Lesk, M., “AI systems for chemical information retrieval - promise and performance,” Abstracts of Papers of the American Chemical Society, 201, 12, pp. 1-CINF, British Library, Cam- bridge, UK (April 1991). (letter to the editor). 

Pullinger, D.J., Shackel, B., Lesk, M., and Robertson, S.E., “BLEND-7: other studies and user commodities.,” Research Paper 81, p. 33, British Library, Cambridge, UK (1991). (letter to the editor). 

Lesk, M.E., “Electronic Journals: When?,” Optics and Photonics News, 2, 12, p. 61,81, Com- mission on Preservation and Access, Cambridge, UK (Dec. 1991). (letter to the editor). 

Lesk, M., “Safe not sorry,” New Scientist, 130, 1772, p. 2, Commission on Preservation and Access, Cambridge, UK (1991). (letter to the editor). 

Lesk, M.E., “Television Libraries for Workstations: An All-Digital Storage, Transmission and Display System for Low-Rate Video” in Multimedia information. Proceedings of the Second International Information Research Conference held at Churchill College, ed. Mary Feeney and Shirley Day, 21, pp. 187-194, Commission on Preservation and Access, Cambridge, UK (15-18 July 1991). Previously a report of the Commission on Preservation and Access. 

Senteio, C. Effective Presentations. Invited presentation for the University of Michigan School of Information Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU), Ann Arbor, MI, July 10, 2013 

Lesk, M.E., “Better Things for Better Chemistry Through Multimedia,” Screening Words: User Interfaces for Text, 8th Annual Conference of the UW Centre for the New Oxford English Dictionary and Text Research, 21, 1, pp. 17-24, Commission on Preservation and Access, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada (October 18-20, 1992). Previously a report of the Commission on Preservation and Access. 

Lesk, M.E,. “Image formats for preservation and access.,” Microform Review, 21, 1, pp. 17-24, Commission on Preservation and Access, London (1992). Previously a report of the Commission on Preservation and Access. 

Senteio, C. Health Informatics Overview, Moving from Success to Significance. Invited speech, University of Michigan School of Information 2013 Convocation, Ann Arbor, MI, September 6, 2013. Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PjkEltwDSo