The PhD seminars are informal meetings, organized by the PhD students in Mathematics of Genova. Our main purpose is to present our research activities, or other topics which we are interested in, to other mathematicians who are far from our field of expertise. They are dedicated to all interested PhD, Postdoc, and Master students.
The meetings take place on Thursday from 16:00 to 17:00 (usually every two weeks). If you would like to give a talk, please enter your name in the following table.
The seminars are currently also streamed on Microsoft Teams only for UniGe students/staff.
Next seminars:
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Past seminars:
14/12/2023
Stefano Galanda
Don’t Go Breaking My Cat. Introduction to the Microscopic View of the Limits of Reality(slides)
21/12/2023
Emanuele Di Giandomenico (Technische Universiteit Eindhoven)
Devote a Lifetime to Playing Games (slides)
01/02/2024
Emilien Ouvrard
Introduction to Gauge Theory
22/02/2024
Luís Duarte
Solving an olympiad problem
29/02/2024
Gaston Nieuviarts
Introduction to NCG and its application to the understanding of fundamental interactions(slides)
14/03/2024
Nacho Muñoz
LEAN: The future of mathematics (slides)
Previous years:
09/02/2023
Luca Fiorindo
Straightedge-compass vs origami (slides)
23/02/2023
Gabriel Schmid
A relatively general introduction to general relativity (slides)
09/03/2023
Elena Rizzo
A brief overview of harmonic analysis on homogeneous trees (slides)
23/03/2023
Edoardo D’Angelo
A quantum cup of tea with black holes
20/04/2023
Francesco Zerman
How is life in a p-adic world?
04/05/2023
Andrea Sanguineti
Post-Quantum Cryptography: an overview (slides)
18/05/2023
Paolo Angella
How machines can(t) be artists
25/05/2023
Barbara Betti (Max Planck Institute Leipzig)
Khovanskii bases and how to use them (slides)
29/05/2023
Lorenzo Pollani (Università degli Studi di Roma La Sapienza)
Geometric construction activities on the Euclidean plane using Geogebra (slides)
29/06/2023
Silvia Sconza (Universität Zürich)
A (hopefully) friendly introduction to Isogeny-Based Cryptography (slides)
27/06/2023
Lorenzo Barban (Università degli Studi di Trento)
The relation between birational geometry and C*-actions
13/07/2023
Andrea Poggio
Functional calculus for self adjoint operators
For previous seminars held from 2015 to 2019 see here.
For further information, contact us:
Fiorindo Luca luca.fiorindo@dima.unige.it
Galanda Stefano stefano.galanda@dima.unige.it
Schmid Gabriel gabriel.schmid@dima.unige.it