Conferences, workshops, and seminars I attended during my PhD (2021–2025).
A winter school with lecture courses on Calabi-Yau manifolds and mirror symmetry, non-Archimedean geometry, surface-like pseudolattices, del Pezzo surfaces and genus one fibrations, and the termination of flips conjecture in birational geometry.
Invited to give a talk about my work with Tom A Laurent Phenomenon for the Cayley Plane at the LMV algebraic geometry seminar in Versailles, France.
A meeting discussing new developments in representation theory of algebras, combinatorics, algebraic geometry, polytopal geometry, cluster algebras and some aspects of theoretical physics. After a 5-day school centred around 4 mini-courses on some new directions of research, the event resumed with a 5-day conference that included a broader range of subjects and speakers, as well as a poster session.
Talks on topics related to tropical geometry, moduli spaces, and matroids.
Hybrid workshop focused on applications of data science to pure mathematics.
MEGA is the acronym for Effective Methods in Algebraic Geometry (and its equivalent in Italian, French, Spanish, German, Russian, etc.). This series of biennial international conferences, with the tradition dating back to 1990, is devoted to computational and application aspects of Algebraic Geometry and related topics, over any characteristics.
ICMS is a bi-annual congress that gathers the mathematicians, scientists and programmers who are interested in the development of mathematical software. I presented a talk on tropical homotopy continuation.
Géométrie Algébrique en Liberté, also known as GAeL, is an annual workshop organized by and for young algebraic geometers. The aim of this workshop is to gather young mathematicians in this field of research and give them an opportunity to discuss freely without having to fear that their questions or viewpoints might be silly: hence the name of the workshop.
A short meeting gathering the experts in cluster theory in the North of England.
A 1-day meeting for junior algebraic geometry researchers. I presented a talk on my work with Tom, A Laurent Phenomenon for the Cayley Plane.
A short meeting in St. Andrews with talks on algebraic and tropical geometry.
A 2-day meeting with computational algebraic geometry talks, machine learning, and computer algebra tutorials.
A meeting for developers of the Julia OSCAR software package.
A meeting for early career researchers in algebraic geometry.
A short meeting gathering the experts in cluster theory in the North of England. Topics included maximal green sequences, growth of frieze patterns, and expansion formulae for loop graphs.
I participated in the ICMS Modelling camp again this year, choosing to model correlation for economic scenario generation.
A meeting between geometers and algebraists, to share problems and methods in their respective fields. Topics include quiver moduli, counting sheaves and represenations of CY4 quivers, the Grassmannian cluster category and mirror symmetry, and the birational geometry of quiver varieties.
A one-day conference on algebraic geometry.
A short winter school at the SCGP on birational geometry. I presented a speed talk on my work with linear LP algebras.
A meeting of many different topics (not all related to tropical geometry!) including things like Hilbert schemes, Khovanskii-finiteness for rational curves of genus two and low degree hypersurfaces, and degenerations of polarized projective varieties to complexity-one varieties.
Updates on computational geometry, including recent trends in open source computer algebra software, lattice polytopes, and Fano varieties.
An exploration of the connections between representation theory and cluster algebras, with emphasis on combinatorial problems in tau-tilting theory.
An LMS cluster algebras conference at University of Leeds, featuring plenty of representation theory.
A short modelling camp where participants split into groups and solve problems with industry partners. Our team came first place for designing and implementing preprocessing pipelines for underwater ROV imaging.
A 5-day conference at the INI focused on drawing out deep connections between cluster algebras and representation theory, combinatorics, algebraic, hyperbolic and symplectic geometry, amongst many others.
A 3-day conference that I attended to present my internship work on computational fluid dynamics.