado, Aug 2011 | PR | IFIP-02-08-2011_Uncertainty.html |
Les Hatton | 2011f1 | A linear interpolant model for the pre-dinner speech | WEB | PR | AdaCore_2011_predinner.html |
Les Hatton | 2010k1 | The characteristic shape of software | Invited talk to Lysator, University of Linkoping, 16-11-2010 | PR | Lysator-16-11-2010_PowerLaw.html |
Les Hatton | 2010j2 | FOSS systems: Why do we not use them more ? | Plenary at BCS OSSG health informatics conference 27-10-2010 | PR | FOSS_2010.html |
Les Hatton | 2010j1 | C v C++ in embedded control systems | Plenary at MISRA C Day, Stuttgart, Germany, 29th Sept 2010 | PR | CvC++_LH_04-10-2010.html |
Les Hatton | 2010h2 | Trebuchets, warbows and optimising javelin flight | Talk given to IET, Savoy place, London, August 2010. | PR | IET_Aug2010.html |
Les Hatton | 2010c1 | Power-laws, persistence and the distribution of information in software systems | WEB | PR | Kingston-04-03-2010.html |
Les Hatton | 2010b2 | Bureaucracy, safety and software: a potentially lethal cocktail | WEB | PR | SSS10_Feb2010.html |
Les Hatton | 2008o | Risk assessment: a frightening new weapon in the battle against commonsense | Presentation to the Exploration Managers Lunch, PETEX, London 20 | PR | Risk_Petex.html |
Les Hatton | 2008j | The role of empiricism in improving the reliability of future software | Keynote at TAIC 2008, Windsor | PR | TAIC2008-29-08-2008.html |
Les Hatton | 2007x6 | Forensic Software Engineering: Taking the guesswork out of testing | Invited talk at EuroStar 2007 | PR | EuroStar_06-12-2007.html |
Les Hatton | 2007x4 | Testing: some answers but a lot more questions | Invited talk at Ericsson testing conference, October 2007 | PR | Testing_and_defects_04-10-2007.html |
Les Hatton | 2007t | Modelling the flight of a javelin in a prevailing wind | Presentation at IMA conference IMASport07, Manchester | PR | IMASport07_June2007.html |
Les Hatton | 2007s | Failures and vulnerabilities in software controlled systems | Keynote at NXP Quality and Reuse conference 2007, Eindhoven | PR | GE0401_Hatton_lhorg.html |
Les Hatton | 2007p | Failure Patterns: a powerful tool to optimise testing | Keynote at StarEast07, Orlando, USA | PR | StarEast07_failure_patterns.html |
Les Hatton | 2007o | To what extent can we rely on the results of scientific computations ? | Keynote at ACAT'07, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, April 2007 | PR | ACAT07_April2007.html |
Les Hatton | 2006t | A measurement perspective on testing | Presentation to BCS SIGIST, London, Sept 2006 | PR | SIGIST_19-09-2006.html |
Les Hatton | 2006g | Designing and implementing Efficient Tests and Test Strategies | Presentation to British Computer Society, Kingston, February 200 | PR | BCS_14-02-2006.html |
Les Hatton | 2006d | Optimising airgun signatures for different seismic environments and predicting the effects on marine life | Presention to University of Durham Earth Science dept, Jan 2006 | PR | Durham_Jan2006.html |
Les Hatton | 2006c | Dross ex machina: another look at the influence of software defects in computer modelling | Presentation to University of Durham and National Physical Lab, | PR | dross_2006.html |
Les Hatton | 2005u | Forensic software engineering, costs, reliability, security and other woes | Invited talk, Birkbeck, School of Crystallography | PR | Forensic_VariousWoes.html |
Les Hatton | 2005s | Safer C tutorial: developing in high-integrity systems | Invited tutorial, SafeComp 2005, Frederikstad, Norway | PR | SafeComp2005.html |
Les Hatton | 2005k | Avoiding expensive IT project and product failures in 21st century Healthcare | Invited talk, CPD4IT, Royal College of Pathologists, July 2005 | PR | CPD4IT_July2005.html |
Les Hatton | 2005c | A short potter through 21 years of software, er, engineering | Invited talk, 21st anniversary of Centre of Software Reliability | PR | CSR_Apr2005.html |
Les Hatton | 2005b | Recent case studies in testing: Parallel inspections and Testing after Delivery | Invited talk, BCS SIGIST testing conference, March 2005 | PR | SIGIST05_2.html |
Les Hatton | 2004j | The MISRA v2 open conformance suite: work in progress | Invited talk, MISRA annual forum, October 2004 | PR | MISRAv2_Oct04.html |
Les Hatton | 2004i | Forensic Software Engineering: avoiding the avoidable and living with the rest | Invited talk, Medical physics, Univ of Surrey. | PR | Forensic_1.html |
