Presentations:

2026:

“Origins Displaced: A Provenance Study of AIHS MS AN 1, Chronicon Scotorum” — International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo MI, May 2026. 

“Frailty and Vigor: The Impact of the Great Hunger on Views and Stereotypes of Irish Americans” — Invited Speaker, Weill Cornell Medicine, March 2026. 

“Introduction to Irish American History” — Invited Speaker, [Corporate Office, Redacted for Privacy], March 2026. 

“Seanchoíche | Irish Women in America: 250 Years of Trailblazers & Storytellers” — Invited Speaker, Consulate General of Ireland, New York, March 2026. 

“Medieval Poetry as Ancestral Practice” — Invited Lecturer, Poetry Society of New York, New York, February 2026. 

2025:

“A Reasonable Appeal: Trefhocal Approaches in Finghen mac Flainn’s Poem of Seventy Quatrains” — Harvard Celtic Colloquium, Harvard University, October 2025. 

“Temporary Toponymy: Placenaming in The Táin and Translations,” Biennial Conference for the Association for the Study of Literature and Environment UK and Ireland, University of Galway, Aug. 12-14, 2025.

“Bear–Men: Zoological Anthroponyms in The Saga of King Hrolf Kraki”— Medieval & Early Modern Studies Festival, University of Kent, June 2025.

“Flesh and Blood: Embodied Icelandic National Identity in Saga Culture,” Symposium of Medieval and Renaissance Studies, June 9-11, 2025.

“Wine Poetic: Viking Skalds” — Guest Lecturer, The Poetry Society of New York, April 2025.

“Marginal Discourse: Icelandic Inscription as Literary and National Study”— Language and Development Lab, The New School, April 2025.

Publications:

2026:

Treasures of Time (weekly column) — Irish Central (February 2026–Present).

“Literary ‘Pure’ Ancestry: How Medieval Norse Writing Created Genealogies” — Medievalist Toolkit, Seattle University, April, 2026.

2024:

Lindenburg, M. (2024) “Delving into Iceland: Conducting Research Abroad,” Bridging Fields: An Interdisciplinary Graduate Journal of Library and Information Sciences: Issue 1.

2023:

Lindenburg, M. (2023) “The Last Martian: Postcolonial Metaphors of the New Frontier,” Soaring: A Journal of Undergraduate Research: Vol. 2023, Article 9.

2022:

Lindenburg, M. “How to Make a Monster: The Homosexual Experience in Horror and Thriller Cinema.” The Review: A Journal of Undergraduate Student Research 23 (2022).