Talks and presentations

What if GitHub Disappeared Tomorrow?

May 12, 2023

Talk, Internation Internet Preservation Consortium (IIPC) Web Archiving Conference (WAC), Hilversum, The Netherlands

What if GitHub disappeared tomorrow? I presented an overview of three archives and repositories that preserve Git Hosting Platforms and facilitate reproducibility. I detailed the use cases and applications of Software Heritage, Internet Archive, and Zenodo. In addition to the presentation, I created a blog post summarizing the conference. Below are the slides I presented.

Institutional Web Archiving Initiatives to Support Digital Scholarship

May 11, 2023

Panel, Internation Internet Preservation Consortium (IIPC) Web Archiving Conference (WAC), Hilversum, The Netherlands

I presented a summary of our work with the CoSAI project on a panel discussing institutional initiatives to implement Web archiving. In addition to the panel, I created a blog post summarizing the conference. Additionally, a recording of the panel presentation is also publicly available on Youtube. Below is the full slide deck including the slides I presented.

The Rise of GitHub in Scholarly Publications

October 22, 2022

Talk, Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries, Padua, Italy

Our publication, The Rise of GitHub in Scholarly Publications, was accepted at TPDL 2022 and, as a result, I gave a presentation of our work in Padua, Italy. In addition to the presentation, a colleague and I wrote a blog post summarizing the conference. Below are the slides I presented.

Archiving Source Code in Scholarly Content: One in Five Articles Reference GitHub

May 24, 2022

Lightning Talk, Internation Internet Preservation Consortium (IIPC) Web Archiving Conference (WAC), Virtual

I presented a pre-recorded lightning talk at IIPC WAC 2022 detailing the initial findings of my research. In addition to the lightning talk, some of my colleagues and I created a blog post summarizing the conference. Below are the slides I presented.

Archiving Source Code in Scholarly Content: One in Five Articles Reference GitHub

April 13, 2022

Talk, Web Science and Digital Libraries (WSDL) Research Expo, Norfolk, Virginia

I presented the initial findings of my research in an internal research expo for the Web Science and Digital Libraries research group. These results were laid the foundation for “The Rise of GitHub in Scholarly Publications”. Below are the slides I presented.

Emily Escamilla

Talks and presentations

What if GitHub Disappeared Tomorrow?

Institutional Web Archiving Initiatives to Support Digital Scholarship

The Rise of GitHub in Scholarly Publications

Archiving Source Code in Scholarly Content: One in Five Articles Reference GitHub

Archiving Source Code in Scholarly Content: One in Five Articles Reference GitHub