Les Hatton | 2004f | Designing and Implementing efficient tests and test strategies | Keynote, AsiaStar 2004, Canberra, Australia | PR | AsiaStar2004.html |
Les Hatton | 2004c | Safety Critical Software in medical and other systems | Invited talk, Computing in Clinical Laboratories, Guildford | PR | CCL_June2004.html |
Les Hatton | 2004a | A legal framework for understanding software systems behaviour | Invited talk, DIRC workshop, February, Gray's Inn London | PR | DIRC_0204.html |
Les Hatton | 2003s | UKC Christmas lectures on software reliability - 5 | WEB | PR | Xmas5_03.html |
Les Hatton | 2003r | UKC Christmas lectures on software reliability - 4 | WEB | PR | Xmas4_03.html |
Les Hatton | 2003q | UKC Christmas lectures on software reliability - 3 | WEB | PR | Xmas3_03.html |
Les Hatton | 2003p | UKC Christmas lectures on software reliability - 2 | WEB | PR | Xmas2_03.html |
Les Hatton | 2003o | UKC Christmas lectures on software reliability - 1 | WEB | PR | Xmas1_03.html |
Les Hatton | 2003f | Building on success: tackling long-cycle failures | Keynote, EuroStar Mini Conference, the Netherlands, March 2003 | PR | P_EuroMStar_303.html |
Les Hatton | 2003e | Embedded Control Systems and modern software development problems | DERTS, IEE, May 2003, London | PR | P_IEE_503.html |
Les Hatton | 2002f | The Power of Modern Testing: but do we use it ? | Keynote, StarWest, Anaheim, September 2002 | PR | P_StarWest_902.html |
Les Hatton | 2002e | The fault detectability domain: attack in depth | MISRA Forum, Warwick University, October 2002 | PR | P_MISRAF_1002.html |
Les Hatton | 2002d | Safer Language Subsets | Can't remember who I gave this to or why :-( London, April 2002 | PR | P_SaferSub_402.html |
Les Hatton | 2002c | Memorability and Invisibility: a tale of two alarm clocks and other stories from the front line | Keynote, HCI 2002, London, August 2002 | PR | P_HCI_802.html |
Les Hatton | 2001f | Testing Embedded C programs: a measurement based approached to balancing static and dynamic testing | Invited talk, Philips Research, Eindhoven | PR | Philips_ISA.html |
Les Hatton | 2001e | A long hard look at the effects of defect on scientific and other software | Invited talk, Los Alamos, February, 2001 | PR | P_LaNL_201.html |
Les Hatton | 2001d | Computer science education or computer fashion awareness ? | Keynote, ITiCSE 2001, Canterbury. June 2001 | PR | P_ITiCSE_601.html |
Les Hatton | 2001c | 15 years of measuring the effects of defect on scientific and other software | Keynote, ESCOM 2001, February 2001, Herstmonceux I think. | PR | P_ESCOM_201.html |
Les Hatton | 2000f | Software Quality and the World Automobile Industry | Invited talk, Toyo auto. industry seminars, Tokyo, April 2000 | PR | Auto2000.html |
Les Hatton | 2000e | Balancing static and dynamic testing: some observations from measurement | Invited talk, Nokia Technology Centre, Helsinki. | PR | StatDyn2000.html |
Les Hatton | 2000d | Embedded System Testing | Keynote, European Software Testing Congress, London | PR | EmbedSoftTest2000.html |
Les Hatton | 2000c | Embedded Control Systems: Risks and challenges | Invited talk, European Space Agency, Noordwijk, Netherlands, Oct | PR | ESA.html |
Les Hatton | 2000b | Why is Linux so reliable ? | Keynote, ASM 2000 metrics conference, San Jose, California | PR | ASM2000.html |
Les Hatton | 2000a | Software failure: living with a wobbley technology | Inaugural speech, University of Kent | PR | Inaugural.html |
Les Hatton | 2000 | eRisk and eBenefit: the eConomics of Software Testing | Keynote, EuroStar 2000, Edinburgh, Scotland | PR | EuroStar2000.html |
Les Hatton | 1999i | Paradigm shift or measurement based feedback ? | Invited talk, JACC'99, Oxford, September | PR | JACC99.html |
Les Hatton | 1999g | Testing: the influence of complexity, coupling, repetitive failure and diagnosis | Keynote, EuroStar99, Barcelona,, November | PR | EuroStar99.html |
Les Hatton | 1999f | Testing is not a phase | Keynote, STAREast, 2000, Orlando, Florida, May | PR | Star99E.html |
Les Hatton | 1999e | The influence of software defect on simulations | Invited talk, UKSIM 99, Herstmonceux, April. | PR | UKSIM99.html |
Summary: number of books 0, number of invited chapters 0, number of other articles 80
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