Francis K. B. (2023, July). Virtual Reality moral dilemmas: How does increased contextual saliency affect moral decisions? Presented at the European Association of Social Psychology annual conference (Krakow, accepted symposium)

Francis K. B. (2023, June). Dietary identity predicts moral anthropocentrism. Presented at the Animal Advocacy Conference (University of Kent)

Francis K. B. (2021, April). Virtual trolley problems: Can we distinguish moral judgments from actions? Presented at the American Philosophy Association (Pacific Division) annual conference (accepted symposium)

Francis, K. B. (2020, June). Moral decision-making during COVID-19: Moral judgments, moralisation, and everyday behaviour. Talk at Euopean X-Phi Conference, virtual conference

Francis, K. B. (2020, January). Does mode of presentation influence moral decision-making? Moral responses in virtual, audio-visual, and text-based dilemmas. Talk at the Experimental Psychology Society (EPS), UCL, London, UK

Francis, K.B. (2019, April). Open and online experimental philosophy. Presented at the inaugural Open in Practice conference, University of Reading, UK. AWARD

Francis, K. B. (2019, February). Using Virtual Reality in Research. Workshop at iCog5 annual conference, University of Reading, UK. 

Francis, K.B. (2018, November). Virtual trolley problems: Vision and haptics in moral decision-making. Presented at Spanish Experimental Philosophy Association (AEFEX) workshop, University of Madrid, Spain.

Francis, K. B. (2018, September). Stakes effects on knowledge: Scales and scepticism. Presentation at Buffalo X-phi Conference, University of Buffalo, NY, USA. 

Francis, K. B. (2018, June). Stakes, scales, and scepticism. Presentation at UK X-phi Conference, University College London, UK. 

Francis, K. B., Howard, I. S., Gummerum, M., Ganis, G., & Terbeck, S. (2018, April). Virtual moral actions, emotional resilience, and regret in the emergency services. Presentation in symposium "Emotions and emerging technologies" at the Consortium of European Research on Emotion (CERE), University of Glasgow, Scotland, UK.

Francis, K. B. (2017, June). Virtual morality: Saying versus simulating in moral dilemmas. Presentation at the Perception, Cognition, and Nutrition Workshop (PCN), University of Reading, UK.

Francis, K. B. (2016, August). Technology-driven moral training: Moral reasoning in the emergency services. Presentation at the International Conference on Thinking (ICT), Brown University, Rhode Island, US. 

Francis, K. B. (2016, July). Moral muscles in virtual landscapes. Presentation at the Society for the Advancement of Judgment and Decision-Making Studies (SEJyD), University of the Balearic Islands, Palma, Mallorca. AWARD

Francis, K. B. (2016, June). Sensorimotor personal force and moral decision-making. Presentation at UK Sensory Motor Conference, Newcastle University, UK. 

​Francis, K. B. (2016, March). Making moral judgments in a virtual landscape: A step closer to moral actions? Presentation at Moral Reasoning and Imagination Lab, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. 

Francis, K. B. (2015, March). Virtual morality: Understanding the effects of technological contexts. Presentation at conference ‘Institutions for Moral Behavior’, Utrecht University, Netherlands.